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Georgia RB Andrew Paul announces transfer destination
Georgia Bulldogs running back Andrew Paul entered the transfer portal after having an impressive spring with Georgia. Now, Paul has announced his plans to transfer to the Jacksonville State Gamecocks. Paul previously visited the Michigan Spartans on April 20, so it is a bit of a surprise that he opted to transfer to Jacksonville State. Paul should be set to receive a ton of carries are Jacksonville State. Paul put together a strong performance in Georgia’s spring game, recording four carries for 44 rushing yards. We projected Paul as Georgia’s No. 3 or No. 4 running back before he left the Bulldogs. Paul, a former three-star recruit, was expected to receive carries as part of Georgia’s running backs rotation. The Dallas, Texas, product accumulated 129 rushing yards and a touchdown on 29 carries in 2023. Paul missed the 2022 season with a torn ACL and is finally looking healthy. 247Sports ranks Andrew Paul as a three-star transfer. He is ranked as the No. 684 player in the transfer portal and the No. 62 running back.
Rollins Rollin’ Second Calhoun County Golf Tour Victory
Gadsden, AL – A day after tree limb falls on his truck, tree cutter Rollins falls on the field for second Calhoun County Golf Tour victory. By Joe Medley Sometimes, the tree falls on you. Sometimes, you’re the tree. John Rollins lived both sides of that during this weekend’s Gadsden City Championship. A day after […] The post Rollins Rollin’ Second Calhoun County Golf Tour Victory appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Jax State picks up commitment from former Big 12, Big Ten defensive back
Jacksonville State picked up a transfer portal commitment Monday from Tee Denson, a defensive back who spent the last two seasons at Purdue. Denson, originally from Atlanta, also played two seasons at Kansas State. He did not see the field in the last two years at Purdue, missing all of 2022 due to injury.
David Murdock Column: On the changing of the cityscape in Attalla
Not long back, a friend texted me to ask if I’d noticed that the old Pizza Hut building on Cleveland Avenue in Attalla had been torn down. Frankly, I hadn’t. I’d already driven by it twice that day and hadn’t noticed. So much for my powers of observation! Granted, it was “finals week,” and I had other things on my mind. But that Pizza Hut had been there not quite as long as I could remember, but for the better part of my life. It was...
Twin siblings, 102, have Gadsden street dedicated in their honor
Two weeks after celebrating their 102nd birthdays, twins Lonzie Gray and Vernia Gray Ray were honored by the Gadsden City Council. The council on May 7 approved the honorary designation of Sunnyvale Drive, where the siblings live, as Ray-Gray Drive. The city will post signs to that effect. Council member...
Tyler Johnson named to JSU dean’s list
By Staff Reports Tyler Anthony Johnson of Luverne has been named to the dean’s list at Jacksonville State University for their outstanding academic performance over the spring 2024 semester. To be named to the dean’s list, students must earn a 3.5-3.99 GPA (grade point average) for the semester while completing at least 12 GPA hours […] The post Tyler Johnson named to JSU dean’s list appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Alabama high school sports: Vote for Gadsden Times area athlete of the Week for May 17
It's that time of the week, time to vote for the Gadsden area boys and girls athlete of the week. Westbrook Christian's Braden Kay won the boys vote with more than 68% of the vote after his 13 strikeout performance. With eight Gadsden area teams in action the final week of the season, there is one poll that will have both boys and girls nominees. ...
Gadsden State Community College Offers Start Strong Scholarships to Class of 2024 Graduates
Gadsden, AL – High school graduates from the Class of 2024 may be eligible for the Start Strong Scholarship at Gadsden State Community College, covering up to 12 credit hours for the upcoming academic year. This scholarship aims to support new graduates in their transition to higher education by alleviating some financial burdens. The Start […] The post Gadsden State Community College Offers Start Strong Scholarships to Class of 2024 Graduates appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Westbrook Christian's baseball and golf big weeks lead Gadsden area top performers
Here are the final Gadsden Times area high school top performers for the final week of the 2023-24 high school athletics season for the week ending on May 17. Westbrook Christian's Brady Carden had two RBIs in the first game of the Class 3A state title series in a win over Thomasville.
Father arrested after 3-month-old arrives at Cherokee County hospital not breathing
CEDAR BLUFF, Ala. (WBMA) — A man was arrested after his 3-month-old child was brought into a Cherokee County hospital with severe injuries. The Cedar Bluff Police Department said 27-year-old Bobby Mason Honeycutt was charged with 'aggravated child abuse of a child less than 6 years old.'. Police said...
Schedule, site for final games of AHSAA softball tournament changed
With a threat of severe weather on Friday in the Oxford-Jacksonville area, the AHSAA has announced changes to all of its softball tournament games. “While we understand the obstacles this may cause, getting the games in and the safety of our student-athletes and fans must be at the forefront of all decisions,” AHSAA associate executive director Kim Vickers said.
Southside boys soccer's Randy Vice looking forward to next season after Final Four appearance
Southside boys soccer went on a magical run this season, ending in the AHSAA Final Four for the first time in school history. It also marked the second straight season the Panthers won more than 20 games as they ended the year with 25-3-1 record. They were led by Camren Thompson with his 52 goals. The team earned the Etowah County championship and won the Rainbow City Classic, along with a big win over Mountain Brook....
Rainbow City installs digital signs to stop speeding in school zones
RAINBOW CITY, Ala. (WBRC) - Rainbow City police have no tolerance for speeding in school zones and has a new warning for drivers in their city. Police Chief Camp Yancey says this is all about keeping kids safe and reminding drivers to pay attention and slow down. The Rainbow City...
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