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Parents, future students learn more about future charter school in Tuscaloosa area
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - Organizers are hosting public interest meetings to hear from parents and future students as plans for a new charter school move forward in the Tuscaloosa area. Dr. Dominic Combs, the founder of the C.A. Fredd Jr. Career and Technical Academy, said they want to hear from...
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Where Alabama sits in KenPom rankings following win vs. Oakland
After yet another impressive victory Monday night, where do the Alabama Crimson Tide now sit in the latest KenPom rankings? As of Tuesday, Nov. 10, Alabama is ranked as KenPom's No. 12 team in college basketball. The Crimson Tide are also currently ranked as the nation's No. 5 team in adjusted offensive efficiency, as well as No. 39 in defensive efficiency. Alabama is the nation's No. 1 team in adjusted tempo as well, per KenPom. The Crimson Tide have opened the 2026-27 season with three consecutive wins inside Coleman Coliseum against a trio of nonconference opponents in Sam Houston, Arkansas State, and Oakland. All three have been wins by double digits for the Crimson Tide, headlined by a 109-68 rout of Oakland on Monday night. Through three games, Alabama is also averaging 102 points per game, a number which ranks No. 14 nationally. The Crimson Tide also rank top 10 nationally in both three-pointers made and blocks per game, and have seven players who are averaging in double figures headlined by London Jemison at 14.3 a contest. Alabama's next game will feature arguably their toughest test yet in a home game against Seton Hall this upcoming Friday night, Nov. 13.
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Alabama intentionally put the ball in freshman wide receiver hands late vs. LSU
Alabama football went to an unlikely target in the fourth quarter against LSU to take a commanding lead. The Crimson Tide designed a play that got the ball into the hands of Cederian Morgan for the second time this season, and like the first reception of his career, the 6-foot-4 freshman took it in for six.