It's another busy couple of media day for the coach of the defending NCAA Gymnastics Champions.

Alabama gymnastics coach Sarah Patterson will be an in-studio guest on "The Paul Finebaum Show" Thursday (Jan. 30) starting around 5 p.m. Patterson and Finebaum will discuss a wide range of topics, including the Tide's current No. 2 national ranking. The Finebaum show can be heard in Tuscaloosa by tuning into WACT-1420 AM. The show can also be heard over the internet at www.finebaum.com. The call in number for the show are 205.439.9372 or toll-free at 866.741.7285.

Patterson will be featured on the television show "Great Day Alabama" Wednesday (Jan. 29) at noon. She and host Kip Tyner will discuss the Tide's upcoming home opener against the Michigan Wolverines. Later in the day, Patterson will be on WTBC 1230 AM's "Talkin Sports" show just after 5 p.m. with hosts Fred Nielson and Pete Pierson. The call in number for that show is 205.752.9822 or 800.518.1977.

Alabama Gymnastics faces the No. 11 Michigan Wolverines Friday, Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. in Coleman Coliseum. For ticket information, contact the Alabama Ticket Office at 205.348.2262 or go online at www.rolltide.com.

With the collegiate gymnastics season just started, the Alabama Gymnastics team is ready for television.

The Crimson Tide hits the airwaves on Thursday, January 16 at 5 p.m. when "The Sarah Patterson Show," hosted by veteran broadcaster Tom Roberts, makes its fourth season debut.

Roberts and Alabama head coach Sarah Patterson, now in her 25th year coaching the Crimson Tide, will take a look at highlights from last weekend's season opening Super Six Challenge as well as looking ahead to Saturday's meet against the University of Georgia.

And that Jan. 18 meeting between the defending NCAA Champion Tide and the Lady Dogs will be captured by Fox Sport Net's cameras and shown on a tape delayed basis Thursday, January 23 at 8 p.m. CT.

For all the Tide's television appearances, be sure to check local listings.

* Channel numbers are for the Comcast cable service in the Tuscaloosa community.