With a little less than half of its offensive and defensive starters set to return from a national championship squad, Alabama has some major questions ahead of it as the buildup to the 2016 college football season continues.
Before the Tide kickoff against fellow historic powerhouse USC in September, they'll need to find answers at some familiar positions—starting with the all-important quarterback spot.
But replacing the likes of running back Derrick Henry, center Ryan Kelly, defensive tackle A'Shawn Robinson and linebacker Reggie Ragland won't be easy, even for a program that lands the No. 1 recruiting class in college football year after year.