Cary Clark is a sports journalism and broadcasting veteran who holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Alabama. He has worked for WUAL FM, WZBQ FM, and the Columbus Commercial Dispatch in the past covering Crimson Tide sports. Clark was named the Associate Press 1986 small market Sportscaster of the Year. He currently works part time as a broadcaster for Tide 100.9 and as a writer for both Bama Central and Tider Insider.
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West Alabama High School Football Scoreboard
There were some great high school football games and some not so great contests in West Alabama Friday night. Here’s a look at the finals:
West Alabama High School Football Scoreboard
It was a wild night of football in West Alabama and surrounding areas! Here’s a look at this week’s scores:
West Alabama High School Football Scoreboard
Blowouts were the name of the game around West Alabama Friday evening but there were a few close games as well. Here’s a look at what happened along with a few other games of interest:
West Alabama High School Football Scoreboard: Week 4
Check out the Week 4 coverage of Thursday AND Friday night high school football in west Alabama.
West Alabama High School Football Scoreboard
Take a look at all of the Week 3 high school football action from around west Alabama.
West Alabama High School Scoreboard: Week 2
Take a look at the scores from Week 2 of high school football in Alabama.
Tide Hoops Falls at Home to No. 4 Auburn
Final score; Auburn 81, Alabama 77. Alabama rallied from 14 down in the second half to tie the game at 73 with 3:44 left, but faded down the stretch.
Tide Hoops Rallies Late to Top Vols in SEC Opener in Tuscaloosa
No. 19 Alabama rallied Wednesday night to top the Tennessee Volunteers after trailing most of the contest, opening SEC play with a hard-fought 73-68 home win.
Tide destroys Aggies despite busy day for M*A*S*H unit
“We’re a little thin. We lost Roydell for probably a good time and JoJo is not as serious but probably still out for a while,” Saban said. “Dalcourt will be back to practice Tuesday. DeMarco has a thigh bruise; He could have gone back in and played.”
Tide Handles Louisiana Tech in Hoops Opener
Just before tip-off, Alabama honored the late Luke “Fluffapotamus” Ratliff by presenting his mom Pam with a plaque and by dedicating the seat the super fan sat in to his memory.
Ratliff passed away in March due to complications from COVID-19 after attending nearly every game – home and away- that the basketball team played during his years as an Alabama student.
“He was more than just a fan,” Oats said. “He was a part of us. It felt like he was a part of the program.”