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The college football world was buzzing! Games ran all day and night, fueling the age-old debate: are fans tougher than the TV schedule? The big question: Is Georgia actually beatable? Oddsmakers are hedging their bets before their trip to Knoxville. Are those early wins signs of weakness, or is Kirby Smart just playing possum? Alabama put up their biggest score since the Eisenhower era! Is the Tide back, or was it just a cream puff opponent? Georgia vs. Tennessee is THE game this weekend, but Notre Dame vs. Texas A&M is stealing some of the spotlight. Vanderbilt's offense is surprisingly spicy, making their game against South Carolina one to watch. Keep an eye on quarterback Diego Pavia – this guy's stock is rising! Ex-Auburn RB Tank Bigsby is heading to the City of Brotherly Love! Meanwhile, back at Auburn, the running back room is getting thin, with Jeremiah Cobb and some freshmen stepping up.College Football Frenzy!
Tide Rolling Again?
SEC Showdown & Beyond
NFL Notes
Alabama State Rep. Rhett Marques is making waves in the race for Alabama's 1st Congressional District, snagging endorsements from House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter and a whopping 31 members of the House Republican Caucus! This comes hot on the heels of a day-one endorsement from U.S. Senator Katie Britt, signaling some serious in-state love for the Wiregrass lawmaker. Marques, representing Enterprise, expressed his gratitude, saying he's "honored" to have the backing of so many colleagues. He highlights his work in the Alabama legislature, including tax cuts on groceries and baby supplies, and a tax relief package for seniors. Speaker Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) didn't hold back, praising Marques as a "strong conservative" who always puts Alabama first. He touted Marques's role in delivering $1.5 billion in tax cuts and supporting workforce development and public safety. Ledbetter admitted he'd hate to lose Marques in the State Legislature, but declared him the "exact kind of leader" the 1st Congressional District needs in D.C. Here's the list of State Representatives throwing their support behind Marques: Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter, Russell Bedsole, Chris Blackshear, Bryan Brinyark, Mack Butler, Jim Carns, Steve Clouse, Danny Crawford, David Faulkner, Danny Garrett, Jim Hill, Leigh Hulsey, Reed Ingram, Jamie Kiel, Bill Lamb, Paul Lee, Craig Lipscomb, James Lomax, Ed Oliver, Marcus Paramore, Rick Rehm, Chad Robertson, Chris Sells, Ginny Shaver, Mike Shaw, Van Smith, Jeff Sorrells, David Standridge, Jerry Starnes, Bubba Underwood, Richie Whorton, Randy Wood. Marques, a lifelong Republican from Baldwin County, currently represents District 91 and is aiming to build a broad "Wiregrass-to-coast" coalition. He's up against Jerry Carl, running for his old seat, and Joshua McKee, a former U.S. Special Forces operator. The seat opens in 2026 with Moore eyeing a Senate run instead. Mark your calendars: the Alabama Republican Party primary is set for May 19, 2026.Marques Lands Major Endorsements in Alabama's CD1 Race
"Honored" to Have Support
Ledbetter's Praise
Who's Backing Marques?
The Field is Forming
A group of Alabama's top business minds are throwing their weight behind Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate's bid for Lt. Governor in 2026! They're citing his deep business background and rock-solid commitment to growing the state's economy. The coalition, cleverly named "Business Partners for Rick Pate," officially kicked off this week and is on a mission to recruit more leaders statewide. Their reasoning? They believe Pate is the only candidate with decades of real-world experience building, growing, and running a successful company. "Alabama's business community needs a doer, not just a talker, as Lt. Governor," said Ken Upchurch, chairman and CEO of W.K. Upchurch Construction and a key member of the coalition. "Rick Pate is the only candidate who knows what it's like to sign the front of a paycheck!" Supporters are highlighting Pate's impressive 38-year run as founder of Pate Landscape Co. They're also pumped about his promises to slash unnecessary regulations, boost workforce development, and invest in critical infrastructure like roads, ports, broadband, and industrial parks. The coalition is also championing Pate's dedication to ensuring affordable and reliable energy for Alabama businesses. "Alabama has made incredible progress in expanding workforce programs and increasing labor force participation," Upchurch added. "Rick Pate is the only candidate with the know-how to keep that momentum going!" The coalition boasts some seriously impressive names, including folks from Beck's Turf, Arc Realty, Caddell Construction, and even former Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange! Pate, who's been serving as Alabama's Agriculture Commissioner since 2019, is in a crowded field of Republicans vying to replace Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth in the May 19, 2026, primary. Get ready, ChumCity! The campaign is heating up!Alabama Business Bigwigs Back Rick Pate for Lt. Governor!
"Business Partners for Rick Pate" Launches
What They're Saying
Pate's Proven Track Record
Affordable Energy for Alabama
Heavy Hitters on Board
The Race is On!
Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville has thrown his support firmly behind President Trump's pick for HHS Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., amidst a wave of criticism from both sides of the aisle. Tuberville didn't mince words, calling out his Senate colleagues for what he views as an unfair attack. Following a fiery Senate Finance Committee hearing, Tuberville doubled down on his backing of Kennedy. He slammed the hearing as a "dogpile" fueled by politicians afraid to challenge the establishment, accusing them of targeting Kennedy for "the simple crime of telling the truth." Ever the football coach, Tuberville, who is rumored to be eyeing a run for Alabama governor in 2026, used a familiar metaphor. He likened the hearing to a coordinated hit job, claiming Democrats were "throwing flags" for attention, and Republicans were letting Big Pharma call the plays. Tuberville singled out specific senators, accusing them of launching personal attacks and twisting Kennedy's words. He blasted Democrats for their "trick plays" and for failing to acknowledge the influence of Big Pharma in Washington. Despite the criticism, Tuberville remains steadfast in his support. He declared he didn't come to Washington "to protect the Swamp" but to fight for the people, particularly those who felt betrayed by the government. He acknowledges Kennedy's imperfections but praises his commitment to accountability, transparency, and the health of Americans.Tuberville Defends RFK Jr. Amidst Senate Scrutiny
A "Dogpile" on the Senate Floor?
Coach T Draws a Football Analogy
Naming Names: Democrats Under Fire
Standing Strong with RFK Jr.
Alabama's own Will Reichard, fresh off a fantastic rookie season with the Minnesota Vikings, is already making waves in year two! This Hoover High School and Crimson Tide legend continues to shine on the big stage. After converting a whopping 24 of 30 field goals and nailing all 38 extra points (those NFL uprights are WAY further!), Reichard entered his sophomore year with confidence. During the Vikings' primetime clash against the Chicago Bears, Reichard delivered a moment of pure brilliance. Late in the first half of the Vikings' nail-biting 27-24 victory, Reichard launched a 59-yard field goal through the uprights, shattering the record for the longest field goal by an Alabama alum in the NFL! He bested his own record from last year! But wait, there's more! This monster kick also tied the record for the longest field goal made by anyone from Alabama, putting him on par with Cincinnati Bengals kicker and former Fort Payne phenom Evan McPherson! Expect Reichard and McPherson to battle it out for years to come! But one thing's for sure: Reichard is making Tuscaloosa mighty proud. It’s fair to say Alabama hasn’t exactly been known for a long list of standout NFL kickers. Van Tiffin, back in '87, was the only other Alabama guy to make a 50-yarder! If Reichard keeps up this incredible momentum, he's on track to become the greatest Crimson Tide kicker in NFL history. At the rate he's going, we wouldn't bet against it!Roll Tide! Reichard's Record-Breaking Kick Shakes the NFL!
A Stellar Start
Monday Night Magic
BOOM! 59-Yard Bomb!
Tying an Alabama Legend
A Kicking Rivalry For the Ages?
The Tide is Turning
Remember when President Trump reportedly stopped a group of Venezuelan drug traffickers headed our way? The reaction from the media and their Democrat pals was predictable: hand-wringing over "due process." And when JD Vance suggested these criminals "needed to get smoked," the pearl-clutching reached fever pitch! Apparently, strong language is a no-no, even when discussing serious threats. Here's the thing: most folks get it. This is an 80-20 issue. People aren't exactly fans of drugs or the criminals who peddle them. Shocker, right? Dale Jackson, the brains behind Yellowhammer News and host of the WVNN talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays, probably has something insightful to say about all this.Trump's Takedown and the Left's Outrage
JD Vance's Fiery Words Spark Controversy
Voters Know Best: Drugs and Criminals = Bad
Dale Jackson Weighs In