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Feb 3, 2025 |
espn.co.uk | Adam Rittenberg |Mark Schlabach |Marty Smith
West Alabama has hired Scott Cochran, a longtime SEC staff member who served as Alabama's strength coach under Nick Saban and later spoke out about his addiction to painkillers, as its new coach. Cochran, 45, brings extensive SEC experience to the Division II program. A New Orleans native and an LSU alum, he oversaw strength and conditioning under Saban at LSU, and later rejoined Saban at Alabama from 2007 to 2019.
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Feb 3, 2025 |
espn.in | Adam Rittenberg |Mark Schlabach |Marty Smith
West Alabama hired Scott Cochran, a longtime SEC staff member who served as Alabama's strength coach under Nick Saban and later spoke out about his addiction to painkillers, as its new coach. Cochran, 45, brings extensive SEC experience to the Division II program. A New Orleans native and an LSU alum, he oversaw strength and conditioning under Saban at LSU, and later rejoined Saban at Alabama from 2007 to 2019.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
espn.com | Mark Schlabach |Marty Smith
ATHENS, Ga. -- For more than two decades, Scott Cochran's thundering bullhorn of a voice helped him become the most famous strength and conditioning coach in college football. It was his instrument in motivating 77 All-Americans and 41 NFL first-round draft picks as a member of coaching staffs that won eight national championships at LSU, Alabama and Georgia.
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Sep 24, 2024 |
espn.co.uk | Mark Schlabach |Marty Smith
ATHENS, Ga. -- For more than two decades, Scott Cochran's thundering bullhorn of a voice helped him become the most famous strength and conditioning coach in college football. It was his instrument in motivating 77 All-Americans and 41 NFL first-round draft picks as a member of coaching staffs that won eight national championships at LSU, Alabama and Georgia.
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Aug 18, 2024 |
espn.com.au | Ryan McGee |Marty Smith
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Bowman Gray Stadium will host a NASCAR race for the first time in more than a half-century, opening next season with an exhibition race on a site with a rich history in auto racing. NASCAR announced Sunday that Winston-Salem, North Carolina, will be the home of The Clash on Feb. 2, bringing the sport back to the short track for the first time since 1971.
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The race footage in the Amazon Earnhardt doc is so badass. Visually incredible. A symphony of speed. It felt different back then. Grittier. Maybe because it wasn't so readily available as it is now. Maybe because there was a sense to us that NASCAR gave shine to rural America,
