Alabama football uniforms for ReliaQuest Bowl vs. Michigan unveiled

Road whites or home uniforms? Here’s what Alabama will wearing when they face Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl.

We now know what uniforms the Alabama Crimson Tide will wear at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa when they face the Michigan Wolverines in the 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl on Tuesday.

Michigan football took to social media Monday to share the Wolverines would wear their classic home uniforms. By default, Alabama will wear its iconic white jerseys over white pants.

It’s essentially the same uniform combination as the 2024 Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day with one exception. Michigan will wear its traditional gold pants in Tuesday’s matchup; they wore blue jerseys over blue pants for the Rose Bowl playoff semifinal.

It will be the fifth time this season Alabama will wear its crisp white jerseys. While the Crimson Tide played five road games in the regular season, one was at LSU where the Tigers always wear white jerseys at home against Alabama.

Here’s a look at Michigan’s uniform combination as posted on the team’s social media accounts (note the official 2024 ReliaQuest Bowl patch near the shoulder of the jersey).

As we mentioned, the ReliaQuest Bowl (formerly the Outback Bowl) has pitted the SEC vs. the Big Ten every year since the 1995 season. Big Ten schools have been designated as the home team in even years (after the 2016 regular season, 2018, 2020, etc.), while SEC schools have been the home team in odd years.

Alabama (9-3 overall) is ranked No. 11 in the US LBM Coaches Poll. Michigan (7-5) is unranked. The Crimson Tide defeated Auburn, 28-14, at Bryant-Denny Stadium in their last game on Nov. 30. Jalen Milroe combined for four touchdowns as Alabama won its fifth straight Iron Bowl. That same day, Michigan stunned Ohio State, 13-10.

Kickoff for Alabama-Michigan is 11 a.m. CT on Tuesday. The game can be seen on ESPN.

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