The Alabama Crimson Tide made its first College Football Playoff appearance under head coach Kalen DeBoer last season, and defeated Oklahoma in the first round before suffering a blowout to Indiana in the quarterfinal at the Rose Bowl.
DeBoer signed a seven-year contract extension worth $87.7 million in April, and Alabama expects greater things from its head coach in the future.
The Crimson Tide will face an uphill battle to return to the CFP this year with several questions on their roster, especially at quarterback with Keelon Russell and Austin Mack set to battle for the starting job in training camp. The defense lost four players to the NFL draft.
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DeBoer signed a seven-year contract extension worth $87.7 million in April, and Alabama expects greater things from its head coach in the future.
The Crimson Tide will face an uphill battle to return to the CFP this year with several questions on their roster, especially at quarterback with Keelon Russell and Austin Mack set to battle for the starting job in training camp. The defense lost four players to the NFL draft.
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