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Paramore column: The greatest upset never told, until now
Glory days. Bruce Springsteen made millions singing about them, but to most people forced to listen to someone re-live theirs, well, let’s just say watching grass grow is generally in the same neighborhood.
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Jon Johnson column: Book by former AU punter Lewis Colbert intriguing
Lewis Colbert beat the odds seemingly over and over, but his past still haunted him.
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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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Johnson Column: Jim Golden to be inducted into AHSAA hall of fame Monday
Jim Golden influenced hundreds of athletes during his days as a coach at Dothan High School.
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JOHNSON: Big Easy has some Wiregrass flavor
NEW ORLEANS – A daily diary of our trip to the Big Easy….
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JOHNSON: New Orleans, Day 3
NEW ORLEANS – A daily diary of our trip to the Big Easy…. What a sight it was to see as all of the players and coaches from Alabama and LSU gathered in the Superdome on Friday morning for separate interview sessions.
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JOHNSON: Day two in New Orleans
The day started early with morning interviews, which is good news for us. The earlier the better. While our Tide beat writer Ken Rogers stayed back at the media hotel to interview selected Alabama players and coaches, I decided to board the shuttle and head over to the Superdome to catch a little of LSU’s practice session.
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Johnson column: Gene Dews still sharing softball knowledge
The little girl had never played softball, which made it even more thrilling for Gene Dews to share in her excitement when she connected cleanly with the ball in the training facility.
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Rogers Column: No. 1 LSU not the final test for Tide ahead
Nick Saban’s 60th birthday is today. What do you think he’d like as a present from his team?
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Phil Paramore column: Doug Bradford was Wiregrass sports legend as a journalist
One of the true greats in Wiregrass sports journalism history passed away last weekend as former sports editor Doug Bradford died at age 83.
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Ken Rogers Column: Tide focused on improving
If Nick Saban sounded like Debbie Downer during his postgame press conference Saturday night, understand that he knows better than anyone that the fans’ job is to celebrate 41-0 victories, even over North Texas, and his is to keep them coming.
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Ken Rogers column: Barrett Jones is early MVP
This may look crazy in a couple months, but Alabama’s MVP is Barrett Jones.
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Ken Rogers column: Hiding scrimmage stats fuels more speculaton
TUSCALOOSA - Nick Saban wanted to stamp out any smoldering embers of “public controversy” regarding the quarterback situation at the University of Alabama.
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Jon Johnson column: Houston Nutt on the hotseat as Rebs coach
It doesn’t take much to slip down the totem pole at an alarming rate.
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Jon Johnson column: SEC Media Days 'circus' begins today
The zoo known as SEC Football Media Days cranks up today at the Wynfrey Hotel in Hoover.
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Ken Rogers column: Rory is not the next Tiger - yet
Padraig Harrington got ahead of the curve.
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Ken Rogers column: Tigers shrug off loss to win title
MONTGOMERY – How long would it take for Dothan High to shrug off its awful semifinal loss to Hoover?
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Ken Rogers column: Lessons to be learned during playoffs
This is the best time of year to be playing high school baseball and softball. Simply put, if you’re playing in May, you’ve had a great year. You’re in the playoffs and marching toward the state tournament.
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Johnson column: Jackson ready at a minute's notice
A football kicker normally thrives in pressure situations.
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Former AU players, Tide's Moore in Dothan Thursday
Thursday night is shaping up for quite a big show in Dothan for Alabama and Auburn fans. And it’s all for two terrific causes.
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Johnson column: City rivals provided great night of basketball
This is what the Northview-Dothan — or Dothan-Northview if you prefer — rivalry is supposed to be all about.
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Johnson column: Grant has Tide rolling
TUSCALOOSA – Legendary Alabama coaches C.M. Newton and Wimp Sanderson were in the building to watch.
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Rogers column: Pendry was a teacher, coach
A busy recruiting weekend, the comfort of another year with All-American safety Mark Barron patrolling the secondary, and the introduction of Alabama’s newest assistant coach all provided business-as-usual indications for the Crimson Tide’s football program.
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Johnson column: Back to the basics wins it for Auburn
MY SOFA – I watched, like many of you, from the comfort of my home.
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SZVETITZ COLUMN: Game-planning for Ducks no picnic
The wait has not been fun for Ted Roof.
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