Alabama is going to be good.
The first sentence you could reliably state across the last 15 years, as Nick Saban led the Crimson Tide to 187 victories , 10 SEC titles and six national championships.Yet heading into the 2023 season, the second of the aforementioned sentences is being bandied about. And it's not so much that Alabama might not beNamely, national contender good.
Meanwhile, Saban has refused to release a depth chart, which among Alabama fans has been seen as either a sign of secretive genius or alarm that this QB situation may get ugly. There’s no telling, although Saban has never shied away from naming a starter in the past. Of course, each of his last four quarterbacks — Jalen Hurts, Tua Tagovailoa, Mac Jones and Bryce Young — will be NFL Week 1 starters.
“Our identity is being physical on offense,” running back Jase McClellan told reporters. “Something that we are focused on is having balance passing the ball and running the ball. We want to show people that Alabama is still the standard.”
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