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Alabama’s Kalen DeBoer Dispels Michigan Rumors, Says He’s ‘Very Happy in Tuscaloosa’

Coach Kalen DeBoer denies interest in Michigan’s open head-coaching job as Alabama players emphasize focus ahead of College Football Playoff game.

  • On Dec. 14, 2025, Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer released a statement through Yea Alabama, reaffirming his commitment to the University of Alabama and focusing on the College Football Playoff.
  • After Michigan fired Sherrone Moore, media attention grew as Paul Finebaum named DeBoer a top target on `SportsCenter`, following earlier links to the Penn State job he denied.
  • In a Dec. 4 press conference, Kalen DeBoer expressed happiness at Alabama, while players like Ryan Williams and Wilkin Formby said rumors haven't distracted the team; Formby said, `We don't really care about what everybody else says.`
  • With the CFP opener approaching, Alabama will face Oklahoma in the first round at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 19 in Norman, Oklahoma, focusing immediately on game preparation.
  • Program strength and recruiting success mean DeBoer's 19-7 record in two seasons at Alabama and the consensus top 5 recruiting class explain external interest.
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Kalen DeBoer insists he’s staying at Alabama amid Michigan coaching rumors

Kalen DeBoer says he’s staying put at Alabama despite rumors linking him to the Michigan job this week.

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Alabama's Kalen DeBoer dispels Michigan rumors, says he's 'very happy in Tuscaloosa'

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer is “very happy in Tuscaloosa” and has no interest in pursuing other jobs, he said in a statement Sunday.

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