With one week of fall camp remaining, Alabama football and coach Kalen DeBoer are quickly approaching the kickoff of the 2024 season.

The Crimson Tide began fall practices on July 31, opening its season a month later on Aug. 31 when it hosts Western Kentucky at Saban Field Bryant-Denny Stadium. Alabama opens Southeastern Conference play at home, too, hosting Georgia a few weeks later on Sept. 28 in what will be the first regular season meeting between the two teams since 2020.

Seven of the Crimson Tide's 12 games are at Bryant-Denny Stadium, including four SEC matchups (Georgia, South Carolina, Missouri and Auburn). Alabama's key road games include a trip to Knoxville on Oct. 19 to take on Tennessee and a Nov. 9 game at LSU, with the Crimson Tide taking its final road trip of the season at Oklahoma on Nov. 23.

DeBoer enters his debut season following the retirement of longtime coach Nick Saban in January. DeBoer brings nearly an entirely new coaching staff to Tuscaloosa, led by offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan and defensive coordinator Kane Wommack.

To keep talking season going as practice is underway in Tuscaloosa, The Tuscaloosa News asks you if you could only go to one Alabama football home game this season, which would you choose?

Voting is now open and will remain open until noon CT on Sunday.

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