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TI Thursday on Three Man Front

Here's this morning's edition of TI Thursday on Three Man Front with hosts Pat Smith and Landrum Roberts.

The Tide downs the Hogs in double-OT thriller

The No. 25/RV Alabama men's basketball team came back from a 14-point deficit, toppling the No. 20/17 Razorbacks 117-115, Wednesday night inside Coleman Coliseum. The Crimson Tide shot 76 percent (16-of-21) from the field in the second half to win its fifth straight game in a row.

Nate Oats discusses Tide's 117-115 double-OT win over Arkansas

Alabama pulled out a dramatic 117-115 win over #20 Arkansas in Tuscaloosa. Here is Nate Oats post-game. Courtesy UA

Thinking back of the great wins through the years

Most of us here were fortunate enough to have experienced Bryant through Saban. I only saw two years of Bama football in the 60s, but I remember full well the special feeling of the 70s. Stallings brought back a touch of that. And, of course, Saban's 17 years were the ultimate.

Tider Insider TV for February 17

TI Monday on The Gary Harris Show

Rodney joined host Gary Harris on Tide 100.9 in Tuscaloosa.

Owens officially joins Alabama football staff

Head football coach Kalen DeBoer officially announced the addition of Richard Owens to his coaching staff on Monday morning. Owens will be tasked with leading the Crimson Tide’s tight ends room.

UA wins 4th straight, defeats South Carolina 89-75

The RV/RV Alabama men's basketball team capitalized on a 13-point halftime lead to defeat South Carolina for the 11th straight time, 89-75, Saturday night inside Coleman Coliseum. The Crimson Tide shot 55 percent (16-of-29) from the field in the first half and led for the final 29 minutes of the game, capturing its fourth straight win.

Tide baseball bounces back strong on Saturday

Alabama baseball (2-1) swept both legs of a doubleheader over Washington State (1-2) at Sewell-Thomas Stadium on Saturday, first claiming an 8-1 victory over the Cougars before an 11-1 win in the second game, earning the series win.

Bama adds prolific JUCO WR to 2026 class

Alabama has reached into the JUCO ranks to add a speedy wide receiver to its 2026 class. Tyler Henderson, a 6-0, 180-pounder with reported 4.4 speed, will be joining the Crimson Tide.

Random thought on opposing fans rushing the field after beating Bama

For some reason, the number of times fans of opposing teams have stormed the field after beating Alabama crossed my mind this morning. I wondered exactly how many times this has happened. According to AI, to no surprise, Alabama leads the nation in this occurrence.

Bama baseball preview

Alabama baseball opens the season tomorrow with a three-game home series with Washington State. Here is a preview by Hunter Brantley of WVUA 23 in Tuscaloosa.

TI Thursday on Three Man Front

Rodney joined hosts Pat Smith and Landrum Roberts on Three Man Front on WJOX in Birmingham.

Rodney on Longshore & McKnight Show

Rodney joined John Longshore and Barry McKnight on their show on Thursday morning.

Alabama overcomes slow start to down Ole Miss, 93-74

OXFORD, Miss. – The RV/RV Alabama men's basketball team erased a slow start to come back and defeat Ole Miss, 93-74, Wednesday night inside the SBJ Pavilion. The Crimson Tide scored just 32 points and shot 25 percent (8-of-32) from the field in the first half before erupting for 61 points in the second stanza to pick up its third consecutive win.

Louisville OL coach expected to become Bama's new TE coach

According to Matt Zenitz of 247, Lousiville offensive line coach Richard Owens is expected to become the tight ends coach at Alabama.

Why Alabama might exceed expectations

"If" is the operative word in this scenario. But before getting to the ifs on this subject, let's go back to 2021 when sophomore quarterback Bryce Young, coming in with limited experience, won the Heisman, led Alabama to the SEC Championship and was within two injured receivers of a national championships...

Expectations for the Tide in 2026

Looking at Bama's 2026 schedule, and based on what we know today about Alabama and its opponents (which, admittedly, isn't a lot), what is a reasonable expectation for this team record-wise next season?