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Alabama Football Announces Captains, Team Awards
The College of Alabama soccer crew held its annual awards banquet Sunday eveninginside Coleman Coliseum.
Alabama head coach Nick Sabanaddressed an viewers that included members of the crew, teaching workers, administration and assist workers following the awards session by which he recapped the 2022 season. Saban additionally mentioned the crew’s upcoming matchup with No. 9 Kansas State within the Allstate Sugar Bowl on Saturday, Dec. 31.
The Crimson Tide capped the night time off by naming three everlasting crew captains in Will Anderson Jr., Jordan Battle and Bryce Younger. The group was chosen by their teammates because the representatives for the 2022 crew.
The whole listing of award winners is as follows.
Unsung Hero Award
To the participant who has made important contributions to the success of the crew and acquired the least recognition for it
Terrion Arnold, Isaiah Bond, Tyler Booker, Deontae Lawson, Robbie Ouzts, Eli Ricks
Excellent Senior Scholar
To the senior with the best GPA
Dedication to Tutorial Excellence Award
To the participant who has demonstrated the best dedication and achievement in his tutorial endeavors through the earlier yr
Chris Braswell, James Brockermeyer, Kool-Assist McKinstry, Seth McLaughlin, Jalen Milroe, Malachi Moore
Iron Man Award
To the participant(s) who’ve proven essentially the most dedication to the person and crew objectives of the Crimson Tide’s year-round energy and conditioning program
Tyler Booker, JC Latham, Kendrick Regulation, Jaheim Oatis
Most Inspiring Participant
To the participant who impacts the entire crew by his angle in addition to his efficiency (voted on by the gamers)
Pat Trammel Award Scroll to Proceed
To a senior participant whose character and contributions to the Alabama Soccer Workforce most personify the All-American youth of at this time and has mirrored qualities of Integrity, Character, Significance of Lecturers and Inspirational Management throughout their time at Alabama
DeMarcco Hellams, Henry To’oTo’o, Byron Younger
Excellent Defensive Performer
To the participant with essentially the most tackles/factors
Jordan Battle, Brian Department, DeMarcco Hellams, Henry To’oTo’o
Up-Entrance Award
To the excellent lineman from every unit
Emil Ekiyor Jr., Jaheim Oatis, Tim Smith, Tyler Steen
Defensive Achievement Award
To the participant who has performed a important function within the effectiveness of this unit
DJ Dale, Kool-Assist McKinstry, Dallas Turner, Byron Younger
Offensive Achievement Award
To the participant who has performed a important function within the effectiveness of this unit
Jermaine Burton, Darrian Dalcourt, Cameron Latu, Jase McClellan
President’s Award
To a participant from every unit who has proven perseverance in making excellent contributions to the crew’s success
Chris Braswell, JC Latham, Seth McLaughlin, Jaylen Moody
Jefferson County Distinguished Alumnus Award
A former participant who has exemplified the ideas, values, character and angle that make an individual profitable both throughout a specific life expertise or over a time frame
Bob Montgomery
Particular Groups Participant of the Yr Award
To essentially the most helpful particular groups participant
James Burnip, Malachi Moore, Will Reichard, Roydell Williams
Offensive Participant of the Yr Award
To essentially the most helpful offensive participant
Ja’Corey Brooks, Jahmyr Gibbs, Bryce Younger
Defensive Participant of the Yr Award
To essentially the most helpful defensive participant
Will Anderson Jr., Brian Department
Most Invaluable Participant Award
To the general Most worthy participant on the crew (voted on by the gamers)
Bryce Younger
Captain Awards
To the gamers elected by their teammates as everlasting crew captains (voted on by the gamers)
Will Anderson Jr., Jordan Battle, Bryce Younger
Alabama
Nebraska Women’s Basketball Dominates North Alabama; Natalie Potts Leaves with Injury
A dominant win with a potential loss for Nebraska women’s basketball Tuesday evening.
No. 21 Nebraska hammered North Alabama 85-48 at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The Huskers improve to 5-0 while the Lions fall to 2-3.
NU led by 11 after the first quarter and inched that out to 13 midway through the second. That’s when disaster struck.
A turnover led to a fast break opportunity for North Alabama. Natalie Potts retreated to cut off the scoring chance, but when she turned to contest the shot, her knee gave way and she collapsed to the floor. She was eventually helped to the locker room as a number of teammates were visibly emotional.
“She’s pretty upset,” Nebraska coach Amy Williams said after the game. “Her teammates are pretty upset. We’ll just kind of wait and see, once she’s had a chance to be evaluated, where we go from here.”
Potts returned in the second half to sit behind the bench in street clothes, aided by crutches. Williams said the doctors did not make an immediate determination of how long Potts will be out.
Back on the court, Nebraska continued to pull away, leading by as much as 39 before settling for the 37-point difference.
Nebraska shot 48.4% for the game, making 8-of-21 3s. North Alabama managed to shoot at just a 28.8% clip, including 7-of-18 from deep.
Five Huskers scored in double figures, including Callin Hake with a game-high 17 points. Jessica Petrie was next with 14 points, while Britt Prince and Alberte Rimdal each added 13.
Nebraska heads on the road to Creighton Friday. Tip from Omaha is set for 4 p.m. CST on FloHoops. Subscriptions are $150 for a year or $30 for a month.
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Alabama Community College Conference adds women’s flag football
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – The Alabama Community College Conference has launched women’s flag football as an official sport.
Women’s flag football is one of newest athletic offerings sanctioned by the National Junior College Athletic Association.
ACCC will offer the sport to female student-athletes beginning in the 2025-2026 academic year.
“This new and exciting sport is going to bring additional opportunities to female student-athletes and provide that additional opportunity for them to continue the sport that they love,” said ACCC Commissioner Dean Myrick.
Myrick said women’s flag football has exploded on the parks and recreation level, as well as within the Alabama High School Athletic Association.
Once completion begins next fall, Alabama will feature the largest flag football conference in the NJCAA.
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How to buy Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Oklahoma Sooners tickets
The No. 7 Alabama Crimson Tide face a fellow SEC foe when they visit the Oklahoma Sooners at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024.
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Alabama vs. Oklahoma betting odds, lines, spreads
- Spread favorite: Crimson Tide (-14)
- Moneyline favorite: Crimson Tide (-610)
- Total: 47.5 (O: -110, U: -110)
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Alabama Crimson Tide schedule
- Week 1: Aug. 31 vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, 63-0 win
- Week 2: Sept. 7 vs. South Florida Bulls, 42-16 win
- Week 3: Sept. 14 at Wisconsin Badgers, 42-10 win
- Week 5: Sept. 28 vs. Georgia Bulldogs, 41-34 win
- Week 6: Oct. 5 at Vanderbilt Commodores, 40-35 loss
- Week 7: Oct. 12 vs. South Carolina Gamecocks, 27-25 win
- Week 8: Oct. 19 at Tennessee Volunteers, 24-17 loss
- Week 9: Oct. 26 vs. Missouri Tigers, 34-0 win
- Week 11: Nov. 9 at LSU Tigers, 42-13 win
- Week 12: Nov. 16 vs. Mercer Bears, 52-7 win
- Week 13: Nov. 23 at 7:30 p.m. ET at Oklahoma Sooners
- Week 14: Nov. 30 vs. Auburn Tigers
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Alabama Crimson Tide stats
- Alabama is averaging 438.2 yards per game on offense this year (30th in the FBS), and are allowing 324.7 yards per game (32nd) on the defensive side of the ball.
- The Crimson Tide have been thriving on both offense and defense, ranking eighth-best in scoring offense (39.5 points per game) and 10th-best in scoring defense (16.9 points allowed per game).
- Alabama ranks 48th in pass offense (246.1 passing yards per game) and 35th in pass defense (192.5 passing yards allowed per game) this season.
- The Crimson Tide are compiling 192.1 rushing yards per game on offense (29th in the FBS), and they rank 53rd on the other side of the ball with 132.2 rushing yards allowed per game.
Oklahoma Sooners schedule
- Week 1: Aug. 30 vs. Temple Owls, 51-3 win
- Week 2: Sept. 7 vs. Houston Cougars, 16-12 win
- Week 3: Sept. 14 vs. Tulane Green Wave, 34-19 win
- Week 4: Sept. 21 vs. Tennessee Volunteers, 25-15 loss
- Week 5: Sept. 28 at Auburn Tigers, 27-21 win
- Week 7: Oct. 12 vs. Texas Longhorns, 34-3 loss
- Week 8: Oct. 19 vs. South Carolina Gamecocks, 35-9 loss
- Week 9: Oct. 26 at Ole Miss Rebels, 26-14 loss
- Week 10: Nov. 2 vs. Maine Black Bears, 59-14 win
- Week 11: Nov. 9 at Missouri Tigers, 30-23 loss
- Week 13: Nov. 23 at 7:30 p.m. ET vs. Alabama Crimson Tide
- Week 14: Nov. 30 at LSU Tigers
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Oklahoma Sooners stats
- While Oklahoma’s offense has been stuck in neutral, ranking 18th-worst with 326.8 total yards per game, its defense ranks 23rd-best with just 319 total yards surrendered per contest.
- The Sooners rank 91st in the FBS with 25.1 points per game on offense, and they rank 40th with 21.9 points ceded per contest on the defensive side of the ball.
- Oklahoma ranks 21st-worst in passing yards per game (183.6), but it has been better on the other side of the ball, ranking 55th in the FBS with 210 passing yards surrendered per contest.
- The Sooners rank 86th in the FBS with 143.2 rushing yards per contest, but they’ve been lifted up by their defense, which ranks 17th-best by allowing only 109 rushing yards per game.
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