It was a short encounter that in retrospect didn't make a lot of sense.
Sylacauga’s Catherine Price was a nightmare matchup for Munford all evening. So it was fitting that it was Price’s kill that secured the Aggies' three-set victory in the Talladega County Tournament Championship game on Saturday night, 25-20, 28-26 and 15-12 over the Lions.
Any notion that the Crimson Tide would have an emotional hangover after last week’s near-miss against Florida dissipated immediately after Jameson Williams' 100-yard kick return.
Jacksonville State frittered away a home game against Tennessee-Martin, falling 34-31 on Saturday. When we say frittered, we mean frittered. JSU should've won this one.
What was supposed to be an opportunity to step back in competition and work on what ails Auburn instead became a five-alarm fire Saturday afternoon.
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When Bill France Sr. told Bill Ward, “Get me 1,000 acres near a freeway and I’ll come look,” the landscape of this corner of Alabama forever changed.
LINCOLN — Lincoln running back Chorion Kelly only needed a foot to move the chains on third down early in the first quarter of Lincoln’s 69-13 victory over Munford on Friday night.
ALPINE — A few minutes after BB Comer’s players and fans finished singing the alma mater on Friday night at Winterboro, the lights inside the stadium went out.
Victory Christian’s Riley Meadows had touchdown runs of 52 and 39 yards during the second half of the Lions’ 21-10 come-from-behind win over the Fayetteville Wolves Friday.
SYLACAUGA — Maleek Pope really doesn’t say much, but his game does. The senior running back rushed for 210 yards and five touchdowns to lead Sylacauga past Childersburg 49-13 on Friday night.
Any notion that the Crimson Tide would have an emotional hangover after last week’s near-miss against Florida dissipated immediately after Jameson Williams' 100-yard kick return.
When Bill France Sr. told Bill Ward, “Get me 1,000 acres near a freeway and I’ll come look,” the landscape of this corner of Alabama forever changed.
It was a short encounter that in retrospect didn't make a lot of sense.
It was a short encounter that in retrospect didn't make a lot of sense.
