Crimson Tide Roll Call: Nov. 17, 2020

Today is … National Take a Hike Day
Today’s Crimson Tide schedule
No games scheduled
Crimson Tide results
Volleyball: LSU 3, Alabama 0
Alabama volleyball was swept in its fall season finale at Foster Auditorium, as LSU won 25-21, 25-18 and 25-21. Doris Carter led the Alabama offense with seven kills and had no hitting errors on 12 swings, good for a .583 hitting percentage. Madelyn St. Germain had 12 digs while Riley Fisbeck accounted for 20 of the team’s 25 assists.
Bama Central Headlines …
- Nick Saban, Alabama Football Players Reflect on Tua Tagovailoa
- Kennedy Muckelroy is the Bama Central Crimson Tide Athlete of the Week
- Nick Saban Outlines Kentucky, Emphasizes Importance of Following COVID-19 Protocols
- 2020 Iron Bowl Kickoff Time, TV Network Announced
- NCAA to Relocate 2021 March Madness to Single Geographic Region
- All Things Bama Podcast: After Two Weeks Off, the Crimson Tide Returns to Action Against Kentucky
- See Where Alabama Football's 2021 Recruiting Class Checks Out in SIAA's Updated Team Rankings
- In case you missed it: Alabama Women’s Basketball Adds Forward Duo During Early Signing Period
Video of the Day
Veteran's Day was last week, but today's video definitely transcends the official holiday, and is something we'd like to see more teams and schools embrace:
The New Jersey Warriors is a program for disabled servicemen and servicewomen to connect with one another, challenge themselves and each other, and remind them that there’s still nothing they can’t do. Affiliated with the New Jersey Devils, the hockey program was created to give disabled U.S Military Veterans an opportunity to rehab through the world of Ice Hockey.
Veterans from New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania have the opportunity to join the team as a way to connect, bond, and use this experience as a therapeutic way to physically rehab and manage stresses from their military experiences
What led to the New Jersey Warriors program being formed and how is it helping veterans transition from being active service members to civilian life? Sports Illustrated host Kaitlin O'Toole is joined by New Jersey Warriors President, Mark Puttenvink and U.S Marine, Shane Paulan for insight.
Learn more about the New Jersey Warriors Hockey Program here.
Did you notice?
- 2020 NBA draft prospect Kira Lewis Jr. sat down for a round of 20 questions with Brittney Elena of the NBA:
Point guard.. college ball at @AlabamaMBB... @kiralewisjr sits down for 20 questions with @BrittneyElena_!
— NBA (@NBA) November 17, 2020
2020 #NBADraft: Wednesday, November 18 8:00pm/et, ESPN pic.twitter.com/P3N9flp4Mc
- With Monday being the one-year anniversary of Tua Tagovailoa's hip injury that prematurely ended his career with the Crimson Tide, Dr. Lyle Cain of Andrews Sports Medicine published a statement regarding his injury and recovery:
— Andrews Sports Med (@AndrewsSportMed) November 17, 2020
- Former Alabama offensive lineman Bradley Bozeman announced the kickoff of The Bozeman Foundation's Thanksgiving Food Distribution. To learn more and to make a donation, visit the link in the tweet below:
Really excited to announce our Thanksgiving Food Distribution for @bradnikkiboze! The Offensive and Defensive lines have teamed up to help us raise money to feed these families in Baltimore! Check out how you can help at bozemancharity .com https://t.co/UMmilCGm4B
— Bradley Bozeman (@BSBoze) November 16, 2020
On this date in Crimson Tide history:
November 17, 1945: Alabama scored 10 touchdowns, only four by starters, as the Crimson Tide rolled to a 71-0 win at Vanderbilt. Harry Gilmer passed for two touchdowns and ran in two more. Vanderbilt managed only one first down, that coming on a penalty and the Alabama defense held the Commodores to a minus-5 yards in total offense. Alabama netted 433 yards.
November 17, 1997: Jonah Williams was born in Folsom, Calif.
Crimson Tide quote of the day:
“I make a point of not reading anything about the games. I get frustrated for no reason and don’t like to work myself up. I try to find pictures of myself. No one takes pictures of me. The only time I read anything is when I look for pictures of myself and then I read a headline and get mad about it, and so I quit looking for pictures of myself, because there’s not going to be one anyway.” — Jonah Williams, who was born on this date in 1997.
We’ll leave you with this …
Add it the resume. ➕
— Alabama Track & Field (@AlabamaTrack) November 16, 2020
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Joey Blackwell is an award-winning journalist and assistant editor for BamaCentral and has covered the Crimson Tide since 2018. He primarily covers Alabama football, men's basketball and baseball, but also covers a wide variety of other sports. Joey earned his bachelor's degree in History from Birmingham-Southern College in 2014 before graduating summa cum laude from the University of Alabama in 2020 with a degree in News Media. He has also been featured in a variety of college football magazines, including Lindy's Sports and BamaTime.
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