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That light at the end of the end of the tunnel? It wasn’t the Lane Train.
It's an interesting weekend in college football.
Eight years ago while covering an Alabama-Tennessee game in Knoxville, I happened across a UT fan with his son outside the stadium.
It started innocently with a running play. Maybe Nick Saban was running out the clock to end the first half.
On a historic day for South Carolina, Auburn’s frustrations spilled over to the sideline Saturday.
It wasn't as easy as usual to find 10 games to pick this week.
Anyone remember the last time Alabama played a football game without Nick Saban on the sideline?
JACKSONVILLE — Wouldn't you know it? After Jacksonville State finished its rain-swept 34-28 win over Mercer on Saturday afternoon, the sun came out and shined on JSU Stadium.
JACKSONVILLE — Jacksonville State won its only home game of 2020 Saturday, beating Mercer 34-28 in a game marked by downpours and fumbles but lots of positives for the home team:
Another weekend of college football, although the forecast says our local teams will get wet. Let's get on to the picks:
President Donald Trump’s hospitalization after testing positive for the coronavirus made me think twice about watching Sunday’s Talladega race in person.
Forget everything you learned a week ago. Georgia and Auburn certainly did.
In this dismal and implausible and unpredictable 2020, when so much disrupted our world and our individual lives, NASCAR wasn’t immune.
The college football season used to be something like a distance race.
He left Talladega blinded by the spotlight, clearly exhausted by an unprecedented turn of events. He was ensnared in what was either someone’s twisted attempt at humor or incredible obliviousness.
After all that the world has undergone in the past six months because of COVID-19, Saturday night in Missouri showed us something, well … normal.
Be it football, volleyball or whatever, quarantine-related forfeits in high school sports have hit a tipping point in Calhoun County.
This is the year Kevin Harvick deserves to be the NASCAR champion. This is the year he assures his status as first-ballot Hall of Famer.
We're entering the fourth Friday of high school football season, and for some schools, the names of the game are COVID-19 and forfeit.
Here’s a question for all who say Nick Saban, Kirk Herbstreit and any number of other sports figures speaking out about social injustice should stick to sports.
Back when Nick Saban first came to Alabama, I was sports editor of a different newspaper, and my Alabama beat writer at the time jokingly nicknamed Saban the "Dark Lord" for a variety of reasons.
I attended the University of Louisville for two years, before transferring to Western Kentucky for journalism. Georgetown practiced in UofL’s Crawford Gym during the 1985 Final Four, and I learned that the same moment I first glimpsed a bear of a man.
Former Piedmont football standout Carl Myers posted a Facebook tribute to late Bulldogs great Christian Cantrell on Friday, and it took me back.
A lot of y'all don't remember when college football national champions were decided by a poll, and it shows.
