Shane's projections for SEC baseball
Rob Vaughn opens his second season at the helm of Alabama baseball this afternoon as the Tide takes on Bradley in a three-game series in Tuscaloosa. Here's a TI resident baseball guru's prediction for the SEC in 2025. Join the discussion.Auburn predictions
Make your predictions before the start of the men's basketball game at 3:00 Saturday afternoon on ESPN.
Shane's projections for SEC baseball
Rob Vaughn opens his second season at the helm of Alabama baseball this afternoon as the Tide takes on Bradley in a three-game series in Tuscaloosa. Here's TI resident baseball guru Shane Gillis' predicted finishes for the SEC in 2025. Join the discussion.TI on Longshore & McKnight Show
Rodney joined John Longshore and Barry McKnight on their show on Thursday morning.TI Thursday on Three Man Front
Rodney joined hosts Pat Smith and Landrum Roberts on Three Man Front on WJOX in Birmingham.Tide overwhelms the Longhorns in Austin
Sophomore Jarin Stevenson scored a career high 22 points to help No. 2/1 Alabama cruise past Texas 103-80 Tuesday night at the Moody Center. The Crimson Tide (21-3, 10-1 SEC) connected on a SEC season best 17 three-pointers while shooting 59 percent (17-of-29) from beyond the arc in the victory.
Tider Insider TV for February 11
TI Monday on The Gary Harris Show
Rodney joined host Gary Harris on Tide 100.9 in Tuscaloosa.Football newcomers might make an early impact
One thing Kalen DeBoer showed in his first season at Alabama was that he's not shy about playing true freshmen. Wide receiver Ryan Williams and cornerback Zabien Brown were major contributors last season from the start. And there were other true freshmen that saw the field early in 2024. Given that DeBoer and staff signed another top three class this year, it's possible that several true freshmen might contribute next season.Alabama pulls out road win at Arkansps
The No. 3/3 Alabama men's basketball team sits in a tie for first-place in the Southeastern Conference following its 85-81 win Saturday night on the road against Arkansas. The Crimson Tide had four players score double-figures led by Grant Nelson and Chris Youngblood scoring 15 points apiece.