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On April 21, 2007, Alabama fans turned out in record numbers for Nick Saban's first A-Day spring scrimmage game.

In 2024, two Alabama news websites, TiderInsider.com and TideFans.com, are partnering in an effort to “FILL THE BOWL” again at Bryant-Denny Stadium for Kalen DeBoer's first A-Day game as Alabama's newest head coach.

Help us do our part by committing to attend the Golden Flake A-Day Spring Football Game on Saturday, April 13, for a 3 p.m. kickoff. Admission is free. Bring the family and friends, fill up the car and help us welcome new head coach Kalen DeBoer to Tuscaloosa.

Saban's inaugural A-Day game was a watershed moment for college football, as it put on full display the passion and commitment that SEC fans have for the coaches of their beloved football programs. Those who attended the 2007 A-Day game will remember the series of announcements from the Bryant-Denny press box as section after section of the stadium were opened to accommodate a crowd that eventually swelled to capacity. Eventually, the stadium filled, even as fans continued to descend onto the stadium grounds.

Nick Saban cited the crowd as one of the most impressive and meaningful displays of support he received in his early years at Alabama. Now, Alabama fans have the chance to extend the same level of support to new head coach Kalen DeBoer.

A full Bryant-Denny Stadium at A-Day would again remind the college football world of the commitment of Alabama fans to its coaches, players and program as a whole. Help us once again fill Bryant-Denny Stadium to capacity. If you're coming to A-Day, bring a friend. If there is an empty seat in your car, fill it up. Fill The Bowl.

Let's start the Kalen DeBoer era with the same enthusiasm and commitment that greeted Nick Saban to campus in 2007.
 

Ledsteplin

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This is great! I have already posted the importance of attending the A-Day game on several Bama groups on Facebook. I believe a filled BDS would mean a lot to Coach DeBoer. Especially since Washington had a low attendance for theirs.
 

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As someone working the game, yes. I think a nice quiet environment where coaches and players could concentrate would be extremely beneficial to the installation of the new offense and defense.
The real games aren't going to be nice and quiet. By the time A-Day gets here they will have had scrimmages that fans cannot attend with about as close to "nice and quiet" as you can get. A-Day would be a great platform to then see if they can run the offense with 90,000 people there.
 

NoNC4Tubs

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As someone working the game, yes. I think a nice quiet environment where coaches and players could concentrate would be extremely beneficial to the installation of the new offense and defense.
Maybe they should discontinue the music at practices... :rolleyes:
 

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The real games aren't going to be nice and quiet. By the time A-Day gets here they will have had scrimmages that fans cannot attend with about as close to "nice and quiet" as you can get. A-Day would be a great platform to then see if they can run the offense with 90,000 people there.
:ROFLMAO: (y)
 

GP for Bama

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I'll be there! Roll Tide Roll!

I hope they recognize the basketball team for making the final four.
 

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