Category: Alabama football

Fantje, komu je bolj všeč: Halid Muslimović ali Mile Kitić? Kateri vam je bolj pri srcu? Všečkajte, komentirajte in delite… preberite več o tem! 🙏🙏🙏😂🙋

 

Ko govorimo o legendarnih zvezdah narodno-zabavne in folk glasbe z območja bivše Jugoslavije, se pogosto znajdemo v zanimivih debatah – in ena od njih je zagotovo vprašanje: Halid Muslimović ali Mile Kitić? Oba sta ikonična izvajalca, vsak s svojim unikatnim slogom, glasbo, prisotnostjo in seveda – zvestimi oboževalci.

 

Halid Muslimović, rojen v Prijedoru, je svojo kariero začel v 80. letih in hitro osvojil srca mnogih poslušalcev s svojo čustveno in melodično glasbo. Njegove pesmi, kot so »Romanija«, »Hej ljubavi, ljubavi«, in »Putuj, putuj, srećo moja«, še danes odmevajo na mnogih veselicah in porokah.

 

Na drugi strani pa imamo Mileta Kitića – še enega velikana te scene. Njegov prepoznaven glas in energični nastopi so ga ponesli med najbolj priljubljene izvajalce zabavne glasbe. Hiti, kot so »Kraljica trotoara«, »Šampanjac«, in »Milioni, kamioni«, so postali pravi hiti in stalnica na zabavah po celotnem Balkanu.

 

Težko je izbrati, saj sta oba pustila močan pečat v svetu glasbe. Halid nas osvoji s svojo nežnostjo in iskrenostjo v glasbi, medtem ko nas Mile navduši s karizmo in ritmom, ki požene množico na noge.

 

Zato vas sprašujemo – komu vi bolj zaupate, ko gre za nepozaben žur ali nostalgični večer? Ste ekipa Halid ali ekipa Mile?

 

Všečkajte, komentirajte in delite z nami vaše mnenje! Povejmo, kdo je pravi kralj narodno-zabavne scene!

Ezavier Crowell is back in Tuscaloosa for a multiple-day visit with the Crimson Tide.

Crowell attends Jackson High School in Alabama, and he is one of the nation’s top 2026 ball carriers. He is currently considering Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, Ohio State, and Texas after reclassifying from the 2027 class.

No school has hosted Crowell over the last year more than Alabama. It is a program he continues to show interest in.

“Growing up, used to watch them a lot,” Crowell said. “It is definitely a top school for me. I see myself playing in Crimson soon. But it comes down to how they would develop me as a person, player and everything else.”

The Jackson product helped the Aggies win a state championship with his dynamic playing style during the 2024 season. The 5-foot-11, 215-pounder is a physical runner, who runs through arm tackles with proven speed as he holds a PR of 10.6 in the 100-meter dash.

As Robert Morris prepared to face Alabama basketball to begin the NCAA Tournament, Colonial guard Kam Woods, a native of the Yellowhammer state, was asked about UA’s Mark Sears during a press conference on Thursday. Woods was largely complimentary, but stressed that Sears is “human” and expressed confidence in his No. 15-seeded team.

“We’re just looking forward to the matchup,” Woods said. “It’s a matchup that a lot of mid-majors in the country want, so we’re just taking it as a regular game, no matter the impact on the names.”

Alabama must have heard. Robert Morris scared the Crimson Tide, even taking a second-half lead. Still, UA won and advanced to the second round, where it will play Saint Mary’s on Sunday.

After the game, Crimson Tide forward Mo Dioubate recalled the comments, and said the game featured plenty of conversations on the court.

“I love it, I love that energy,” Dioubate said. “The other team, they started getting a little chirpy. We responded. We did a little talking too, but we responded on the court. They said, prior to the game, they was looking for a matchup like this all year. We gave their ass what they wanted. So we love it. We love that energy man. We’re gonna always respond the right way.”

Dioubate finished the game with 18 points. He also led the Crimson Tide in rebounds, with 10.

He said the trash talk on the court is one of the things he enjoys about playing basketball.

“I’m from New York City, so I love that kind of energy sometimes,” Dioubate said. “It’s necessary for the game, to bring fun into it. Make guys play harder. So they were doing a lot of talking man, and we just responded man. We don’t care who you are, what team you is, what ranking. If you’re a good team, bad team, it don’t matter. We’re gonna bring the same energy to anybody.”

Next up, Alabama faces Saint Mary’s. The Crimson Tide and Gaels will face off Sunday at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, with a trip to the Sweet Sixteen on the line.

Alabama football’s star wide receiver, Ryan Williams recently celebrated his 18th birthday by signing an NIL deal with nail polish brand, “Sally Hansen”.

Williams showed off his new collaboration with the brand via Instagram on Sunday, Feb. 9.

”Big game and birthday ready with @sally_hansen #sallyhansenpartner,” Williams captioned the post.

Williams previously explained how this came up earlier in the 2024 Alabama regular season in October while on an appearance on the “Hey Coach! Show with Kalen DeBoer”.

“My little sister she decided that she really liked doing nails,” Williams said. And first she started with my mom. And she wanted to try on me. So, I was just like, I’m comfortable in my own skin. It didn’t really bother me. I think the first time it was just clear. Now she’s gotten so much better, every week.”

Williams now gears up for his sophomore season under second year Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer.