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Alabama-Michigan kickoff set for 7 p.m. and to be televised by ABC
TUSCALOOSA- The kickoff time for the 2012 Cowboys Classic football game pitting Alabama against Michigan has been set for 7 p.m. Central Time on Saturday, September 1, with ABC Sports televising the contest to a national audience.
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Alabama beats Troy in final nonconference game
TUSCALOOSA – With the pressure off, the University of Alabama baseball team finally exhaled.
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Ravens pick Upshaw in second round
Courtney Upshaw had to wait an entire extra day, but didn’t have to wait long before his name was called early in the second round of the NFL Draft on Friday night. Upshaw, the 6-1, 270-pound outside linebacker from Eufaula, was picked by the Baltimore Ravens with the third pick of the second round. He was the 35th overall pick of the draft, the fifth University of Alabama player taken.
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Four Alabama players picked in NFL Draft's first round
The University of Alabama equaled a school-record with four players selected in the first round of the 2012 National Football League Draft on Thursday evening at Radio City Music Hall.
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Eufaula's Upshaw ready for NFL Draft
Tonight, every push-up, every sprint, every drill and every tackle that Courtney Upshaw has made in his life will pay off. Upshaw is likely to be a first-round draft pick, perhaps joined by as many as four Alabama teammates.
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Jon Johnson column: Barrett Jones shares his faith
Some players get fired up on game day by listening to blaring music on their headphones. Some prefer to sit in silence and meditate.
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Obama honors Crimson Tide for BCS championship
President Barack Obama honored the University of Alabama football team for winning the BCS championship to culminate what he called a “deeply meaningful season for the Tide.”
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Tide set for trip to the White House
Alabama’s 2011 national championship team heads to the nation’s capital today for a meeting with President Obama.
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ROGERS: Experience as a media coach during Alabama's A-Day
TUSCALOOSA – Some thoughts after seeing the A-Day Game from the sidelines, working as a media “coach.”
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Freshman Yeldon impresses in Alabama A-Day
TUSCALOOSA – Running back T.J. Yeldon is a pretty good backup.
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Tide ready for A-Day game
Jalston Fowler sees it as a reward for a spring of hard work. Barrett Jones sees it as the kickoff of one of the few “down” periods in a college football player’s life. Nick Saban sees it as a very personal renewal. Alabama fans, however, see today’s annual A-Day Game (2 p.m., CSS) as a sneak preview for what’s coming next fall – and as the first chance since Jan. 9 to see the Crimson Tide in action.
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Sunseri stepping up for Crimson Tide
TUSCALOOSA – If things have been just a little more quiet around the Alabama practice fields this spring, sophomore safety Vinnie Sunseri can attest it’s been more quiet around the house, too.
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Alabama finishes off sweep of Auburn
TUSCALOOSA – Alabama completed the series sweep of in-state rival Auburn on Sunday with a 6-2 victory over the No. 23 Tigers at Sewell-Thomas Stadium.
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Tide's McCarron showing command, consistency in spring drills
TUSCALOOSA – AJ McCarron doesn’t feel much is different this spring. When it comes to Alabama’s quarterback situation, he may be the only one.
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Dugas' walk-off homer wins it for Alabama
TUSCALOOSA – Taylor Dugas’ two-out, two-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning gave the Alabama baseball team a thrilling, 4-3 come-from-behind victory over in-state rival, the No. 23 ranked Auburn Tigers.
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Dugas powers Alabama past Auburn
TUSCALOOSA – Alabama senior Taylor Dugas ripped a bases-loaded triple down the right-field line in the bottom of the eighth inning to help the Crimson Tide defeat Auburn 10-6 in the opener of a three-game series Friday night.
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Saban provides mixed reviews
TUSCALOOSA – Alabama’s first-team offense threw it less and ran it more effectively in the team’s second spring scrimmage, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said Friday.
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Mitchell, Hankerson Jr. leaving Tide basketball program
TUSCALOOSA – Charles Hankerson, Jr., and Tony Mitchell will not return to the University of Alabama men’s basketball team, head coach Anthony Grant announced Friday.
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Tide ready for second scrimmage
Nick Saban noted a fast turnaround between Alabama’s pre-A-Day scrimmages, but still expects to see improvement when the Crimson Tide returns to Bryant-Denny Stadium today.
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Warmack impressed with Tide freshman lineman
TUSCALOOSA – Alabama coaches looked at a couple of “position experiments” with less than two weeks before spring practice concludes with the April 14 A-Day Game.
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Kenny Bell stepping up for Alabama
Alabama’s receivers and defensive backs never back down from each other. A scrimmage only intensifies things. Everything is earned – including respect.
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Saban pleased with Tide scrimmage
No one expected Nick Saban to say his team is ready for Michigan after Saturday’s first scrimmage of spring practice – and he didn’t – but the coach seemed pleasantly surprised with parts of what he saw.
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Alabama gearing up for first spring scrimmage
The first eight practices of Alabama’s spring have been conducted with coaches standing right behind players, barking instructions, stressing technique and nit-picking every play.
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Former Tide players go through a second Pro Day
TUSCALOOSA – Scouts and coaches representing every NFL team likely were pleasantly surprised when they looked at their stopwatches and saw Courtney Upshaw’s time in the 40-yard dash – 4.75.
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Tide's Milliner trying to lead young cornerbacks
Alabama cornerback Dee Milliner knows what the Tide new defensive backs are feeling right now with a lot thrown out there in spring practice, having experienced it two years as a true freshman.
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