As of midday Tuesday, Jan. 6, Alabama has had 19 players who have, reportedly, entered the transfer portal. The Crimson Tide has added two players via the portal this cycle: former Oklahoma State tight end Josh Ford and former NC State running back Hollywood Smothers.

Ryan Williams is no longer the only "Hollywood" on the Alabama football roster. Former NC State running back Hollywood Smothers is the Crimson Tide's second NCAA transfer portal addition of the 2026 cycle. Smothers follows Oklahoma State tight end Josh Ford, who joined the Crimson Tide in December.

The first show of the football offseason focuses on the transfer portal by looking at who's in from the Crimson Tide side and who Alabama looks to bring in. | E

Alabama signed a five-star running back in the 2026 recruiting class, and the Crimson Tide landed a top transfer portal running back on Monday. But the work isn't done to improve the running game.

Paul Finebaum sounded off on the state of affairs in Tuscaloosa on the morning after Alabama's blowout Playoff loss to Indiana.

Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson considers his future after a season-ending injury as the Crimson Tide faces a roster overhaul.

Alabama football turned to backup QB Austin Mack in a 38-3 blowout loss to Indiana in the Rose Bowl. Here's what coach Kalen DeBoer said about it.

After a thrilling win over No. 7 seed Texas A&M on Dec. 20, the Hurricanes were operating a high-level across the board against the Buckeyes. Meanwhile, Ohio State's offense looked out of rhythm in its first live action since the Big Ten Championship Game on Dec. 6.