Crimson Tide Roll Call: Dec. 2, 2020

Your daily briefing on what's going on with Alabama athletics

Today is ...National Fritters Day 

BamaCentral Headlines

• Crimson Tikes: Ho, Ho, Hold on Now

• The Saban Top 100: No. 24 Landon Collins

• Dealing with Disrespect: Alabama Football's Approach to 'Revenge Game' At LSU

• Derrick Henry is the Bama Central Crimson Tide Pro Athlete of the Week

• Alabama Crimson Tide Top 5 in the NFL: Week 12

• Christopher Allen Continues to Demonstrate Improvement from 2019 Season

• Live Updates: Alabama Crimson Tide vs UNLV Runnin' Rebels

• How to Watch Crimson Tide Basketball in Maui Invitational: Alabama vs. Providence, TV Times, Tournament Bracket

• Practice Report: Alabama Turns Attention Back to LSU

• Alabama Remains No. 1 in College Football Playoff Rankings

• In case you missed it: Alabama Basketball Bounces Back Against UNLV, 86-74

Crimson Tide results

Men's basketball: Alabama 86, UNLV 74

Crimson Tide schedule 

• Men's basketball: vs Providence, Maui Invitational, 6 p.m (CT), ESPN2, Watch, Listen, Live Stats 

• Women's basketball: vs USC Upstate, 6 p.m (CT), Watch, Listen, Live Stats

Did you notice?

• Former Alabama standout JaMychal Green gives his outlook on his new squad, the Denver Nuggets:

• Justin Thomas vs Charlie Woods, Tiger's son? Yeah, it's on:

• Kira Lewis Jr. started work with the New Orleans Pelicans at training camp.

• Cleveland Browns safety Ronnie Harrison was put on injured reserve with a shoulder injury and he will miss at least three games.

• Alabama women's basketball will have a new face on the court Wednesday:

On this date in Crimson Tide history:

December 2, 1967: After torrential rains left Legion Field as a virtual quagmire, Alabama and Auburn had a defensive showdown in the Iron Bowl. With the Tigers leading 3-0 with 11:49 left in the fourth quarter, Kenny Stabler ran through the mud 47 yards for a game-winning touchdown in a 7-3 Iron Bowl battle. – Bryant Museum

Crimson Tide quote of the day

Dec. 2: “Coach Bryant always taught us we were special and never to accept being ordinary. I think that is one thing that has sustained Alabama through the years. Players with ordinary ability feeling somehow, someway they would find it within themselves to make a play to help Alabama win a football game. There is no way to describe the pride an Alabama player feels in himself and the tradition of the school.” — Kenny Stabler

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