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Emboldened: How the Tide will roll on without Waddle

Emboldened: How the Tide will roll on without Waddle

Ashlee Woods | @ashleemwoods, Staff Reporter • October 29, 2020
Slade Bolden made it clear that he could hold up under pressure in Knoxville. The redshirt sophomore was willing and able to step in for the injured Jaylen Waddle, and Nick Saban is confident he can keep it up. “He doesn’t need to be anybody but himself,” coach Saban said.
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Opinion | Whatever happened to the old-fashioned American debate?

Kelby Hutchison | @thetallcwrepor1, Contributing Columnist • October 28, 2020
Well, we’ve seen both major party presidential candidates debate. But columnist Kelby Hutchinson still isn’t thrilled about voting for either of them. As he writes in his column, neither candidate is a stand-out, and the past two debates have illuminated nothing for undecided or reluctant voters.
Culture Picks | Alabama musical acts to put on your next playlist

Culture Picks | Alabama musical acts to put on your next playlist

Libby Foster | @libithafoster, Contributing Writer • October 28, 2020
Listen local. These three Alabama musical acts could very well be the next big thing, so you might as well get in on the ground floor. Their styles range from the bombastic to the understated, but each of them make Alabama proud in their own way.
Mozart in Masks: UA Opera soars into a new semester

Mozart in Masks: UA Opera soars into a new semester

Jeffrey Kelly | @jeffkellyjr, Assistant Culture Editor • October 25, 2020
UA Opera Theatre said hello and much more to the new year last week. A performance from opera students sampled collaborations between Mozart and Lorenzo Da Ponte, putting together a program that welcomed listeners back to the world of live performance.
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Recap | When the third Saturday became the fourth

Alexander Plant | @aplant63, Sports Editor • October 25, 2020
Alabama beat the hell out of the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday, but it came at a cost. Junior wide receiver Jaylen Waddle will be out for the rest of the season after an ankle injury in the opening kickoff. Without Waddle, players like Slade Bolden will have to step up. Saturday’s game proved Bolden and his offensive teammates can handle the challenge.
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The Third Saturday: Ranking Saban-era Alabama victories over the Vols

Ashlee Woods | @ashleemwoods, Staff Reporter • October 24, 2020

Alabama vs. Tennessee is one of college football’s most storied rivalries. But since head coach Nick Saban was hired in 2007, the Crimson Tide has dominated, winning the last 13 games.  Which of these...

Data | UA's counseling center understaffed, underfunded compared to SEC peers

Data | UA’s counseling center understaffed, underfunded compared to SEC peers

Jack Maurer, Data Journalist • October 21, 2020

Editor's Note: This story was updated on Oct. 21, 2020 to add new information retrieved from an open records request. The University of Alabama and Louisiana State University (LSU) are the only universities...

Doug Jones talks FAFSA, voter protections ahead of Election Day

Doug Jones talks FAFSA, voter protections ahead of Election Day

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • October 18, 2020

Being an elected official isn’t a walk in the park. But on Oct. 14, Doug Jones did just that. The Alabama senator was greeted by 20 young people at Monnish Park Wednesday afternoon where he casually...

How UA’s party culture has convinced some students to stay home

How UA’s party culture has convinced some students to stay home

Maria Grenyo, Contributing Writer • October 18, 2020

Some students at The University of Alabama did not return to campus this semester out of concerns related to the University’s party school culture in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the...

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Troubles to Triumph: Saban leads defense in enormous improvement over No. 3 Georgia

Alexander Plant | @aplant63, Sports Editor • October 17, 2020
After a shutout in the second half, Alabama bested Georgia 41-24 in Bryant-Denny Stadium Saturday. The Crimson Tide, led by a COVID-19-negative Nick Saban, improved its defensive play and kept up Saban’s streak of no losses to former assistant coaches.
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Preview | What Mac Jones’ performance and coaching changes could mean for Alabama-Georgia

Alexander Plant | @aplant63, Sports Editor • October 16, 2020

Updated Saturday, Oct. 17 Unlike Alabama’s second game against Texas A&M, the Crimson Tide’s offense against Ole Miss was not a one-trick pony. The offense’s versatility in the air and on...

Student ticket resale prices surge ahead of Alabama-Georgia

Student ticket resale prices surge ahead of Alabama-Georgia

Tara Davenport | @tara_davenport and Alexander Plant | @aplant63 • October 14, 2020
Another big home game, another rush on reselling student tickets. A flood of marked up, transferable tickets hitting the Alabama Student Ticket Exchange is nothing new, but in the wake of Bryant-Denny Stadium’s freshly reduced seating, some upperclassmen are at their wit’s end trying to secure admission.
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