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| Odds against Crimson Tide securing top recruiting class this year More: Under Saban, Alabama has cleaned up in recruiting state's top player. Alabama, which currently has the nation's No. 6-ranked 2018 signing class according to 247Sports' composite team rankings, already has five members of its class on campus, including grayshirt 2017 4-star linebacker Jarez ...
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| Column: National Signing Day could still bring surprises for Alabama, Ohio State and others There's no denying the buildup leading into this week's National Signing Day lacks some of the glamour and glitz we've become accustomed to on the first Wednesday in February. On that day, high school seniors put pen to paper and sign their national letters of intent, locking in their college ...
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| The Urban Meyer makeover of Big Ten complete now that Ohio State has dethroned Nick Saban ... "I think it is a prestigious thing when Alabama has won it seven years in a row and no one else has won it," longtime recruitnik Tom Lemming told Land of 10 recently. "Ohio State has always been among the top 5 recruiting classes and finally got over the hump of being the overall No. 1. "And I think it's a ...
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| Alabama should build on its criminal justice reforms But, as Alabama's legislators are aware, the current decline in Alabama's prison rate will level off within a few years, leaving the state with a lingering prison overcrowding problem. Alabama lawmakers are at the same fork in the road that their Texas colleagues faced a decade ago. Option A is to build ...
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| Alabama recruiting with QB Hurts' possible exit in mind More: Quarterback recruit chooses Princeton over Alabama. Alabama couldn't lure four-star California recruit Brevin White from his commitment to Princeton, an FCS school. Two months ago, Tide target Emory Jones decommitted from Ohio State and signed with Florida during the early signing period.
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| Alabama's State and Local Government Workforce is the Twenty-Third "Least Productive" As shown in Chart 3, for state and local government compensation in 2016, Alabama government employees earn 10 percent more than those in the private sector (compensation ratio) which is -29 percent lower than the national average of 14 percent and is the 22nd lowest compensation ratio in the ...
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| Ivey announces new education policies, asks for new categories in state report card Following a report card that left Alabama with a C in education, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced a slew of new policies as a part of her "Strong Start, Strong Finish" education initiative. Ivey announced the policies on Friday during a speech at a Public Affairs Research Council meeting in Birmingham.
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