re: UA Volleyball, Soccer, Track, Tennis, Swim/Diving, Rowing (2022-23)

A follow up story from SwimSwam

FORMER ALABAMA COMMIT PUTS SWIMMING ASIDE TO PURSUE MILITARY DREAM

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“The atmosphere at Alabama was absolutely insane,” Rollins said. “Their team was so welcoming to me, they were so nice, the facilities were brand new, their coaching staff was phenomenal. I just loved it, but it’s nothing against them. I’d pick them any day over any other school, but the Marine Corps is just my way to go.”

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Sunday vs Texas A&M just became a HUGE game for us.


#2 and #4 went down this week.


Top 5 is there for the taking Bama!

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After 10-straight matches on the road, Alabama volleyball returns home hosting in-state rival Auburn Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. CT in Foster Auditorium.

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Is it normal to play the same team twice in one weekend?

I don't know what his test scores were, but... no way he couldn't have gone to the naval academy and entered the Marines as an officer instead of an enlistee

Lost to Auburn in 4 sets. Need more height and athleticism.

That was pain. Nothing Coach Reed can do immediately with the remains of the previous regime outside of experimenting.

One of the biggest defects of Coach Devine was the constant turnover and transfers. The teams never had much chemistry or veteran leaders and that's still the case. Reed's top priority is probably recruiting and recruiting kids that will buy in and stay.

Alabama Men’s Tennis Wins Six Matches on Day Two of the Bobby Bayliss Invitational

Filip Planinsek, Zach Foster and Roan Jones led the Crimson Tide on the second day of competition in South Bend, Ind., recording wins in both singles and doubles play

The nationally ranked Alabama Soccer team plays this evening in Tuscaloosa at 6 pm (on SEC+) - Watch here

Alabama Soccer

and also-ran program that has spent 100% of it's history out of the national conversation... the world of Stanford, UCLA, North Carolina and Notre Dame...


Alabama Soccer is going to be a Top 5 program tomorrow.

Alabama Men’s Tennis Concludes Bobby Bayliss Invitational

The Alabama men's tennis team closed their fall season opener Sunday after tallying 11 wins over three days at the Bobby Bayliss Invitational, hosted by Notre Dame, at the Courtney Tennis Center in South Bend, Ind.

Newcomer, Roan Jones went undefeated in singles over the weekend, capping his three-win run with a straight-set victory against Columbia's Hugo Hashimoto, 6-2, 6-1.

In doubles, Joao Ferreira and Zach Foster combined to down Columbia's Roko Horvat and Sachin Palta, 6-1. It was Foster's third doubles win of the weekend, playing with three different partners.

Up Next
After opening at this weekend's Bayliss Invitational, the Crimson Tide men will co-host the Bama Four-In-The-Fall with the UA women's team (Sept. 30-Oct. 2)