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Where can I watch the new CFP rankings for Alabama football?

Tuesday night’s new CFP rankings will offer an updated look at the playoff picture for Alabama football. Here’s how to watch the rankings.

Alabama Crimson Tide fans will be watching this week’s updated College Football Playoff rankings with a sense of curiosity.

After suffering an ugly 24-3 loss to the Oklahoma Sooners in Norman over the weekend, exactly how far the Crimson Tide (8-3 overall, 4-3 conference) will fall in Tuesday’s updated rankings remains to be seen. For comparison, Alabama fell to No. 13 in the US LBM Coaches Poll, released Sunday.

Kalen DeBoer’s team wasn’t the only SEC team in the rankings to fall in Week 13. Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss Rebels (8-3) also lost, 24-17 to the Florida Gators (5-6) in Gainesville on Saturday.

Texas A&M (8-3, 5-2), while ranked below Alabama in the CFP, suffered from the upset bug in a 43-41 loss to the Auburn Tigers at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Yet the Aggies will play for the SEC crown in Atlanta, if they beat the Texas Longhorns (10-1, 6-1) Saturday in the first meeting between the Lone Star State rivals since 2011.

There’s been a lot of chaos in the 2024 college football season, particularly in the SEC, and even more could still lie ahead.

Here’s how you can watch the latest College Football Playoff rankings show Tuesday night.

How to watch College Football Playoff rankings show

TV Channel: ESPN

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College Football Playoff rankings release date:

Date: Tuesday, November 26, 2024

What time is CFP rankings release?

Start Time: 7 p.m. CT

Alabama football CFP rankings projection

With such an woeful performance against an Oklahoma team that was just 1-5 in conference play, coupled with a previous loss against a now five-loss Vanderbilt team, I expect Alabama to fall to No. 13 or 14.

How many teams are in College Football Playoff 2024?

For the first time, there will be 12 teams participating in the College Football Playoffs — five automatic bids for each of the Power Four conference champions, and one to the highest-ranked Group of Five champion. The remaining seven slots are given to at-large teams.

Last week, Boise State (10-1) jumped to No. 12 in the rankings — two spots higher than the highest-ranked Big 12 team (BYU). That put Ashton Jeanty and the Broncos as the projected No. 4 seed, with the Big 12 champion as the No. 12 seed. Oregon (11-0) has been No. 1 in the CFP rankings since they were initially unveiled on Nov. 5.

How does the College Football Playoff format work?

The top four seeds will have a bye when the CFP kicks off. The next four highest-seeded teams will host on-campus playoff games as follows:

No. 5 vs No. 12, winner will play No. 4
No. 6 vs No. 11, winner will play No. 3
No. 7 vs No. 10, winner will play No. 2
No. 8 vs No. 9, winner will play No. 1

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How to watch new CFP rankings for Alabama football fans: Time, live stream, TV channel

Tuesday night’s new CFP rankings will offer an updated look at the playoff picture and bracket for Alabama football. Here’s how to watch the rankings.

Alabama Crimson Tide fans won’t want to miss this week’s updated College Football Playoff rankings reveal.

As expected, Alabama football won its annual “FCS Week” game against Mercer — though it did come against a Bears team that is ranked No. 9 in the latest FCS Coaches Poll.

Moreover, two teams ranked ahead of the Crimson Tide in last week’s CFP rankings lost over the weekend. The BYU Cougars fell 17-13 in an upset loss to the Kansas Jayhawks, and the Tennessee Volunteers lost 31-17 to the Georgia Bulldogs.

Alabama (8-2) stands to benefit from those teams’ losses in both the actual CFP rankings as well as in terms of seeding. Last week, the selection committee’s seeding would have had the Crimson Tide taking on the Indiana Hoosiers in a first-round game in Bloomington.

Here is how you can watch the latest College Football Playoff rankings show Tuesday night.

How to watch College Football Playoff rankings show

TV Channel: ESPN

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College Football Playoff rankings release date:

Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2024

What time is CFP rankings release?

Start Time: 6 p.m. CT

Alabama football CFP rankings projection

Alabama moved up to the No. 10 seed in last week’s rankings. If the Crimson Tide are on the move again this week, look for them in the No. 8-9 range.

How many teams are in College Football Playoff 2024?

Yes, for the first time, there will be 12 teams participating in the College Football Playoffs — five automatic bids for each of the Power Four conference champions, and one to the highest-ranked Group of Five champion. The remaining seven slots are given to at-large teams.

How does the College Football Playoff format work?

The top four seeds will have a bye when the CFP kicks off. The next four highest-seeded teams will host on-campus playoff games as follows:

No. 5 vs No. 12, winner will play No. 4
No. 6 vs No. 11, winner will play No. 3
No. 7 vs No. 10, winner will play No. 2
No. 8 vs No. 9, winner will play No. 1

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Alabama rolls in dominant 52-7 win over Mercer to set up final stretch run

The Alabama Crimson Tide finished strong in the second half of a 52-7 victory over the Mercer Bears Saturday. Here’s how it happened.

The No. 9 Alabama Crimson Tide finished strong in a 52-7 win over the Mercer Bears Saturday afternoon at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Alabama improved to 8-2 overall before its final two games of the regular season. Kalen DeBoer’s team heads to Norman next Saturday to face the Oklahoma Sooners before closing out the year with their Iron Bowl matchup against the Auburn Tigers in Tuscaloosa.

After jumping out to a 31-7 lead at halftime — a start in which the Tide got two big touchdowns from freshman sensation Ryan Williams and an impressive performance from quarterback Jalen Milroe — Alabama kept its foot on the gas to open the second half.

The Crimson Tide started the third quarter strong by driving 67 yards in 4:27 to take a 38-7 lead. Milroe hit Germie Bernard on a play that went for 23 yards to the Mercer 21-yard line, and Justice Haynes ran 12 yards for a first and goal at the Bears’ 3. Milroe eventually finished off a 10-play drive with a three-yard touchdown run.

That would mark the end of Milroe’s day. He finished 11-of-16 for 186 yards and three touchdowns (two passing, one rushing). Milroe ran six times for 43 yards before backup Ty Simpson took over.

Simpson showed off his wheels on his first series with a 13-yard scramble on a 3rd and 11 play from Alabama’s 27-yard line.

Early in the fourth quarter, Simpson pulled off a pass reminiscent of Eli Manning’s Super Bowl escape against the New England Patriots in 2008 when he avoided a sack and hit tight end Josh Cuevas for a 43-yard gain and a first and goal at the 1.

Richard Young finished off the drive with his first career touchdown run for a 45-7 lead with 12:54 to play in the game. Simpson was 5-of-10 for 71 yards, plus the 13-yard scramble.

Alabama used two more backup quarterbacks, giving freshmen Dylan Lonergan and Washington transfer Austin Mack some snaps. Lonergan was 5-of-6 for 23 yards. He hit Ty Lockwood on a well-thrown short pass for a five-yard gain and a first down.

Mack, the fourth quarterback of the day, connected with fellow freshman Rico Scott for a 31-yard touchdown with 3:36 left for Alabama’s final score of the afternoon. Mack’s touchdown to Scott capped a 16-play, 79-yard drive that took 7:43 off the clock.

Alabama finished the day with an 508 yards of total offense (319 passing, 189 rushing) and 29 first downs.

Alabama vs Oklahoma Week 13 kickoff, TV info announced

The Crimson Tide will face the Oklahoma Sooners next Saturday night at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. CT. The game will be televised on ABC.

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Alabama-Purdue basketball game marks rare appearance for Crimson Tide on NBC

Alabama takes on Purdue tonight in a marquee Top 25 matchup on Peacock. It’s been a while since the Alabama Crimson Tide appeared on an NBC-owned platform. Here’s the last time it happened.

Nate Oats and the Alabama Crimson Tide are in West Lafayette to take on the Purdue Boilermakers in a marquee nonconference matchup at Mackey Arena featuring two Top 25 teams.

Alabama (3-0) is ranked No. 2 in the both the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 poll. Purdue (3-0) is ranked No. 12 in the Coaches Poll. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m. CT. The game can be seen exclusively on Peacock, marking the first time the Crimson Tide have ever appeared on the streaming platform.

Since it’s Alabama’s first time playing exclusively on Peacock, that caused me to think about the last time a Crimson Tide team in a major sport appeared on any NBC-owned property — including the actual flagship NBC network.

The answer? It’s been a while.

In 2019, Oats’ first season in Tuscaloosa, Alabama played the Rhode Island Rams in the third game of the season at Ryan Center in Kingston. Rhode Island won, 93-79. That game was televised on the now defunct NBC Sports Network, or NBCSN. (Hat tip to Griffin Smith on X, formerly Twitter, for pointing this out.)

As for Alabama football? It’s been even longer since the Crimson Tide last appeared on an NBC-owned channel.

In fact, you’d have to go all the way back to New Year’s Day 1991 when Alabama played the Louisville Cardinals, then a football independent, in the Fiesta Bowl at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz. The game was nationally televised on NBC.

In one of the ugliest bowl game performances in Alabama football history, Louisville got out to a stunning 25-0 lead in a first quarter that took nearly one full hour from start to finish.

The Cardinals, led by former Bear Bryant player and assistant coach Howard Schnellenberger, won 34-7. The late Charlie Jones called the game for NBC alongside former BYU Cougars and Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders tight end Todd Christensen.

Louisville quarterback Browning Nagle was the game’s MVP. Nagle threw for a Fiesta Bowl record 451 yards against Alabama.

Off the field, the game was mired in a cloud of controversy over a decision by Arizona voters to reject a proposal that would have made Martin Luther King Jr. Day a paid holiday for state workers. According to a Jan. 2, 1991, story from the New York Times, Fiesta Bowl officials considered moving the game to San Diego.

Separately, both Notre Dame and Virginia had refused to play in the Fiesta Bowl over the voters’ decision.

Alabama fans of a certain age will also recall that NBC angered many in its audience by cutting away from the Fiesta Bowl to head to Miami for that night’s Orange Bowl clash between No. 5 Notre Dame and No. 1 Colorado. The Buffaloes beat the Irish, 10-9, for a share of the national championship with Georgia Tech.

The issue was, NBC cut away from the Fiesta Bowl with over six minutes still left in the game — and well before the Orange Bowl had kicked off. After doing so, Alabama defensive back and fan favorite Mark McMillion was injured on a play late in the game that many feared to be serious. (McMillion would play in all 12 games the following year in 1991 and have an eight-year career in the NFL.)

As for basketball games, those have primarily been broadcast on CBS, ABC/ESPN and, to a smaller degree, on Fox. Major college games haven’t been regularly broadcast on the national NBC network since it lost the rights to the NCAA Tournament to CBS in the 80s. Peacock began airing Big Ten football and basketball games in 2023.

To say the least, Alabama’s appearance on an NBC-owned platform — either broadcast or streaming — is a rarity these days.

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USA TODAY Sports expert sees Alabama football going all the way to CFP title game

This USA TODAY Sports college football expert sees Alabama making a DEEP run in the College Football Playoff.

What a difference a week can make. That’s especially true for the Alabama Crimson Tide, who came into Week 11 a borderline College Football Playoff team in most experts’ postseason projections.

But after soundly beating the LSU Tigers 42-13, Kalen DeBoer and the Crimson Tide have gone from being a mere Playoff contender to a much deeper projection in one expert’s prediction.

That’s according to the latest College Football Playoff projections from USA TODAY Sports’ Erick Smith, who updated his weekly postseason picks Tuesday. Smith now sees Alabama not only making the Playoff, but going all the way to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Here’s how Smith sees it happening. He projects Alabama, as a No. 7 seed, to beat the No. 10 Indiana Hoosiers in a first-round game at Bryant-Denny Stadium. From there, he has the Crimson Tide beating projected ACC champion Miami in the Peach Bowl, then taking down the Ole Miss Rebels in the semifinals at the Orange Bowl.

Doing that would put Alabama in the title game against the Ohio State Buckeyes in Atlanta on Jan. 20, 2025, Smith predicts.

Smith’s four projected conference champions are the Oregon Ducks, Texas Longhorns, BYU Cougars and Miami Hurricanes.

Could the SEC get five teams into the College Football Playoff?

That’s a projection USA TODAY Sports’ Blake Toppmeyer is ready to make after a wild Saturday of games that included Ole Miss’ 18-point win over the Georgia Bulldogs in Oxford. In Toppmeyer’s weekly Playoff projections, he sees Alabama, Ole Miss, Georgia, Texas and the Tennessee Volunteers all making the 12-team field.

Although the math in getting to Atlanta for the SEC Championship Game is tricky, Toppmeyer sees the Crimson Tide as his SEC champion and the No. 2 overall seed in the Playoff behind Oregon.

Toppmeyer said of Alabama:

“As an SEC standings logjam forms, complex tiebreaker protocols might be needed to determine one or both teams for the conference championship game. So, I can’t say with certainty Alabama will reach Atlanta. Strapped with two conference losses, the Crimson Tide require help to get there. If they they get there, I like their chances of retaining the SEC’s crown. Quarterback Jalen Milroe regained his juice, and Alabama showed no signs of its October woes, while demolishing LSU.”

Toppmeyer has Oregon as his No. 1 overall seed with BYU as the No. 3 seed and Miami as the No. 4 seed of the four Power Four champions.

The Power Four champions will receive a first-round bye and advance to the quarterfinal round of the Playoff at neutral sites: the Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Fiesta Bowl and Peach Bowl.

Alabama was No. 11 in the initial CFP rankings last week. The updated rankings will be unveiled Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CT on ESPN.

Alabama football schedule 2024

Alabama (7-2) will host the Mercer Bears (9-1) from the FCS Southern Conference at Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. CT. The game can be seen on SEC Network+.

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ESPN names broadcast crew for Alabama football vs. Mercer

Here are the TV announcers for Alabama’s game against the Mercer Bears Saturday.

Fresh off their 42-13 win over the LSU Tigers in Week 11, Jalen Milroe and the Alabama Crimson Tide are hosting the Mercer Bears in Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday. Kickoff for Alabama vs. Mercer is set for 1 p.m. CT. The game can be seen on SEC Network+.

On Monday, ESPN announced its Week 12 college football commentator assignments. For Alabama-Mercer, the crew of Jay Alter (play-by-play) and Rocky Boiman (analyst) will have the call of the game on SEC Network+. Ashley Stroehlein will handle sideline reporting duties. It’s the trio’s first time working an Alabama game.

Radio coverage for Saturday’s Alabama game will be carried on SiriusXM Channel 191, featuring the Crimson Tide Sports Network crew of Chris Stewart, Tyler Watts and Damion Square.

Alabama (7-2) rose two spots to No. 9 in this week’s US LBM Coaches Poll following its win at LSU. Kalen DeBoer and the Crimson Tide were ranked No. 11 in the initial CFP rankings last week. The updated rankings will be unveiled Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CT on ESPN.

Mercer is atop the Southern Conference and is 9-1 overall and ranked No. 9 in this week’s AFCA NCAA FCS Football Rankings. The Bears defeated VMI, 34-0, last Saturday.

Where’s Alabama in latest College Football Playoff bracket? Full playoff picture

Alabama landed at No. 11 in the latest College Football Rankings. Here’s a playoff picture for the Crimson Tide.

The first College Football Playoff rankings of the 2024 season were officially unveiled live on ESPN Tuesday night. Here’s what you need to know about the Alabama Crimson Tide after the initial rankings release.

Alabama (6-2 overall) was ranked in the same spot in the initial CFP rankings as their current standing in both the Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 poll. The Crimson Tide were ranked No. 11.

With two losses already and at 6-2 overall, Kalen DeBoer and the Crimson Tide cannot avoid another setback. That’s the simple reality. Alabama got some help over the weekend when three teams ranked ahead of them in the polls fell: Clemson, Iowa State and Texas A&M.

To no surprise, the Oregon Ducks took the No. 1 overall spot in the initial CFP rankings. Dan Lanning’s team is 9-0 and have spent the past three weeks atop the Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 poll.

Ohio State checked in at No. 2, with Georgia at No. 3.

College Football Playoff bracket: Who’s in, who’s out

Alabama was one of the last teams who cracked the initial CFP rankings at No. 11. The Crimson Tide were ranked one spot ahead of Boise State at No. 12 and one spot below Notre Dame at No. 11.

Latest CFP rankings

12. Boise State Broncos

11. Alabama Crimson Tide

10. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

9. BYU Cougars

8. Indiana Hoosiers

7. Tennessee Volunteers

6. Penn State Nittany Lions

5. Texas Longhorns

4. Miami Hurricanes

3. Georgia Bulldogs

2. Ohio State Buckeyes

1. Oregon Ducks

Alabama’s projected CFP opponent

Texas Longhorns

How many teams in College Football Playoff 2024?

For the first time, there will be 12 teams participating in the College Football Playoffs. There are five automatic bids for each of the Power Four conference champions and one to the highest-ranked Group of Five champion. The remaining seven slots are given to the seven at-large teams.

When next College Football Playoff rankings come out

Tuesday, Nov. 12: 8:30 p.m. ET
Tuesday, Nov. 19: 7 p.m. ET
Tuesday, Nov. 26: 8 p.m. ET
Tuesday, Dec. 3: 7 p.m. ET
Sunday, Dec. 8: Noon ET

Alabama schedule: Are the Crimson Tide playing today?

Is Alabama football playing today? Here’s a look at the schedule and the games to come.

Will the Alabama Crimson Tide be on the field today in Week 10 of the 2024 college football schedule?

After a 34-0 shutout victory over the Missouri Tigers at Bryant-Denny Stadium, the Crimson Tide (6-2 overall, 3-2 SEC) are on a bye week and will return to the field on Nov. 9 when Alabama heads to Baton Rouge for its annual showdown with the LSU Tigers in what will be a playoff elimination game for both teams.

LSU (6-2, 3-1) fell to the Texas A&M Aggies, 38-23, in College Station last week to snap a six-game winning streak. The Tigers also have a bye this week and are ranked No. 16 in the US LBM Coaches Poll. Alabama is ranked No. 14 in the coaches poll.

Brian Kelly and the Tigers won the last matchup with Alabama in Tiger Stadium when the two teams met in 2022, a 32-31 classic. Jayden Daniels ran for a 25-yard touchdown in overtime and then hit tight end Mason Taylor for a game-winning 2-point conversion. It was LSU’s first win over Alabama in Baton Rouge since 2010.

Last year, Alabama tamed the Tigers 42-28 in Tuscaloosa. Jalen Milroe would certainly take a repeat performance of that game when the two teams play again next week. Milroe rushed for 155 yards and four touchdowns and threw for 219 more against LSU last November.

Kickoff for Alabama-LSU was announced earlier this week. The Tide and Tigers will play at 6:30 p.m. The game will be televised on ABC.

Alabama football 2024 schedule

Aug. 31: vs Western Kentucky (W, 63-0)
Sept. 7: vs. South Florida (W, 42-16)
Sept. 14: at Wisconsin (W, 42-10)
Sept. 28: vs Georgia (W, 41-34)
Oct 5: at Vanderbilt (L, 40-35)
Oct. 12: vs South Carolina (W, 27-25)
Oct. 19: at Tennessee (L, 24-17)
Oct. 26: vs Missouri (W, 34-0)
Nov. 9 at LSU
Nov. 16 vs Mercer
Nov. 23 at Oklahoma
Nov. 30 vs Auburn
Record: 6-2

Alabama DL LT Overton feels he was underutilzed during his time at Texas A&M

LT Overton’s Aggie career was relatively forgettable, but his collegiate story may just be starting at Alabama

It’s always interesting to keep tabs on former players’ progress once they transfer from a program, and when looking back at Texas A&M’s historic 2022 recruiting class, most of the former commits have left, including former 5-star defensive lineman LT Overton.

Coming out of the high school ranks as a feared pass rusher with elite positional versatility. Still, after two seasons with Texas A&M, Overton only recorded 48 tackles and one sack, entering the transfer portal just weeks after former head coach Jimbo Fisher’s dismissal.

Finding his new home with Alabama for the 2024 season and beyond, Overton hopes to follow in the footsteps of a long line of elite pass rushers, reportedly switching to the “bandit” position in the defensive coordinator Kane Wommack scheme.

Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Overton did not hold back regarding his time with the Aggies, stating that former A&M defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin failed to utilize his strengths while his 245 playing weight.

“I feel like I wasn’t really used to my best ability at A&M,” Overton told reporters. “I was dropping on most plays, but now I am mostly a hand-down person. Now, I can use my abilities to the best. My pass-rushing game is 10 times better since I came here.”

Last season, Texas A&M’s defensive line depth chart was littered with pass rushers, as Durkin and Fisher likely felt that to get Overton on the field more often, attempting to mold him into an outside linebacker hybrid was the goal that never panned out.

Adding nearly 40 pounds since arriving, Overton is playing at 284 after arriving at Texas A&M weighing 280 pounds, so it’s not a surprise that Alabama is a better fit to utilize his talents this season.

However, under new head coach Mike Elko, I wouldn’t be surprised if the same positional change would occur with the Aggies if he had stayed.

For the first time since Texas A&M entered the SEC in 2012, the Aggies will not face the Crimson Tide for the first time in more than a decade but will likely meet within the next two seasons.

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‘Pulling for him,’ Alabama QB Jalen Milroe shares assessment of Aggies QB Conner Weigman

“I had the chance to share the same Texas football with him. I’m pumped for him, all the success he’s had at A&M and I’m pulling for him.”

Separated by only 16 miles, junior quarterbacks Conner Weigman and Jalen Milroe played at rival high schools in the Lone Star State.

Weigman now starts under center about 70 miles from home at Texas A&M. Meanwhile, Milroe is over 600 miles away at Alabama. The latter was asked about the former at SEC media days on Wednesday in Dallas.

“He’s a Texas kid, local, around my high school, not too far. So I had the chance to share the same Texas football with him. I’m pumped for him, all the success he’s had at A&M and I’m pulling for him,” Milroe said. “Texas is a great state for football, especially at the quarterback level. The resources being provided in the state of Texas with big stadiums, great coaching staffs, the weight rooms are outstanding. It’s a lot of factors of the performance from high school quarterbacks with all the resources provided.”

The Aggies could play the Crimson Tide in the SEC championship game on Dec. 7 at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Sep 2, 2023; College Station, Texas, USA; Texas A&M Aggies quarterback Conner Weigman (15) throws a pass during the first quarter against the New Mexico Lobos at Kyle Field. Mandatory Credit: Maria Lysaker-USA TODAY Sports

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Alabama QB Jalen Milroe on Conner Weigman: pic.twitter.com/PPHhsTYokW

— TexAgs (@TexAgs) July 17, 2024