The Alabama Crimson Tide and Georgia Bulldogs square off in the game of the year thus far in college football. Unfortunately, it's not this week but next, as come September 28th at 7:30 et, Bryant Denny Stadium at Nick Saban Field will be swarming with crimson and white.

The Huskies' coach during that time, Kalen DeBoer, began to showcase to the college football world just how brilliant of an offensive mind he was. The general public wasn't the only ones who were put on notice as Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams admits he was in awe of Washington's high-flying offense.

Just three games into the season, Kalen DeBoer is already making a strong case for why he's a worthy heir to Nick Saban at Alabama. When he first put on his Crimson Tide head coaching cap in January,

All Ryan Williams wanted to do was to check his options. The Alabama football star freshman wide receiver initially ended his commitment to the Crimson Tide hours after coach Nick Saban announced his retirement from the program and days after wide receivers coach Holmon Wiggins left for Texas A&M.

Both programs are on a bye this week, which leads to more of a focus on the two teams' performance in Week 3. Alabama and first-year head coach Kalen DeBoer had no trouble at Wisconsin, routing the Badgers 42-10 to stay perfect on the season.

Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer continues to point to a Crimson Tide player he views as a "weapon": punter James Burnip.

Before Alabama AD Greg Byrne even knew who he would hire to replace Nick Saban, the wife of a Kalen DeBoer assistant coach predicted his choice.

Here's how Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer is planning to handle the Crimson Tide's first off week of the 2024 season.