Mark Inabinett
Sports Reporter at AL.com
Sports reporter on Alabama's Gulf Coast for https://t.co/6gpnYIoiyo
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al.com | Mark Inabinett
New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr’s retirement was posted on the NFL transaction report for Tuesday, and Carr’s removal wasn’t the only change made to the team’s roster. With Carr’s retirement, the No. 4 became available and is now listed as the jersey number for cornerback Ga’Quincy “Kool-Aid” McKinstry. The former Pinson Valley High School standout and Alabama All-American wore No. 14 as a second-round rookie during the 2024 season.
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al.com | Mark Inabinett
They’ve been piling up since 1934, and now there are 472 of them -- SEC players who have met the first eligibility standard for the College Football Hall of Fame but haven’t been enshrined. The National Football Foundation released the ballot for the College Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 on Monday. The ballot included 13 former SEC stars. There are217 other standouts from the conference who were eligible for consideration.
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al.com | Mark Inabinett
Philadelphia Eagles first-round draft pick Jihaad Campbell won’t begin practicing with his new NFL teammates until after training camp starts. The Eagles chose the Alabama linebacker at No. 31 in the NFL Draft on April 24 after he had offseason shoulder surgery. RELATED: EAGLES GM ON DRAFTING ALABAMA LINEBACKER: ‘A NO-BRAINER’Philadelphia defensive coordinator Vic Fangio gave an update on Campbell during a press conference on Tuesday.
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al.com | Mark Inabinett
The San Francisco 49ers have acquired Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Bryce Huff in exchange for a fifth-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Eagles’ compensation for Huff could become a fourth-round pick, ESPN reported, depending on his production and playing time with San Francisco. The trade reunites the former St. Paul’s Episcopal standout with San Francisco defensive coordinator Robert Saleh.
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al.com | Mark Inabinett
The Triple Crown of U.S. thoroughbred racing won’t be at stake during the 157th running of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday. The attraction will be the showdown between Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty and Preakness Stakes winner Journalism. At the Kentucky Derby on May 3, Sovereignty slogged through the mud to overtake Journalism in the stretch to win the Run for the Roses by 1.5 lengths. Sovereignty’s handlers then pointed the colt toward the Belmont Stakes, skipping the Preakness Stakes.
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