Alabama
The latest Alabama coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our News section.
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Alabama, Georgia have edge over most of SEC in QB experience
At least half of the SEC's football teams figure to have new starting quarterbacks in 2024.

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A team-by-team look at SEC’s football players to watch in 2024
The SEC's streak of national championships ended last season, but the league's teams have restocked and reloaded for 2024.

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Former Alabama golfer shoots 13-under 58 on Korn Ferry Tour
Frankie Capan III shot a 13-under 58 to tie the Korn Ferry Tour record in relation to par and match the second-lowest score in tour history.

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Former Auburn point guard plans transfer to rival Alabama
Former Auburn point guard Aden Holloway plans to transfer to rival Alabama.

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Falcons might use first-round pick on edge rusher from Alabama
The Atlanta Falcons' offseason overhaul adds intrigue to the team's plans for the NFL draft next week in Detroit.

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A-Day closes out Kalen DeBoer’s first spring as Alabama’s coach
Alabama fans hungry for a return to national title contention filled Bryant-Denny Stadium for Nick Saban's first spring game 17 years ago.

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Defending champ UConn returns to NCAA title game, beating Alabama 86-72
UConn kept its bid to repeat as national champion intact by surviving its first true test of the NCAA Tournament, getting 21 points from freshman Stephon Castle while clamping down defensively in the second half of an 86-72 win over Alabama in the Final Four on Saturday night.

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Mark Sears, Crimson Tide both came long way to reach Final Four
Nate Oats admits it: He whiffed on Mark Sears out of high school.

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Alabama men went from icy to hot to reach Final Four for first time
The Alabama men's basketball team entered the NCAA tourney as a No. 4 seed and looking like anything but a sure thing where a deep run was concerned.

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Bama buries Clemson with 3-pointers, earns first Final Four trip
Every time Clemson tried to cut down its deficit, Alabama fired up a 3-pointer. Over and over and over.
