Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer sees the 2024 season differently than most of the Crimson Tide's loudest critics.

Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer has lost believers in the media industry. While many were on a wait-and-see basis with the former Washington coach following the Huskies' national championship appearance,

It's a new year and a new reality for Alabama football. After hearing arguments for why Alabama should've been chosen for the College Football Playoff over SMU, Indiana or any playoff team without the pedigree of Alabama,

Kalen DeBoer's first season as Alabama's football coach just ended in awful fashion, losing the ReliaQuest Bowl to Michigan despite being a double-digit favorite. Michigan started this Tuesday's game with its hair on fire,

Washington improved. It won 14 games in 2023, beating Texas again in the College Football Playoff in the Sugar Bowl before losing to Michigan in the CFP national championship game. Days later, DeBoer was named as Nick Saban's successor with Alabama football.

Jalen Milroe and Tyler Booker are confident in the direction the program is heading under the leadership of DeBoer.

Kalen DeBoer’s first season as the Alabama coach ended on Tuesday with a disappointing thud, a 19-13 loss to an unranked Michigan team in the ReliaQuest Bowl. The Crimson Tide finished with a 9-4 (5-3 SEC) record in DeBoer’s inaugural year,

Kalen DeBoer and the Alabama Crimson Tide are fresh off finishing the worst college football season that fans have seen since Nick Saban's first year back in 2007. The Tide finished 9-4 on the year following a disappointing,

No one expected Michigan football to come into Raymond James Stadium and upset the vaunted Alabama Crimson Tide. However, the Wolverines

Alabama football went out with a whimper in the first season without Nick Saban manning the sidelines. Kalen DeBoer and the new-look Crimson Tide suffered a disappointing 19-13 defeat at the hands of Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl.