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Huntingdon storms back in second half to knock off LaGrange 15-11
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Hawks overcame a sluggish offensive start, a first-half safety and an eight-point deficit to earn one of their biggest wins of the season. The victory kept Huntingdon unbeaten in conference play and gave the Hawks a significant win against a LaGrange team that entered the matchup with an identical 4-0 conference record.
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Football Recap: Opelika Falls to Carver Montgomery + How To Watch
After flying high against Smiths Station last Friday, Opelika came back down to earth. The Bulldogs fell 27-14 to the Carver Montgomery Wolverines on Friday. When it comes to explaining why Opelika lost, don't look at Jalen Nelson. Despite the final result, he rushed for 83 yards and 1 TD. Nelson has averaged 88.0 rushing yards per game over his last seven games compared to 27.2 in his previous 13 games.
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Fast start pushes Tuskegee to win over Lane
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Ja'Khael Rowser continued his strong season on Saturday, opening and closing the scoring for Tuskegee with touchdown runs in the Golden Tigers 27-13 win over Lane Saturday afternoon at J.F. Lane Field. With its second straight win, Tuskegee (5-4, 5-2 SIAC) still has an outside chance of making an appearance in the SIAC Championship Game in two weeks. But first, the Golden Tigers had to dispatch the Dragons (1-9, 1-7), who were closing out their season but were coming off their first win last week.
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Former Tuberville player joins Doug Jones on campaign trail in Auburn
AUBURN — Former Auburn University football player Victor Horn joined Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones at a campaign stop in Lee County, his opponent’s home county. More than 300 people attended the rally as Jones drew comparisons between himself and U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, the Republican nominee. Jones played clips of Tuberville’s speeches on the […]
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Prattville pushes past Opelika with last-second field goal
The Prattville Lions’ special teams play has come up big in the biggest moments of the season. In early September, the Lions played at Hoover and kicker Bryson Francis converted the go-ahead extra point following a Deshawn Hall touchdown reception, and the Lions won 24-23. A few weeks ago, the Lions blocked a potential game-winning field goal on the road against Thompson. It happened again last night. With the score tied at 17 and two seconds remaining on the clock, Francis made a 28-yard field goal to preserve the Lions’ unbeaten regular season.
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Prattville and Marbury represented in Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game
Three top Prattville High School football players have been chosen for the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game, marking a big achievement for the Lions’ athletic program as they get ready to represent their school at a major regional event. Marbury head football coach Jason Wallace will also join the statewide coaching staff as the linebackers coach after leading the Bulldogs to an impressive 9-1 season.
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Texas A&M is bigger, stronger for opener against Alabama State
Texas A&M will take its first step toward what many pundits believe could be a deep NCAA Tournament run when it hosts Alabama State in Tuesday's season opener in College Station. The Aggies have rebuilt under second-year coach Bucky McMillan, who led them to a 22-12 record last year and to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Aggies were picked in this year's Southeastern Conference preseason poll to finish ninth in the league. Texas A&M is expected to lean on guard PJ Haggerty, who transferred from Kansas State, where he averaged 23.4 points per game last season. Also in the fold are guards Jordan Pope, who heads south from Texas after scoring 13.1 points per contest in 2025-26, and Tyshawn Archie, who transferred from McNeese, where he averaged 14.3 points last season and hit 65 3-pointers. "We have more attackers, guys who can get to the free throw line, guys that can get to the charge circle and get fouled," McMillan said. "We've got a good team this year. Last year, we were very close." Another key for the Aggies is a bigger front line led by Mackenzie Mgbako, who returns after missing all but seven games with
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Lady Crusaders Take Down LSUA in Season Opener
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The William Carey women's basketball team opened the 2026-27 season in impressive fashion Friday afternoon, rolling to a 77-56 victory over LSU Alexandria. LSU Alexandria scored the game's first points, and the two teams traded the lead throughout the opening quarter. The back-and-forth battle continued late...
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Carver football's defense builds momentum with dominant win over Enterprise
MILLBROOK — Seven points is all Carver-Montgomery football surrendered to Enterprise, while grabbing three turnovers and two touchdowns on the defensive side of the ball. It was an example by the Wolverine defense of an identity Carver has been building since last season. Carver entered the final week of the regular season looking to build on Week 9's upset of Opelika, a victory that gave the Wolverines one of their biggest wins since Mario White took over the head coaching duties. The 48-14 win over Enterprise at The Fields at 17 Springs on Friday, Oct. 29 — showed that Carver could sustain that level of play. With the postseason approaching, Carver's defense is beginning to look like a strength the Wolverines can build around to make some noise in the AHSAA Class 6A playoffs. How Carver's defense controlled Enterprise Carver's defensive front paved the way for the rest of the defense to have success against Enterprise. There were few throws that Enterprise quarterback Mac Houston made in which he wasn't facing some sort of pressure from a Carver defensive lineman. It was a night that Houston found himself on the turf more times than he would've liked. The defensive front
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Demopolis ends season with loss to Marbury
The Demopolis High School Tigers ended a 3-7 football season at home Oct. 29 with another loss, this time to the Marbury High School Bulldogs. The Bulldogs returned to Deatsville in Autauga County with a 42-7 win over the Tigers. Marbury ends the season with a 9-1 record and will move on to the first round of the playoffs next week. Demopolis has a record of 3-7. Their season, uncharacteristically, is at an end.