Crimson Tide Roll Call: Monday, March 28, 2022

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Elite OL Target Olaus Alinen Enjoys Third Visit to Alabama

What Henry To'oTo'o is Looking for in a Partner at Inside Linebacker

The Sunday Crimson Tikes: Hall Yeah!

This Week with the Crimson Tide: March 28-April 3, 2022

Montana Fouts Fires No. 4 Alabama Softball to a Sweep of South Carolina

Alabama Baseball Rides Solid Mound Performances, Avoids Sweep at Mississippi State

Alabama Women's Basketball's Season Ends in Heartbreaking Fashion

Today's Crimson Tide Schedule

No games scheduled.

Crimson Tide Results

• Baseball at Mississippi State: W 6-2

• Women's Basketball at South Dakota State: L 73-78

• Men's Tennis at Vanderbilt: L 3-4
• vs Tennessee State: W 6-1

• Soccer vs Kennesaw: W 5-0

• Softball at South Carolina: W 6-1

Did you notice? 

• Herb Jones totaled 16 points, six steals, two rebounds and two assists in the Pelicans win over the Lakers. 

H3333RB pic.twitter.com/NriLs2K9IJ

— New Orleans Pelicans (@PelicansNBA) March 27, 2022

• John Petty Jr. stepped up for the Birmingham Squadron on Sunday. 

Block AND the three by @jpetty2324 pic.twitter.com/aN22cgBufJ

— Birmingham Squadron (@GleagueSquadron) March 27, 2022

• Polly Mack was the tournament champion for Alabama women's golf over the weekend. 

Polly Mack 🤝 Tournament CHAMP!✨#RollTide pic.twitter.com/RbQZvZpyeI

— Alabama Women's Golf (@AlabamaWGolf) March 27, 2022

Did you see? 

On This Date in Crimson Tide History:

March 28, 1938: Sandy Sanford, known as the "$100,000 Toe," demonstrated he was one of the top athletes on campus. In track, he ran a 10.0 100-yard dash and rated as one of the SEC's best shot putters as well. Sanford, who played end and kicked for the SEC champion football team, earned his nickname after he kicked final quarter field goals to beat Tulane and Vanderbilt and earn a Rose Bowl spot — which paid the school $100,000 — for the Crimson Tide. — Bryant Museum

Crimson Tide Quote of the Day

"Ted [Williams] said he could see the ball leave his bat and I could too. I did that from the first day until I finished and that’s the reason why I didn’t strike out much. " – Joe Sewell 

We'll leave you with this... 

Introducing our newest Cub, third in the lineup, Everett James Robertson 🤍 pic.twitter.com/1St4C7q8oG

— David Robertson (@DRob30) March 27, 2022