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,

Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer doesn't have confidence from many that he'll lead the Crimson Tide back to the level of winning Nick Saban's tenure produced.

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.

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban has at least one regret since parting ways with the Crimson Tide a year ago. Saban was on ESPN’s College GameDay on Wednesday discussing the upcoming slate of bowl games,

Former Alabama football head coach Nick Saban believes that the Tide weren't motivated to play against Michigan.

When Nick Saban officially retired from college football, he had finished his 17-year career at Alabama with a 206-29 record and a .877 winning percentage. He also left the sport with the third-most bowl wins in CFP history, 19, 16 of which came at Alabama.