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In & around SEC football
Bowl Previews and Predictions
Saturday, Dec. 19
Gildan New Mexico Bowl
Arizona vs. New Mexico (+9). The Lobos are appearing in their first bowl game since 2007 and get to play this one in their own stadium. UNM head coach Bob Davie has done a tremendous job rebuilding this program, and the highlight of the Lobos’ season was an upset over
Area teams ranked in Dec. 17 ASWA basketball polls
BOYS
Class 7A
1. Spain Park
2. Mountain Brook
3. Gadsden City
4. Lee-Montgomery
5. Central-Phenix City
6. Grissom
7. McGill-Toolen
8. Thompson
9. Baker
10. Murphy
Class 6A
1. Carver-Montgomery
2. Lee-Huntsville
3. Homewood
4. Pelham
5. LeFlore
6. Austin
7. Huffman
8. Blount
9. Bessemer City
10. Albertville
Class 5A
1. J.O. Johnson
2. Sumter Central
3.
Etowah cruises past Golden Eagles
By Mike Goodson/Sports Correspondent
Etowah took a 40-12 halftime lead en route to a 68-38 victory over Jacksonville on Tuesday (Dec. 15) in Attalla.
“We’re finally starting to make our shots,” said Etowah head coach James Graves. “We started the season slowly but have now won three in a row. We start three freshmen, but they are a good
Lady Blue Devils off target against Jacksonville
By Mike Goodson/Sports Correspondent Jacksonville High put two players in double figures on the way to the 34-27 win over Etowah on Tuesday (Dec. 15) in Attalla. The story of the game was the Lady Blue Devils’ cold shooting. Etowah head coach Ryan Fore was not pleased about his team’s lack of offense. “We out-shot […]
Second wind helps Lady Panthers dispatch Alexandria
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
Southside High girls basketball coach Kim Nails had a simple request for her team at halftime against Alexandria on Monday (Dec. 14).
Pick up the intensity on defense.
The host Lady Panthers (8-1) followed Nails’ directive to the letter, as Southside increased its five-point halftime lead to 22 by the end of the third quarter.
The
Southside rally falls short against Valley Cubs
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
Southside recovered from a double-digit deficit in the second half to make a game of it late on Monday (Dec. 14), but Alexandria hung on for a 51-43 victory in boys basketball at SHS.
Trailing 34-22 with 2:12 remaining in the third quarter, the Panthers put together a 12-3 run to draw within 39-34 with five
JSU beats Charleston Southern, advances to FCS semifinals
By Mike Goodson/Sports Correspondent
Jacksonville State head football coach John Grass believes in giving the fans what they wanted on Dec. 11.
For folks who enjoy a good defensive struggle, the first 30 minutes was just that with the Gamecocks clinging to a 13-10 lead at halftime.
For fans who prefer an active scoreboard, the floodgates opened in the