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Males’s Tennis: Alabama 5 | UAB 2
Males’s Tennis: Alabama 7 | Chattanooga 0
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Former Alabama extensive receiver Julio Jones performed one season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It would not seem he shall be coming again to the group in 2023-24.
Former Alabama guard JD Davison continues to tear up the NBA G-League. He completed with 16 factors, 14 assists and 7 rebounds on Sunday.
How about this second? Former Alabama guard Keon Ellis is blocked on the quick break by former Crimson Tide guard John Petty Jr.
On This Day in Crimson Tide Historical past:
January 23, 1970: Moments earlier than he was to be inducted within the Alabama Corridor of Fame, long-time Crimson Tide coach and administrator Hank Crisp collapsed and died at a reception on the Birmingham Museum of Artwork.
January 23, 2016: The Crimson Tide celebrated its fourth nationwide title in seven years with one other parade. Followers turned out by the hundreds regardless that temperatures had been within the low 30s, and brisk winds made it really feel even colder.
Crimson Tide Quote of the Day:
“I’ve by no means had a lot enjoyable enjoying soccer in my life. Y’all have been the largest a part of that. I can’t inform you how a lot I respect y’all for popping out. Thank y’all for all the things.” – Jake Coker at Alabama nationwide title celebration on this date in 2016
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Former Alabama and present professional golfer Justin Thomas received married on Sunday.
Diane Westhoven, a student at Auburn University, is the new Miss Alabama USA.
Westhoven, who competed as Miss Southern Plains, was crowned Saturday night during a ceremony at the Gogue Performing Arts Center in Auburn. She’ll move on to compete in the Miss USA pageant later this year.
Westhoven was one of 34 women vying for the title of Miss Alabama USA 2024. She participated in interview, swimsuit and evening gown segments during preliminaries, and moved on to the finals Saturday night.
READ: Miss Alabama USA 2024: Meet 34 women competing for the crown
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Sophie Burzynski, Miss Alabama USA 2023, crowned her successor at the pageant, which was streamed online via PageantsLive.
Westhoven, from Vestavia Hills, is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Auburn. Her goal is to become a physician’s assistant focusing on “the total health of young women,” according to the Miss Alabama USA pageant. Westhoven previously competed for Miss Alabama USA 2023, and took third place last year as Miss Southern Plains.
Ashlyn Powers, who competed as Miss Fairhope, was named first runner-up on Saturday. Allyssa Weyant, Miss Lake Jordan, took third place. Olivia Burchfield, Miss Magic City, came in fourth. Halle Sullivan, Miss Northport, rounded out the top five.
Anna DuVall, who competed as Miss North Alabama, won the People’s Choice Award on Saturday. That meant she raised more money than the other contestants before the pageant began, via $1 online votes. Samantha Huver, who competed as Miss Samantha, won the Congeniality Award. Olivia Burchfield, Miss Magic City, won the Photogenic Award.
The Miss Alabama Teen USA pageant also was held this weekend at the Gogue Center. Ava LeBlanc, who competed as Miss Shelby County Teen, won that competition, besting 32 other contestants. She’ll move on to compete for Miss Teen USA 2024. Kensey Collins, Miss Alabama Teen USA 2023, crowned LeBlanc as her successor on Saturday.
READ: Miss Alabama Teen USA 2024: Meet 33 girls competing for the title
Georgia Busby, who competed as Miss Queen City Teen, was named first runner-up on Saturday. Presley Kauffman, Miss Thompson Teen, took third place. Britain Fuller, Miss North Mobile Teen, came in fourth. Andie Pfannkuch, Miss Auburn Teen, rounded out the top five in the teen group.
Alyssa Peak, who competed as Miss West Blocton Teen, won the People’s Choice Award among the teen group. Cammie Rivers, Miss Saraland Teen, won the Photogenic Award. Lauren Sutherland, Miss Tennessee Valley Teen, won the Congeniality Award.
Alabama welcomed top underclassmen for camps Thursday and Friday and is hosting a dozen official visitors this weekend as summer recruiting kicks into gear.In addition to 2025 OVs, the Alabama coac…
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A rainy and at times stormy day is in the forecast for much of Alabama for the first day of June.
Isolated severe thunderstorms will be possible across much of the state, especially later this afternoon into the evening hours.
NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center is maintaining a Level 1 out of 5 risk for severe weather for most of Alabama today. The exception is far eastern parts of the state, which could get rain and storms but not severe storms.
A Level 1 risk means that isolated severe storms will be possible.
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The strongest storms could have damaging wind gusts, but the hail and tornado threats are low for this go-around.
However, the National Weather Service is closely watching rainfall totals, especially in south Alabama, which has seen several severe storms overnight and a lot of heavy rain.
The weather service in Mobile early this morning reported a 69 mph wind gust in Fairhope in Baldwin County as severe storms moved through, and isolated rain totals of up to 5 inches have been reported in the Mobile area.
A flood watch will be in effect through the afternoon for Mobile and Baldwin counties.
The National Weather Service in Mobile expects thunderstorms to become more numerous this morning and last through early this afternoon. Forecasters said widespread rain totals of 2 to 4 inches will be possible, and isolated areas could get as much as 6 to 8 inches.
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The weather service in Mobile has placed an elevated risk for flooding across parts of south Alabama and northwest Florida today:
Rain will be possible in Alabama on Sunday as well, but there is no severe weather in the forecast. In fact, there is no severe weather in the forecast (after today) for the rest of the week in Alabama, although the typical summertime rain and scattered storms will be possible through the week.