Alabama was instantly eliminated from the College Football Playoffs after receiving a contentious invitation, losing 27–20 in overtime to Michigan, the top-ranked team, in the Rose Bowl.
The dynasty is in disarray. Still, it might not be quite done.
The Crimson Tide are in an even stronger position to contend for a championship since the CFP will expand to 12 qualifiers in 2024. Furthermore, the program in Tuscaloosa will continue to be feared, or at the very least, highly respected, as long as Nick Saban remains in charge.
Who’s staying, going, and on the way are the sections that follow. They combine reported/confirmed plans with estimates.
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