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Roll Call: Wednesday September 7, 2022
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Crimson Tide Outcomes
Soccer: Alabama 4, Utah Valley 1
Alabama scored two objectives throughout the first 10 minutes. Ashlynn Serepca and Reyna Reyes have been the scorers. Riley Mattingly Parker scored the third objective of the primary half and Kate Henderson had the Tide’s last strike within the second half. The Crimson Tide improved to 5-1-1.
Did you Discover?
- Cross Nation duo Will Pinson and Macy Schelp earned SEC Rookie Honors
- The Million Greenback Band is not going to be touring to Austin, Texas, after being informed they’d have a small quantity of seats within the nosebleeds. TCU went on Saturday
- Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has earned reward by the NFL neighborhood all through the offseason. His offensive coordinator joined the membership.
At present in Crimson Tide Historical past
September 7, 1920: Coach Xen Scott welcomed again his Alabama Skinny Crimson Line squad for the 1920 season. Alabama was anticipated to have one of many quickest groups within the South, though the top coach admitted it might be certainly one of his smallest squads. Alabama averaged 171 kilos per man however sort out T.L. “Large Crimson” Brown, was thought-about one of many largest males within the nation at 215. Backs Talty O’Connor, Riggs Stephenson, and Mulley Lenoir have been regarded as three of the quickest. – Bryant Museum
September 7, 1981: Dave Magadan was named MVP as West Tampa defeated Richmond (Va.) 6-4 to win the American Legion World Collection. Magadan was 11-for-24 and pitched a complete-game victory over Omaha (Neb.).
Crimson Tide Quote of the Day
“I all the time need my gamers to point out class. Knock’em down, pat’em on the again and run again to the huddle.” – Paul W. “Bear” Bryant“