Alabama wide receiver explains why the hunger is back for the Crimson Tide in the fall as he Join The Browns
Alabama football is viewed as an underdog for the upcoming season by some national media pundits.
Alabama WR Kobe Prentice (#6) catches a pass inside Bryant-Denny Stadium during Alabama’s 2024 spring game.Gary Cosby Jr. – USA Today Sports
Alabama football is viewed as an underdog for the upcoming season by some national media pundits.
Nick Saban’s retirement has some wondering if the Crimson Tide can continue winning national championships at a high level, especially with the program in a three-year drought. Kalen DeBoer, 49, takes on the challenge of returning the Tide to capturing national titles after spending two seasons at the University of Washington.
He nearly led the Huskies to a College Football Playoff National Championship in 2023.
Washington was an awful, 4-8 team in 2021, but DeBoer coached it to a Pac-12 Championship last season. Alabama’s overtime loss to Michigan in the Rose Bowl Game has ignited hunger back into the program. The Tide carried a 20-13 lead over the Wolverines into the fourth quarter, but its defense could not keep Michigan out of the end zone.
Michigan sent Alabama home in overtime with a touchdown, derailing the Tide’s dreams of appearing in the CFP National Championship contest with Washington. Kobe Prentice, a junior wide receiver, has a bad taste in his mouth from the game.
A native of Calera, Ala., Prentice arrived on campus as a four-star in the 2022 signing class.
Alabama football is viewed as an underdog for the upcoming season by some national media pundits.
Nick Saban’s retirement has some wondering if the Crimson Tide can continue winning national championships at a high level, especially with the program in a three-year drought. Kalen DeBoer, 49, takes on the challenge of returning the Tide to capturing national titles after spending two seasons at the University of Washington.
He nearly led the Huskies to a College Football Playoff National Championship in 2023.
Washington was an awful, 4-8 team in 2021, but DeBoer coached it to a Pac-12 Championship last season. Alabama’s overtime loss to Michigan in the Rose Bowl Game has ignited hunger back into the program. The Tide carried a 20-13 lead over the Wolverines into the fourth quarter, but its defense could not keep Michigan out of the end zone.
Michigan sent Alabama home in overtime with a touchdown, derailing the Tide’s dreams of appearing in the CFP National Championship contest with Washington. Kobe Prentice, a junior wide receiver, has a bad taste in his mouth from the game.
A native of Calera, Ala., Prentice arrived on campus as a four-star in the 2022 signing class.
He grew up watching Alabama dominate college football and wants to get back to it.
In an interview with The Bama Standard, the veteran playmaker revealed why the Crimson Tide has its hunger back to be great.
