Here's what the Crimson Tide's athletics director had to say about the SEC's move to a nine-game conference football schedule.

Alabama running back Jam Miller suffered a collarbone injury in a scrimmage on Aug. 16. Here's when he is expected back for the Crimson Tide:

In the wake of the SEC schedule announcement for 2026, Alabama's nonconference slate through 2034 has gotten way more interesting.

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said he expects starting running back Jam Miller to return in time for the SEC opener against Georgia on Sept. 27. Miller dislocated his collarbone in the Tide's scrimmage last Saturday and will miss the opener against Florida State on Aug.

Alabama running back Jam Miller is dealing with an upper-body injury but is expected to be ready for the SEC opener against Georgia on Sept. 27, according to coach Kalen DeBoer. Miller injured his collarbone during a scrimmage last week and will be sidelined for the team's season opener against Florida State on Aug. 30.

As the Alabama Crimson Tide prepare to kick off their season against the Florida State Seminoles on Aug. 30, they face an unexpected hurdle: senior running back Jam Miller will be sidelined due to an upper body injury.

Let's provide another data point for the SEC as it figures out the contours of its nine-game football schedule.