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Big Friday Kickoff Podcast: Round 1 Preview
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The road to a state championship starts now. The Alabama High School Football Playoffs are here, and we’re breaking down the biggest first-round matchups across our area on this week’s Big Friday Kickoff Podcast. From undefeated Gulf Shores hosting Ramsay in a rematch of...
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Andrew Body Is Suiting Up With a Cast On, and Nobody in Birmingham Knows What Happens Next
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Alabama State football fans just saw something wild: quarterback Andrew Body, the guy who’s been out for weeks with a wrist injury, just took the field in full pads […]
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Tipoff on The Plains: Auburn defeats ASU 84-35 in season opener
AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn used a 24-0 run to pull away from Alabama State in the second quarter, hammering the Hornets 84-35 Monday at Neville Arena in Tipoff on The Plains. “There’s nothing like that first game at home. We needed that 10 minutes to settle down,” said Auburn head coach Larry Vickers, embarking on his second season. “We incorporated our nine new players into our system. It was a good game for us overall.”
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Auburn women's basketball blows out Alabama State in season opener
Auburn women's basketball got off to a slow start in Monday's season opener against Alabama State, but dominated the final three quarters en route to a convincing win. Auburn (1-0) outscored Alabama State (0-1) 69-19 in the final three quarters in its 84-35 win on Monday in Neville Arena. Auburn created separation from Alabama State in the 2nd quarter by going on a 24-0 run and never looked back. “Eventually, we felt like we could pull away. We settled down, tried not to panic, and began to move the ball,” Auburn head coach Larry Vickers said postgame. What made Auburn's run more impressive is that they accomplished it without guard Kaitlyn Duhon. Duhon exited in the 1st quarter due to a knee injury. Auburn got solid bench production in Duhon's absence from Zahara Bishop and Sania Richardson, who went 5-for-5 in the 2nd quarter and scored 13 points. Savannah Scott added eight points over the final three quarters and went 6-for-8 at the free-throw line. Auburn's defense also outrebounded the Hornets, 43-32, and forced Alabama State to shoot 24% in the game. “If you would’ve told me Kaitlyn Duhon would’ve played only eight minutes tonight and we’d play defense that