APT commissioners voted to keep PBS on Alabama Public Television through July next year after Gov. Ivey urged a delay on disaffiliation amid a proposal for a $50K survey (funded by APT’s emergency fund). The debate continues as candidate Tuberville has called PBS too liberal.
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During SEC media days in Tampa, Alabama safety Bray Hubbard dismissed claims of a white helmet change by stating the team has always maintained its traditional crimson style; the Crimson Tide will open the season on Sept. 5 against East Carolina at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Alabama football added 4-star edge Tysir Young from Middletown to its 2028 recruiting class on July 26. He joins six other commitments — strengthening the No. 1 recruiting class with offers from Auburn, Florida and Ohio State.
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