Creg Stephenson
Sports Writer at AL.com
Mississippian, @aldotcom sports writer. Cover South Alabama, Troy, SEC. Heisman voter, @SABR, @TheFWAA. One-man crusade against unnecessary suffixes in sports.
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al.com | Creg Stephenson
John Hannah was two-time All-American for Crimson Tide in early 1970s
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Creg Stephenson
EDITOR’S NOTE: Every day until Aug. 29, Creg Stephenson is counting down significant numbers in Alabama football history, both in the lead-up to the 2025 football season and in commemoration of the Crimson Tide’s first national championship 100 years ago. The number could be attached to a year, a uniform number or even a football-specific statistic. We hope you enjoy. The Goode family of Town Creek was, well, good to Alabama football in the 1980s and 90s.
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Creg Stephenson
EDITOR’S NOTE: Every day until Aug. 29, Creg Stephenson is counting down significant numbers in Alabama football history, both in the lead-up to the 2025 football season and in commemoration of the Crimson Tide’s first national championship 100 years ago. The number could be attached to a year, a uniform number or even a football-specific statistic. We hope you enjoy.
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Creg Stephenson
The full 2025-26 college football bowl schedule, including kickoff times and television information, was released on Thursday. Action begins Saturday, Dec. 13, with at least one game nearly every day leading into the College Football Playoff. The CFP previously announced its game dates and broadcast times for the quarterfinals, semifinals and championship game.
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Creg Stephenson
College football continues to tinker with its format for deciding a national championship, but as a new book by Keith Gaddie points out, that’s been an ongoing effort for more than a century. Gaddie, a professor of political science by day, is the author of Bragging Rites: College Football’s Disputed Titles, published last month by TCU Press.
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Kimbrel did not look great last night (fastball was 90-91) and was very lucky to pitch a scoreless inning. But man, this is a crappy way to treat a beloved franchise icon. This organization is pretty rudderless right now.
The #Braves today recalled LHP Austin Cox to Atlanta and designated RHP Craig Kimbrel for assignment.
Coastal a win away from becoming only the 2nd Sun Belt school to make it to Omaha for the College World Series & first since Louisiana in 2001. (Not counting past or present members who made it while in other conferences).
Win the first one ✅ #ChantsUp I @ConwayAlive https://t.co/lZaczpjzZs
Every time a network does something like this, I assume it's to placate/keep broadcast slots open for the NFL.
In a somewhat stunning move, ESPN is finalizing an agreement to extend its sublicense package with TNT Sports to include the CFP semifinal round, sources tell @YahooSports. The deal would grant TNT Sports broadcasting rights to one CFP semifinal annually in 2026, 2027 and 2028.
