On Wednesday, Syracuse made it official by firing men’s basketball coach, Adrian “Red” Autry after three seasons.
After sitting out the 2025 NFL season, offensive tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. will attempt a comeback with the Chicago Bears. Wills has not played in an NFL game since five snaps in the Cleveland Browns’ ...
Tommy Tuberville, sports fan, uttered the most sensible words of his life amid the circus of President Donald Trump’s college sports roundtable. The football coaches these days, Tuberville said while ...
President Donald Trump’s “Cyber Strategy for America,” released March 6, emphasized deploying U.S. cyber capabilities to disrupt adversaries while securing essential systems. “We will deploy the full ...
When pressed Wednesday over which description is accurate, Trump claimed it wasn’t a binary choice. “Well, it’s both,” Trump told Fox News’ Peter Doocy as he took reporters’ questions during a tour of ...
The Madison County Water Department is temporarily turning off the water for one community to make improvements. The water outage is set to last up to seven hours. It’s set to start at 8 a.m. on ...
During Alabama’s 2021 season, wide receiver John Metchie III caught 96 passes for 1,142 yards and eight touchdowns and quarterback Bryce Young won the Heisman Trophy. Metchie could be catching passes ...
Hurley made four trips to the postseason, including three NCAA tournaments in his 11 seasons at Arizona State.
Auburn needed a win to extend its season past Wednesday afternoon, and it got just that against Mississippi State in the first round of the SEC Tournament. The Tigers won 79-61, getting revenge for a ...
The Southwest Athletic Conference is made up of historically Black colleges and universities. In 2022, Birmingham signed a three-year agreement with SWAC to create the SWAC Classic. That year, Jackson ...
Johnny Sullivan, long-time owner of Montgomery’s Sinclair’s restaurant, died Monday. He was 74 years old. “We are heartbroken ...
"This administration is trying to kill off the First Amendment in ways both serious and petty," tweeted former Alabama federal prosecutor Joyce Vance.
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