The release date for the new installment of the EA Sports College Football game is approaching, with the game available for ...

Bryant-Denny Stadium was built in 1929 and originally called Denny Field after the school president at the time. Eventually, the state legislature added the name of coach Paul "Bear" Bryant in ...

How Bryant-Denny Stadium will look from conceptual images provided by the school. Alabama is naming its football field after former coach Nick Saban. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...

EA Sports will release "College Football 26" in the next few weeks. Although the game hasn't come out yet, the top 25 has ...

Every fall, the spotlight shines on Alabama football, but there's been another star on the gridiron lighting up Bryant-Denny ...

Bryant–Denny Stadium History and Construction costs. This historic stadium first opened its gates to fans 94 years ago, back in 1929. Initially, it bore the name Denny Stadium in honor of George ...

Alabama will change the signage out front of the stadium to reflect the news, with the new sign reading "Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium." New signage to appear outside SF at BDS. pic.twitter ...

Beaver Stadium can add another feather to its cap. Penn State's iconic home venue received another accolade on Tuesday, being ranked as the second toughest environment to play in college ...

At its conclusion, Bryant-Denny Stadium was renamed Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. “Saban Field” will be seen throughout the facility, including the main sign outside of the stadium, ...

Bryant-Denny Stadium is electric, whether it's day or night. Some of the best atmospheres in college football have been witnessed there, mainly in the Iron Bowl against Auburn.

The playing surface will now be named "Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium." Alabama's home stadium was built in 1929 and originally called Denny Field, named after the school president at the time.

The 100,077-capacity Bryant-Denny Stadium was originally built in 1929 for about $100,000, and named for George H. Denny, the university's 15th president, credited for much of UA's early expansion ...