Female Alabama Fan Exposed In 4K After Allegedly Using “N-Word” Towards Black Man In The Stands [VIDEO]

No. 10-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide took down the Eastern Illinois University Panthers 56-0 on Senior Day. The game was essentially over as soon as it was scheduled.

Six different players scored touchdowns for Bama on this day.

Not all was good for the fan base in the stands.

Alabama fans are known for being passionate, but sometimes their enthusiasm can be perceived as derogatory, either towards players on the field or against other fans.

Earlier in the season, one disgruntled Alabama Crimson Tide fan was caught giving the middle finger to the cameraman for recording his sadness during a loss to Florida State.

That was minor compared to what another female fan did in the stands.

Female Alabama Crimson Tide Allegedly Says Racial Slur In The Stands

Nov 22, 2025; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA; Alabama Crimson Tide running back AK Dear (0) waltzes into the endzone during the second half against the Eastern Illinois Panthers at Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Leong-Imagn Images

 

One male African-American fan in the stands at the Bama game turned his camera on to record a female fan who allegedly called him some racial slurs in the stands.

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TikTok user jorntvbaby wrote, “Pros and cons of UA. (She called me the N word but wouldn’t say it again 🥲).”

@jorntvbabyPros and cons of UA. (She called me the N word but wouldn’t say it again 🥲)

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It would not take long for fans to identify the young lady, who clearly did not want the fame, as she soon deleted her TikTok account.

The young man would then lay out the entire story of what happened with the Alabama Crimson Tide fan.

What’s next for the Crimson Tide?

The Alabama Crimson Tide and head coach Kalen DeBoer have compiled a 9-2 record throughout the course of the 2025 college football season.

After Alabama blew out Eastern Illinois 56-0 on Saturday at home, the Crimson Tide can remain focused on the College Football Playoffs. The team, unfortunately, dropped a staggering six spots following its 23-21 loss to Oklahoma last Saturday.

Their final game of the year will be facing an unranked 4-6 Auburn, and they need to avoid an upset at the Iron Bowl to keep their path to the SEC Championship Game alive.

As of right now, the Crimson Tide would travel to Autzen Stadium in Eugene for a matchup against Dan Lanning and No. 7 Oregon, with the winner advancing to face No. 2 Indiana, which holds a first-round bye