That was the kind of game Nick Saban never lost after his first season, winning 100 in a row against unranked schools beginning in November 2007.

After being ranked as the No. 1 team in the country, it felt as if the sky was falling for Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer and his squad. However, with seven games remaining on the schedule, everything the Crimson Tide set out to accomplish before the season is still achievable.

From the moment Kalen DeBoer and Alabama football entered the away locker room at FirstBank Stadium after Saturday's 40-35 loss to Vanderbilt, the 24-hour response period began. It was a locker room filled with frustration, one filled with players wanting ...

Tennessee probably wishes Alabama had hired another coach named "Mike." Kalen DeBoer might not produce a dynasty, but he could win a championship.

Alabama’s recent upset loss to Vanderbilt was sweet for columnist Danny O’Neil, who still hasn’t forgiven Coach Kalen DeBoer for skipping out on UW.

Here's the message Kalen DeBoer wants to send to his Alabama football players after the stunning loss to Vanderbilt.

Kalen DeBoer’s Alabama team suffered one of the most shocking losses in program history in Week 6. The previously top ranked Crimson Tide fell in Nashville to Vanderbilt, 40-35.

Kalen DeBoer was focused on the road ahead after No. 1 Alabama suffered a shocking 40-35 loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday night. "We're going to find out

Alabama fans grieve on 'Finebaum' after humiliating loss, but Kalen DeBoer enjoys path to recovery. It's simple, really. Make the playoff.