The NCAA officially recognizes 16 of Alabama’s 18 claimed national championships, discounting 1934 and 1941; as we noted earlier in this countdown, we agree with ignoring the latter of the two. The 1934 Crimson Tide, however, went 10-0 and beat previously undefeated Stanford 29-13 in the Rose Bowl, so its claim would seem to be a valid one.

With all this in mind, let's check out the complete list of college football champions and their records, as recognized by the NCAA.

The Alabama Crimson Tide have been predicted to have a big 2025 season, according to a college football analyst.

For nearly two decades, he was correct on a grand scale. College football was about what Alabama did. Even in Kalen DeBoer’s first season, the center of the sport remained in Tuscaloosa. Then came the start of the 2025 campaign.

The SEC conference is known for some of the best college football around. The conference dates back to 1933, but didn't start holding a conference championship game until 1992. Last year, newcomer Texas had a chance to win the conference, but they fell to a red-hot Georgia team.

Nick Saban era? Former quarterback AJ McCarron seemed to hint strongly at that possibility during a recent appearance on the McCready & Siskey show. Specifically, he noted Alabama’s NIL offerings are currently trailing some of their peers by a very significant margin.

Former Alabama football wide receiver, Mike McCoy, like many former Crimson Tide players and fans, was disappointed in the effort that was on display against Florida State in a 31-17 loss on Saturday.

Alabama Crimson Tide players are being blasted for putting out a cringeworthy dance video before their loss to Florida State.