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While there may not have been one-hundred thousand people in the stadium, it certainly felt as though the crowd was alive for the first time in the game.

After trailing at halftime to No. 3 Georgia, No. 2 Alabama turned the tide in the second half, shutting out the Dawgs en route to a convincing win.

Saban has been preparing for this week's game at home by watching practice and conducting meetings virtually through Zoom. Saban is now medically cleared to safely return to activity effective immediately.

Nick Saban could be on the sidelines of Bryant-Denny Stadium tonight as his Crimson Tide takes on the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs.

While initially it looked like Saban would have to turn over the reigns to offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian, several signs point to Saban being able to be on the sidelines when the ball is kicked off in Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Earlier in the week Alabama head coach Nick Saban tested positive for COVID-19. The coach has been in quarantine at his home while handling preparations for the upcoming matchup with Georgia virtually. Saban has been receiving evaluation from team medical staff Dr. Jimmy Robinson and Jeff Allen. All…

If Mac Jones keeps up his insanely productive play, the Crimson Tide have a far better chance of beating the Georgia Bulldogs, with or without Nick Saban.

If you want to watch a college football game featuring the best football talent in the entire country, look no further than the No. 3 Georgia vs No. 2 Alabama game coming up Saturday night.

Should Saban endure three consecutive negative PCR tests, his initial test will be be deemed a false positive. Therefore Saban would be allowed to coach from the sidelines. It has already been determined that he will not be allowed to coach virtually from his home.

Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss Rebels forced the Alabama starters to play a full 60 minutes. Check out snap counts and other observations from last week's game.