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Is Bruce Pearl trading the hardwood for the halls of Congress? Maybe not! The Auburn basketball coach is reportedly "leaning against" throwing his hat in the ring for Alabama's open U.S. Senate seat in 2026. When Senator Tommy Tuberville announced his gubernatorial ambitions, the rumor mill went into overdrive, with many wondering if Pearl would make a run for the Senate. According to reports, Pearl is expected to make a final call by the end of the month. Apparently, he spent some time meeting with campaign folks and GOP senators, seriously pondering a move into the political arena. Just last week, Pearl confessed he's been giving the whole idea some thought. "It’s certainly something that I had considered," he said, adding, "It’s something I thought a great deal about." But don't worry, Tigers fans, he quickly assured everyone he was focused on the basketball court. A recent poll showed Pearl with some support among likely GOP voters, though behind the current frontrunner, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall.Pearl Passes on Politics?
Tuberville's Exit Sparks Speculation
Decision Time Nears
What Pearl Himself Says
The Polls Are In
Auburn's clawed their way to a solid 2-0 start, mauling Baylor on the road and then handling Ball State in their home opener. Now, the South Alabama Jaguars are rolling into town, and things are about to get real. Sure, Ball State was a walk in the park, but South Alabama? These Jags are a different breed. They're coming off a nail-biter against Tulane, a team many are pegging as a serious playoff contender. Coach Freeze and the boys need to treat this game with SERIOUS respect. Auburn's a hefty favorite, as they should be. Compared to Ball State, South Alabama’s still a cupcake, but one with razor-sharp claws. It'll take a monumental effort from the Jags to keep it close, but a few Tiger stumbles and suddenly, it's a ballgame. Auburn needs to unleash that balanced attack we saw those first two games, running the ball and connecting with receivers. A similar performance from Jackson Arnold may be required. With Oklahoma and Texas A&M looming on the horizon, it's easy to get caught looking ahead. But Freeze needs to drill it into their heads: ONE game at a time. Complacency could lead to a disastrous performance against the Jags. Talking the talk is one thing, but walking the walk is another. This should be a win for Auburn (knock on wood!), but it'll reveal a lot about the team's focus and toughness before they hit that brutal stretch of the schedule.Tigers Roaring, But Jags Lurking!
Not Your Average Kitty Cat
David vs. Goliath? Maybe...
Time to Unleash the Beast!
Trap Game Alert!
Prove It on the Field
Alabama residents, tune into the CBS Evening News on Wednesday, the eve of 9/11, for a special segment. The 5:30 p.m. broadcast highlights a Sylacauga High School teacher bringing the history and impact of 9/11 to his students. Chris Theilacker, who teaches AP Psychology (along with a whole bunch of other subjects!) is using his expertise to educate the next generation. But how did a teacher from a small Alabama town become the focus of a national news story? Theilacker spent his summer break at the '9/11 Memorial and Museum Institute for Educators' in New York City. He brought back invaluable insights and firsthand accounts for his students. CBS caught wind of Theilacker's dedication and traveled to Alabama to film his lessons, featuring the powerful videos he obtained at the institute. Theilacker is also a Youth Pastor at First Baptist Church of Sylacauga and serves in the Alabama National Guard. This guy does it all! Seems like CBS found the perfect person to share this important story.Remembering 9/11 in Alabama
Sylacauga Teacher Featured
Chris Theilacker's Story
Summer School Pays Off
CBS Comes to Alabama
More Than a Teacher