Bobby Bowden, who passed away in August, was a Samford University (then Howard College) graduate and was a standout on the football team from 1949 to 1952. As a quarterback, he earned Little All-America honors following his senior season.
Players will have the opportunity to showcase their talents in front of Squadron coaches and front office staff, and they’ll compete for an invitation to the Squadron’s training camp in November.
Quarterback Zerrick Cooper connected with Damond Philyaw-Johnson for a 59-yard touchdown with all zeroes on the clock to lift the Gamecocks to a stunning 20-17 victory at Doak Campbell Stadium.
The Oneonta High School Redskin Marching Band is 130 members strong under the direction of David Bearden. This year's half time show is a tribute to Elvis as the band plays a medley of songs from the King of Rock-N-Roll.
With the rise in COVID-19 cases across the state, Tuskegee University is putting into place stricter safety measures for upcoming public activities, including home football games.
Frenz said it will seem much more like pre-pandemic game days on campus. Tailgating is allowed on the Quad and other locations this year without any COVID restrictions.
Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin has tested positive for COVID-19, and will not be accompanying the team to Atlanta for their season opener against Louisville.
Friday night, September 3, the Hazel Green High School football team ran on the field carrying 13 American flags honoring the 13 heroes, service members, who lost their lives in Afghanistan.
Tulane’s next scheduled home event is set for Sept. 11 and will feature the football team’s matchup against Morgan State. The Green Wave will now face Morgan State inside historic Legion Field with kickoff set for 12:00 p.m.
UAB's Dr. Suzanne Judd said if people are willing, it would be a huge advantage to mask up at college football games right now because of the increase in COVID-19 cases.
Hoping to spur more people to roll up their sleeves and get their first COVID-19 vaccination shot, officials with the Alabama Department of Public Health are turning to a phenomenon that unifies nearly every Alabamian: A love of college football.
