Alabama football radio broadcast to feature former player as new sideline reporter in 2025
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Alabama football’s radio broadcast team will have a new sideline reporter this fall, and he should be very familiar to a passionate fan base.
Former Alabama linebacker Cory Reamer will be taking over sideline duties in 2025 for the Crimson Tide Sports Network. Alabama play-by-play voice Chris Stewart made the announcement on Reamer during an appearance on a local radio show on Wednesday.
Reamer will be replacing Damion Square on the Alabama radio broadcast. Like Reamer, Square is another former Crimson Tide player, so the sideline job will be changing hands between 2 former Alabama defensive players. Reamer is a Hoover, Ala., native who was a member of the Alabama team that took down Texas to win the national title in 2009.
Square played defensive line for the Crimson Tide and is leaving the Alabama radio team to join the West Alabama coaching staff in 2025.
Reamer will join Stewart, analyst Tyler Watts, engineer Tom Stipe and in-game host Roger Hoover on the Alabama radio broadcast.
The switch from Square to Reamer continues some recent shuffling in the sideline reporter role on the Alabama radio team. Prior to Square getting the job, yet another former Alabama player, running back Damien Harris, was all set to take on the role. But Harris took a job with CBS Sports. Before that happened, former linebacker Christian Miller had the sideline role.
Cory Nightingale, a former sportswriter and sports editor at the Miami Herald and Palm Beach Post, is a South Florida-based freelance writer who covers Alabama for SaturdayDownSouth.com.
