Alabama football did not have a record-breaking crowd for its 2025 A-Day festivities Saturday. But it's a number the Crimson Tide won't announce.
After bringing in more than 72,000 fans for Kalen DeBoer's A-Day debut in 2024, Alabama did not announce an attendance number for the 2025 A-Day spring practice. An estimated 10,000 to 15,000 fans were in attendance at Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday.
Alabama football fans did get a first-hand look at the Crimson Tide's quarterback battle, as Ty Simpson , Austin Mack and Keelon Russell battle for first-team reps as Alabama's Aug. 30 season debut nears against Florida State.
But it was not enough to match the Crimson Tide's recent history, even as a free event for fans.
Here's a look A-Day attendance numbers since 2000:
2000: 25,355
2001: 35,000
2002: 37,000
2003: 34,000
2004: 35,000
2005: 25,000
2006: 40,000
2007: 92,138
2008: 78,200
2009: 84,050
2010: 91,312
2011: 92,310
2012: 78,526
2013: 78,315
2014: 73,506
2015: 65,175
2016: 76,212
2017: 74,326
2018: 74,732
2019: 62,219
2021: 47.218
2022: 31,077
2023: 58,710
2024: 72,358
Colin Gay covers Alabama football for The Tuscaloosa News, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at cgay@gannett.com or follow him @_ColinGay on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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