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Alabama football landed its second offensive line commitment of the day Friday evening. Nick Brooks is heading to Tuscaloosa, after starting three games for Texas last season. Brooks shared the news to his social media account on Friday. He joined former Cal Poly center Racin Dalgatty in joining the Crimson Tide’s portal class that day. The 6-foot-7, 349-pound Brooks adds a serious dose of size to Alabama’s room. He played in five games for the Longhorns last season, and will have three seasons of eligibility to use in Tuscaloosa. In his college debut against Sam Houston, Brooks played right tackle. The rest of the year, including when he started games against Oklahoma, Kentucky and Mississippi State, he slotted in at left guard. The Grayson (Ga.) product was a four-star recruit in the 2025 class for Texas. The 247Sports composite ranked him as the No. 25 offensive tackle in the class. Brooks’ addition to the portal class gives Alabama a body in a spot where it desperately needed reinforcements. The Crimson Tide lost all but one offensive line starter from last season, with Kam Dewberry, Jaeden Roberts and Geno VanDeMark running out of eligibility, Kadyn Proctor and Parker Brailsford opting to enter the NFL Draft early and Wilkin Formby transferring to Texas A&M. Alabama also lost several reserves to the portal. Joseph Ionata jumped to Georgia Tech, while Olaus Alinen headed to Kentucky, Arkel Anugwom to Northwestern and Micah DeBose to Vanderbilt. See more from AL.com's Crimson Tide beat writers Alabama lands veteran center Racin Delgatty via transfer portal Latest Alabama basketball injury updates before Oklahoma from Nate Oats Developing these 5 young Alabama players is key to success in 2026 Ex-Alabama defender Jordan Renaud transferring to another SEC school Former Alabama defensive back transferring to elite Big Ten school The Crimson Tide has made multiple offensive line additions through the portal during the current entry period. In addition to Brooks and Delgatty, UA has added Kaden Strayhorn, who played at Michigan last season. The 15-day transfer portal entry window is nearing an end, after it started the day after Alabama’s 2025 season ended with a 38-3 loss to Indiana. Undergraduate players will no longer be able to enter the portal after 11 p.m. CT on Friday.

Rookie quarterback Jalen Milroe took three snaps for the Seattle Seahawks during the 2025 regular season. But with the Seahawks entering the NFL playoffs on Saturday night, Milroe might be closer to seeing the field than usual.

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Le 16 janvier 2026, les autorités maliennes ont décidé d’interdire la circulation, la distribution et la vente du journal panafricain Jeune Afrique sur tout le territoire national, accusant l’hebdomadaire d’« apologie du terrorisme », de « diffamation » et d’« incitation à la haine » — une mesure qui montre les tensions entre le gouvernement ... Lire la suite

En réponse à Xavier. Pas étonnant mais néanmoins nécessaire. Pour autant que je le sache, aucune énergie n'a le rendement du pétrole, ni sa praticité, donc quoi qu'on fasse, toute alternative sera plus chère, moins pratique, et nécessitera d'être subventionnée. Mais ce qu'on subventionne c'est une relative autonomie énergétique vis à vis des pays pétroliers, et un espoir de ne pas complètement bousiller le climat (et moins de bruit et de pollution dans nos rues). Un p'tit lien qui donne une idée des proportions : https://www.energie-environnement.ch/climat-co2/rechauffement-climatique/notre-petrole-quotidien?layout=blog Une colonne de barils de pétrole de 80000km par jour, c'est qu'elle se consume à la vitesse de 3333km par heure, 55.55km par minute, 925m par seconde. Vu comme ça, le monde consomme le pétrole presque à la vitesse du son