Crimson Tide Roll Call: October 6, 2020

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

Today is... World Cerebral Palsy Day

Crimson Tide results

Men's golf: T4 at Blessings Collegiate Invitational  

Women's golf: Ninth at Blessings Collegiate Invitational 

BamaCentral Headlines

• Mac Jones is this week's Bama Central Crimson Tide Athlete of the Week

• Mac Jones, Malachi Moore Earn SEC Player of the Week Honors

• Nick Saban Outlines Ole Miss Heading Into Saturday's Matchup

• Lane Kiffin Downplays Facing Former Boss Nick Saban when Alabama Visits Ole Miss

• Alabama Players in the NFL Week 4 Tracker: Julio Jones Sets Falcons All-Time Receptions Record

• Crimson Corner: Don't Panic About Alabama's Defense Just Yet

• Alabama-Ole Miss Fans Need to Start Watching, Preparing for Hurricane Delta

• In case you missed it: Patrick Surtain II, Alabama Secondary Aims to Corral Ole Miss' Prolific Passing Attack

Did you notice?

• Damien Harris finished with 17 carries for 100 yards in his New England Patriots' debut on Monday night.

• Alabama baseball earned a commitment from pitcher Austin Morris last night:

• Julio Jones now owns the Atlanta Falcons franchise record for most career receptions thanks to this play.

• In case you missed it, Jonah Willams had quite the game on Sunday:

• Former Alabama DT Quinnen Willams has his gun charge dropped:

• Alabama women's golf will enter Tuesday in ninth place overall at the Blessing Collegiate Invitational. Polly Mack was the Crimson Tide's best performer in round one, finishing at even-par.

• Meanwhile, the men's golf team is in a tie for fourth at the same event. Sophomore Thomas Ponder carded a 2-under par round to lead the Crimson Tide.

On this date in Crimson Tide Tide history:

October 6, 1986: Hall of Fame coach Wallace Wade died at the age of 94 at his Durham, N.C. home. Wade led Alabama’s first three national championships while compiling a 61-13-3 record and .813 winning percentage from 1923-30.

Crimson Tide quote of the day:

Oct. 6: “Nobody ever got backslapped into winning anything.” – Wallace Wade

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