Crimson Tide Roll Call: January 7, 2022

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BamaCentral Headlines

• Final 2021-22 Alabama Opponent Scouting Report: Georgia in the National Championship Game

• Can the Alabama Offensive Line Replicate Success in Rematch with Georgia?

• Alabama Women's Basketball Falls in Tough Battle with Mississippi State, 65-62

• Future CFP Championship Sites Set for Las Vegas, Miami

• Just A Minute: Title Game or Not, the Elephant in the Room is Still the Elephant in the Room

• ASWA Announces Finalists for 2022 Hall of Fame Voting

• Alabama 2023 Targets on the Defensive Front

• Throwback Thursday: 2012 SEC Championship Game, Alabama 32, Georgia 28

• Throwback Crimson Tikes: Updatin'

Today's Crimson Tide Schedule

No events scheduled

Crimson Tide Results

Women's Basketball: Mississippi State 65, Alabama 62

Did you notice?

• Former Alabama player and collegiate and NFL coach Mike Riley was named as one of the four coaches in the new United States Football League. He will coach the New Jersey Generals

• Alabama men's golf signed graduate transfer Charlie Nikitas. He will be eligible to compete for the team immediately this spring. 

• Auburn gets the one quarterback that was able to beat Alabama in the 2021 regular season, Zach Calzada, from the transfer portal. Calzada had a season high 285 yards and three touchdowns for Texas A&M in the 41-38 upset win over Alabama on Oct. 9.

On This Date in Crimson Tide History

January 7, 1971: Former Alabama baseball standout Frank Menechino was born in Staten Island, N.Y.

January 7, 1990: Bill Curry told the Alabama team that he was accepting another opportunity and leaving Tuscaloosa immediately.

January 7, 2010: Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram Jr. ran for 116 yards and two touchdowns, and Trent Richardson ran for 109 yards and two touchdowns as Alabama won its first national title since 1992 with a 37-21 victory over Texas in the BCS Championship Game at the Rose Bowl. Longhorns quarterback Colt McCoy was knocked out of the game early on, and Marcell Dareus picked off backup quarterback Garrett Gilbert's shovel pass and returned it 28 yards for a touchdown right before halftime.

Crimson Tide Quote of the Day

“We back!” – Mark Ingram Jr. after Alabama defeated Texas to win the national championship on this date in 2010.

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