Alabama Baseball Releases 2025 Schedule: Roll Call, December 19, 2024

Alabama baseball released its 2025 scheduled on Wednesday.

Alabama will participate in 25 non-conference pairings, 17 of which will be played at Sewell-Thomas Stadium.

Here is the full 55-game slate:

Feb. 14-16: vs. Bradley
Feb. 18: vs. Middle Tennessee State
Feb. 19: vs. Alabama State
Feb. 21: Coastal Carolina (Jacksonville College Baseball Classic)
Feb. 22: NC State (Jacksonville College Baseball Classic)
Feb. 23: Ohio State (Jacksonville College Baseball Classic)
Feb. 25: vs. Jacksonville State
Feb. 28-March 2: vs. North Dakota State
March 4: at Jacksonville State
March 5: vs. Troy
March 7-9: vs. Presbyterian
March 11: at UAB (in Birmingham)
March 14-16: at Texas A&M
March 18: vs. South Alabama
March 21-23: vs. Tennessee
March 25: at North Alabama (in Huntsville)
March 28-30: vs. Oklahoma
April 1: vs. Samford
April 4-6: vs. Auburn
April 8: vs. Southern Miss
April 11-13: vs. Mississippi State
April 15: vs. UAB
April 17-19: at LSU
April 22: at Samford
April 25-27: vs. Missouri
May 2-4: at Vanderbilt
May 6: at Troy
May 9-11: vs. Georgia
May 15-17: at Florida
May 20-25: SEC Tournament

Rev your engines...

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— Alabama Baseball (@AlabamaBSB) December 18, 2024

Crimson Tide Schedule:

No events scheduled.

Crimson Tide Results:

Men's Basketball: Alabama 97, North Dakota 90

Did You Notice?

There will be a Netflix Sports series released in the summer of 2025 about the 2024 SEC football season and follows Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt, per The Athletic's Seth Emerson. All 16 SEC schools had the option to participate, but it appears Alabama has declined to provide Netflix with access to coaches and players. Nevertheless, it's very likely that the Crimson Tide will be mentioned in some capacity, it just won't have interviews.

A Netflix Sports series following the 2024 SEC college football season is coming Summer 2025.

Providing unfiltered access to coaches and players in college football's most dominant conference and giving an exclusive look at key matchups throughout the season. pic.twitter.com/H2Cm2nec0T
— Netflix (@netflix) December 18, 2024

As the NFL season starts to wind down, vote for your favorite former Alabama standouts to make the 2025 Pro Bowl with this link or repost the message below on X.

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Jalen Hurts
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Josh Jacobs
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Najee Harris
Brian Robinson
Jerry Jeudy
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— Alabama Football (@AlabamaFTBL) December 18, 2024

On This Date in Crimson Tide History:

December 19, 1936: Crimson Tide baseball and basketball standout Jack Kubuszyn was born in Buffalo, N.Y.

December 19, 1939: Mal Moore was born in Dozier, Ala.

December 19, 1959: In the first bowl appearance by an Alabama-coached Paul Bryant team, the Crimson Tide lost 7-0 to Penn State in Philadelphia's Liberty Bowl. A fake field goal touchdown pass by Galen Hall was the difference in the defensive struggle.

December 19, 1982: Mo Williams was born in Jackson, Miss.

Crimson Tide Quote of the Day:

“I don't remember saying another word. I don't remember hanging up the telephone or even leaving the phone booth. It was the saddest moment of my career. I just leaned up against the aging brick wall of the coffee shop and cried.”
Mal Moore on Paul W. Bryant's death