The Alabama Crimson Tide Football team is riding off back-to-back wins, including a major road victory over the LSU Tigers.
It seems like everything went the Tide’s way in Baton Rouge, specifically in the fourth quarter. After the game, the Crimson Tide celebrated in style, dancing with Big Al and the fans, and singing the infamous fight song.
Alabama has faced some adversity this season, but has depended on one another to hold each other accountable and grow as a unit to maintain success.
On Tuesday, Alabama tight end Kaleb Edwards spoke about how throughout the entire year, the team has learned from each other. He spoke about how the bond of his guys surrounding him has given him motivation to strive and to be the best version of himself.
“We just root for each other. If Rico (Scott) makes a play in the end zone, I’m gonna go dance with him. And if I make a play, Rico is gonna come dance with me,” Edwards said.
Building on that sense of unity, Edwards believes the team's shared commitment is the catalyst for their current success.
Beyond individual motivation, Edwards believes the team's preparation is translating into results and has given the tight end room and overall team confidence.
It is very evident on the field that the Tide are rolling again and back in the playoff conversation. With Vanderbilt, Chattanooga, and Auburn left on the schedule, the Crimson Tide look to keep getting wins and keep team morale high going into the postseason.