An all-conference linebacker is joining Alabama football for the 2025 season. Nikhai Hill-Green, a former Michigan and Charlotte linebacker who was second-team All-Big 12 at Colorado in 2024, told On3 he would transfer to the Crimson Tide for his final season of eligibility.

Alabama football has added a key piece to its offensive line ahead of the 2025 season. Kam Dewberry, a former Texas A&M offensive lineman, is transferring to Alabama with one season of eligibility remaining.

The Alabama Crimson Tide got cheated out of the final spot in the Playoff. Sure, Alabama lost three games, including a loss to 6-6

Horton is the sixth player to transfer to Alabama, joining former Cal long snapper David Bird, former Colorado School of Mines punter Blake Doud, former Florida defensive end Kelby Collins, former Utah cornerback Cameron Calhoun and former Texas A&M offensive lineman Kam Dewberry.

As a result of their conference record, Alabama missed making the SEC Championship Game, which is set to be played Saturday. The two teams playing are the Texas Longhorns and Georgia Bulldogs with the game taking place in Atlanta.

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Former Colorado linebacker Nikhai Hill-Green committed to Alabama on Saturday, according to CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz. Hill-Green initially entered the

Green’s transfer to Alabama marks a significant addition to the Crimson Tide's defense, filling a critical need at linebacker. Hill-Green, who committed to Alabama after a visit to Tuscaloosa, brings a wealth of experience and production from his time at Colorado and previous stops at Michigan and Charlotte.