Head Basketball Coach Fitch High School Groton, CT
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I struggle to understand how if we have humans ranking the playoff teams how I’d sit down & not say Alabama won this football game.
I mean I guess Georgia potentially stops them on the 1 but very unlikely.
This type of shit is so bad for the sport man. It’s unacceptable.
Defender didn’t look back. Nothing just said I’m going take out the WR
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You know Bama got screwed when fans of other teams across the country are sticking up for Alabama😭
Are we really going to do this @SECOfficiating ?
Miss the blatant PI and then turn around and hand off the game on a flop? Cmon man
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E.J. Junior was the final wall of Bear Bryant’s dynasty.
From 1977–80, Alabama went 44–4.
Two national championships.
Three SEC championships.
A 28-game winning streak.
No. 39 was a four-year starter, a three-time First-Team All-SEC defender, and a unanimous All-American in 1980.
He finished his Alabama career with:
190 tackles
21 sacks
10 forced fumbles
Then he became a top-five NFL Draft pick and a College Football Hall of Famer.
Before the era ended, Bear Bryant had one more defensive force.
E.J. Junior was that force.
Where does No. 39 rank among Alabama’s greatest defensive ends?
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Big Mike, Hoya Nation is devastated and heartbroken. There is no kinder or more selfless man I have ever known. Your beautiful soul and legacy will carry forward in each of our lives. I am so thankful for your friendship and for the many ways you have blessed our lives.
Prayers to the family of Georgetown men’s basketball alum Michael Sweetney.
He will be missed - forever a Hoya.
#HoyaSaxa
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Hillhouse boys basketball coach Renard Sutton resigns, won three CIAC, SCC championships with program. #ctbb ctinsider.com/gametimect/boy…
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Moses Malone with one of his three MVP trophies. Sport Magazine used to give the MVP winner a new car.
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September 11, 1985: Pete Rose lays claim to the moniker "Hit King" with his 4,192nd career knock, passing Ty Cobb for the most all-time. #RedsVault
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After Georgia Southern’s 31-0 win over Charleston Southern, WR and captain Josh Dallas was asked for a picture by a young man working the game.
Dallas asked his name, then prayed over him.
I happened to catch the moment. 🙏🏽
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Before the Saban dynasty.
Before the 2009 reset.
There was 1992.
13–0. Gene Stallings. The Sugar Bowl. Miami.
The night Alabama reminded college football exactly who it was.
If you remember this team, you remember that feeling.
Roll Tide! 🐘🏈🏟️ – at Prichard, AL
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A new edition of “Name That Alabama Quarterback”
This man is recognized as the first African American quarterback to start for the University of Alabama. Playing for the Crimson Tide from 1980 to 1983, he also holds the distinction of being the last starting quarterback to play under the legendary Paul "Bear" Bryant.
He was also the starting quarterback for Ray Perkins in his first season as Alabama’s Head Coach.
This QB accounted for 4,257 passing yards and 29 touchdowns. He also posted 1,442 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns in 44 career games.
Can you name him?
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1988 Big East Hoops @GeorgetownHoops at Syracuse Charles Smith wins it at the buzzer.
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Happy Birthday to @AlabamaFTBL legend @realcbennett97 born August 25, 1965. We’re sure @stevebeuerlein is also wishing Biscuit a happy 61st birthday. 😉
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Top overall performance of the day undoubtedly goes to '29 floor general Alex Weaver
Weaver operated at a high level at the point of attack as a timely passer and efficient scorer in the halfcourt, showing that he can finish in a variety of ways around the rim or knock down open jumpers. The ease at which he weaves through the defense really stood out, loved his decision-making throughout both games. Had at least a 20-point double-double with points and assists, with his rebounding totals not far off of double digits too
