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Alabama’s defense faces a speed test it can’t afford to fail against Mississippi State (opens the original)
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Some matchups tell you what a team wants to do — others tell you what a team cannot afford to let happen. For Kane Wommack and Alabama's defense, Mississippi State presents a little bit of both. This multidimensional approach has stood out on film through the Bulldogs' first four games, with rising star quarterback Kamario Taylor and offensive-minded head coach Jeff Lebby finding ways to stress opposing defenses by consistently putting their speedy playmakers in position to make something happen
Josh Ford sees something dangerous brewing inside Alabama ahead of pivotal SEC stretch (opens the original)
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The easiest way to find out how strong the foundation of something is becoming is to ask the workers the workers building it. For Alabama, Josh Ford might be one of the best people to ask. The junior tight end hasn't exactly been at the center of the Crimson Tide's explosion through the first four games. He hadn't even had a catch entering Saturday night. But that's exactly what makes his perspective so interesting. Ford has spent the first month of the season doing the kind of work that rarely
Ryan Grubb and Alabama's offense answered the critics with a fast start vs. South Carolina (opens the original)
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Sometimes the easiest way to fix a problem is to stop talking about it and actually go fix it. That's the mission Alabama's offense was on in the early going against South Carolina, after a week of fan backlash surrounding second-year offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb's comments and the Crimson Tide's annoying case of "slow-start-itus". After punting on its opening possession, Grubb's unit needed just one play to flip the script as Keelon Russell and Lotzeir Brooks got the night started with a 75
Alabama can't repeat mistakes against South Carolina that burned them against FSU (opens the original)
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There's a certain violence to the way Alabama wants to play defense in 2026. Four, five, sometimes six defenders flying around toward the line of scrimmage. The pocket collapsing. The quarterback feeling the walls closing in as bodies converge before he can find an escape. That's where third-year defensive coordinator Kane Wommack and the Crimson Tide's front seven have been at their best so far — attacking, swarming, and applying pressure from snap to snap. That style of aggression has resulted
Alabama's defensive struggles vs. FSU may have been a blessing in disguise (opens the original)
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If you watched Alabama's defense over the first two weeks of the 2026 season, you would've thought it was a unit that pretty much had everything figured out. I sure did, because the numbers and the eye test backed it up. A big, strong, versatile group at all three levels who had only surrendered one third down, 27 points, and 371 total yards of offense through eight quarters. The Seminoles found explosive plays, exposed the Tide on third downs, and piled up over 400 yards of offense in a 36-poin
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