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Alabama football suffered a shocking 24-3 loss to Oklahoma last weekend and desperately needs to bounce back this Saturday in the Iron Bowl against Auburn. This Week 14 matchup is a must-win for the Crimson Tide if they’re going to have any shot at making the expanded College Football Playoff. Bama legend Mark Ingram clearly believes in his alma mater, explaining why he thinks the Tide will respond here and grab a statement win at home against a bitter rival. I see Alabama football getting back on track in this Iron Bowl, man,” Ingram said. “Cause there’s a lot of…
ORLANDO — Since moving to the United States from the Dominican Republic, Emely Rodriguez has made a habit of turning relatively unheralded basketball teams into championship contenders. As a high school junior, Rodriguez earned Miami Herald Miami-Dade Player of the Year honors after leading Horeb Christian to its first appearance in an FHSAA championship game. She moved north up the Turnpike to Kissimmee for her senior year and was a key piece in Central Pointe Academy’s SIAA title run. Now, the 6-foot wing is making an instant impact for a UCF team determined to make waves in its second Big…
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — If there is to be a football coaching change at UCF following a dismal 2024 campaign, the decision will come from above Gus Malzahn. Following Saturday evening’s 31-21 loss to West Virginia, one which resigned the Knights to their seventh loss in eight games and ended their consecutive bowl game streak at eight years, Malzahn refuted rumors floated earlier in the week that he could consider retirement. “Yeah, I don’t know where that came from. I’m not retiring,” the 59-year-old coach said. FootballScoop’s John Brice wrote Monday in his coaching carousel piece that it was “worth…