Mark Ingram II Still Bleeds Crimson — He’s Not Done Making Tide History

Even years after his college glory days at Alabama, running back Mark Ingram II is still adding chapters to his legendary Crimson Tide legacy. With a spirit as fiery as his playing days, he's proving he's not done making history—on or off the field.

A Heisman Trophy winner and member of Alabama’s 2010 national championship team, Ingram has long been idolized by Tide fans. Now, he's embraced a new role as a mentor and ambassador for the program, actively supporting the next generation of Tide athletes while continuing to inspire through community and media efforts.

In recent appearances—on podcasts, at alumni events, and inside the program's training facility—Ingram’s love for Alabama remains unmistakable. Whether he's offering tips to current running backs or cheering loudly from the sidelines, his presence reminds everyone what it means to #BleedCrimson.

What’s more, Ingram is using his platform to make a tangible impact. He’s launched local community initiatives aligned with the university, focused on youth athletic development, leadership, and education. His commitment to giving back echoes the teamwork and character-building values that were instilled in him in Tuscaloosa.

As fans across the nation look ahead to the upcoming season, many hope Ingram might return to the field—not as a player, but perhaps as a coach, adviser, or team ambassador. His insight, energy, and charisma would be a perfect fit for the program's evolving culture.

For now, one thing’s clear: Mark Ingram II’s story with Alabama isn’t finished. He’s still writing pages, building bridges between eras, and leaving his mark wherever the Tide rolls next.

Roll Tide—because for Ingram, it’s never just a memory; it’s a lifelong identity.