Expert commentary, statistical analysis and locker room reports are all offered on Bama Roll Call each week. Broadcasting on a network of radio stations across Alabama, Bama Roll Call is the radio and podcast choice for Alabama Crimson Tide fans to get a fresh perspective on the athletic happenings in T-Town. The show is hosted by Tuscaloosa's The Deuce 99.1 radio host Ryan Fowler and WVUA-FM Sports Director, Chad Haynie; and features weekly appearances by BamaOnLine.com's Travis Reier along with players, coaches and former Tide greats. Bama Roll Call is an exciting, statewide forum for Tide fans. Presented by Y'all Magazine, this show is produced independently of the University of Alabama. Bama Roll Call on the Heart Of Dixie Radio Network is a production of CRM Sports. For advertising info, contact executive producer Jon Rawl at (662)801-7295 or jon@yall.com.

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The Tide softball team captures the SEC Tournament, and now hosts an NCAA regional as the No. 2 national seed.   UA softball play-by-play voice and "Bama Roll Call" co-host Chad Haynie has an exclusive interview with head coach Patrick Murphy.  Unfortuantely, the baseball program is at the opposite end of the spectrum.  And we're getting a little closer to the arrival of pre-season football magazines.

Trent Richardson, Mark Barron, Dre Kirkpatrick and Dont'a Hightower are all selected in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft.  Hosts Ryan Fowler and Chad Haynie discuss the impressive draft and free agent deals for UA alums.   Also, the No. 3 Crimson Tide softball team hosts Florida and then the SEC Championship.

UA captures its second straight gymnastics national championship.  Also, the Crimson Tide baseball team tops Vanderbilt in SEC play.  And hosts Ryan Fowler and Chad Haynie have the latest football developments.

Nick Saban talks after A-Day wraps up.  Host Ryan Fowler and Chad Haynie chime-in on the conclusion of spring drills.  Also, Haynie visits with Tuscaloosa News beat writer Laura Owens about the UA gymnastics team, which looks to captures its second straight national title this week.

A-Day preview.  What to expect this weekend when the Tide holds its final spring scrimmage.  Also, the Crimson Tide baseball team sweeps Auburn at The Joe.  And co-host Chad Haynie updates us on the No. 2-ranked UA softball team.

SEBaseball.com's Barry Allen talks UA Baseball, which was swept at Tennessee last weekend and hosts nationally-ranked Auburn at The Joe this weekend.  Tide Nation beat writer Greg Ostendorf has a football update, including recruiting info for 2013 gridiron and hoops.  And host Ryan Fowler relays notes from the first spring scrimmage Nick Saban's squad held on Saturday.

Spring practice continues.  Host Ryan Fowler and BRC executive producer Jon Rawl discuss all the gridiron goings-on, including a hefty raise for the Tide coach.  Speaking of Saban, he talks about his extension, as well as players stepping-up in spring practice.  And the UA baseball team loses its series at home against Ole Miss.

Nick Saban meets with the media as his team continues spring drills.  Also, hosts Ryan Fowler and Chad Haynie review the one-and-done Crimson Tide hoops team, which fell to Creighton in Round 2 of the NCAA Tournament.   And the No. 1 softball team remains undefeated after winning at Oregon, then returning home to sweep Ole Miss.

Bobby Humphrey, 1980s Crimson Tide running back and NFL great, is Ryan Fowler and guest co-host Martin Houston's special guest.  Also, Anthony Grant chats about his NCAA-bound basketball team.  The No. 9 seed Tide takes on Creighton this Friday in Greensboro, N.C.  And the baseball team starts SEC play this weekend at Arkansas.