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2 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Michael Brauner

The current day and age of college football has turned into a much more over the table, straightforward strategy in terms of how talent is acquired and players are recruited. While the days of McDonald’s bags full of cash and secret car dealership agreements may be gone in favor of the NIL era, there are some absolutely classic stories left over.

2 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Katie Britt |Austen Shipley

Oct. 7, 2023, didn’t happen in a vacuum. The effects of the deadliest terrorist attack in Israel’s history reverberated across the globe, and this evil found its way into the dark corners of our homeland. The Jewish people have been persecuted for centuries, but many Jewish Americans are experiencing violence today that they’ve never witnessed in their lifetimes. Just two weeks ago, two Israeli embassy staff members were slain in the streets of our national capital.

2 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Austen Shipley

Days after announcing his run for Governor, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is continuing to deal with allegations that he does not meet the residency requirements necessary to hold the office. In a short Wednesday interview on 95.3’s The Steve & DC Morning Show, Tuberville (R-Auburn) told the hosts he isn’t worried about the liberal speculation in the slightest. “I’ve had land here and houses since 1999, which is over 25 years. I’ve been here,” said Tuberville.

2 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Austen Shipley

Alabama Republican Young Boozer announced Wednesday that he is once again running for the position of state treasurer. The new bid marks Boozer’s fourth campaign for the office. An experienced banker by trade, Boozer was first elected to the position in 2010 and then again in 2014. Due to state law, he could not run for a third consecutive term.

3 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Michael Brauner

Over the last several seasons, court and field stormings after upset victories have become a major topic of conversation in college sports. The SEC came into the center of focus when it recently implemented an escalating fine system to help curb the practice. Although a timeless tradition, stormings have been criticized for putting players and coaches in dangerous situations.