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What to know about Vanderbilt, Alabama’s next opponent
Alabama football got through its trip to LSU with a 31-13 win on Saturday. If all goes as expected the rest of the way, that likely sealed up a College Football Playoff position for the Crimson Tide. But next up is the team that helped ruin Alabama’s 2024 campaign, Vanderbilt....
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Alabama football stadium plans holiday light event
Bryant-Denny Stadium will get a holiday makeover when the Merry and Bright Under the Stadium Lights experience returns Dec. 2-4. The holiday event at Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium will begin at Gate 1 and include a tour of the Recruiting Room, Alabama football's home team locker room and the LED Light Field Tunnel. The experience will conclude with a holiday light show that guests can watch from the stadium stands. Light shows will be held every 30 minutes each evening. Tickets, available online at rolltide.evenue.net/list/STR-HE , cost $44 per person and include the tour, light show, complimentary hot chocolate and holiday snacks. Time slots will be available from 5 to 7:30 p.m. each night. A brief history of Bryant-Denny Stadium UA began playing football in 1892, with home games played on the Quad or at Denny Field on the southern edge of campus. In 1929, UA spent $100,000 to build a stadium on a nearly 9-acre tract on the southwest side of the Tuscaloosa campus. UA used money won from the 1926 and '27 Rose Bowl teams to pay for construction costs. UA commissioned a 12,072-seat grandstand on the west side of the field in the likeness of the
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Lady Vols sweep Alabama in final regular-season home match
No. 10 Tennessee (18-5, 9-4 SEC) defeated Alabama (9-13, 1-12 SEC), 25-17, 25-17, 25-18, Sunday in its final regular-season match at Food City Center. The Lady Vols totaled 43 kills and a .340 hitting percentage, while committing 10 errors on 91 attacks. Kennedi Rogers led Tennessee with 15 kills. She recorded a .400 hitting percentage in the match against the Crimson Tide. Jalyln Stout had the 77th double-double of her career as she recorded 11 digs and 10 kills. She also had two aces, while Jolene Oddo finished with six kills and four blocks. Chelsea Sutton led the Lady Vols with five blocks and Nia Hall recorded four blocks. Caroline Kerr was the Lady Vols' leading passer as she recorded 33 assists in her final regular-season home match of her five-year college career. Raegan Burns totaled eight digs, seven assists and two aces, while Maggie Dostic recorded seven digs and one assist. Alabama totaled 28 kills in the match and a .110 hitting percentage. The Crimson Tide committed 18 errors on 91 total attacks. Follow Vols Wire on Facebook and X (formerly Twitter). This article originally appeared on Vols Wire: Lady Vols sweep Alabama in final regular-season home match