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Three members of the Alabama Crimson Tide ended all speculation today by declaring for this year’s NFL draft
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Alabama typically celebrates a win, like the Sugar Bowl, for one day. Now, it’s back to work and a look to the future
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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young may have solidified his reported position as the number one prospective pick in the 2023 NFL draft with today’s performance in the Sugar Bowl.
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An Alabama player who shined in the Crimson Tide’s 2015 championship kept gamblers busier than any other athlete in 2022
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On the eve of the Crimson Tide’s appearance in the Sugar Bowl, a former star of the team tells reporters he’s hanging up his cleats
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The Alabama Crimson Tide won’t get a shot at the 2022 college football title. But, the team’s trophy case still has a new addition. Alabama linebacker Will Anderson Jr. became just the second college football player to win the Bronko Nagurski award--twice.
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The rock group Toto won the Grammy for record of the year in 1982 for their hit song Rosanna. That was the same year Alabama Public Radio first went on the air. The APR news team is observing this fortieth anniversary with encore airings of the best of our stories. That includes this one from 2020. It’s college football season. APR student intern Jamie Jefferson examined the economic impact of football on the Tuscaloosa area during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s that story from the APR archives.
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Tomorrow is homecoming for the University of Alabama and both the Crimson Tide and its opponent are dealing with incidents not related to the game.
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Georgia is back at number one in The Associated Press college football poll. Alabama slid to number three following a weekend white knuckle victory where the Crimson Tide narrowly won over Texas A & M.
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A court hearing has been postponed in the case against former Alabama Crimson Tide star Henry Ruggs. The former member of the Las Vegas Raiders is accused of causing a fatal crash while driving his sports car drunk at 156 mph last November.