Good morning, Tuscaloosa.

At the Alabama/Mississippi State game today, a young high school football player accepted Christ after an older man asked if he knew Jesus (post shared by Megan Dennis).

The heartfelt moment reminded fans that victories sometimes happen off the scoreboard.

The University of Alabama System announced three new executive appointments today as part of a leadership restructuring aimed at supporting continued growth across its campuses.

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority donated funds for 24-hour contactless food lockers at the Student Center breezeway under the stairs of the Bama Cares Food Pantry (with 25 compartments, including eight refrigerated) so that students in need can safely pick up groceries by applying online.

A new guide shows where to see peak fall colors across Alabama soon.

Forecasts note that warm days (with cool nights) will bring out reds, oranges and golds, so check local spots if you plan a leaf-peeping drive.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® Eta Xi Omega Chapter will host a voter registration event on Sunday, Oct.

11 at Catch-A-Taste (2816 University Blvd.), where residents can ask questions, register to vote and access voting resources before the Oct. 19 deadline.

The University and SGA are hosting Battle of the Ballots during Voting Matters Week, kicking off with a Public Officials Q&A Panel from 5 to 6:30 p.m. today at the Student Center Ballroom, followed by a Civic Carnival on Tuesday with voter registration on the Student Center Lawn.

Regina Byrne, wife of the athletics director, hosts student-athlete meals and organizes Sneakerball to support youth and build community in Tuscaloosa today.

She sets clear work–home boundaries—turning her role into a local asset.

Andrew Jackson III, a two-way baseball prospect from American Christian Academy, committed to Auburn on Sept.

29 because of his strong bond with coach Teaford (and family ties in Lee County). The left-handed pitcher and outfielder now looks forward to making an impact with the Tigers.

Alabama’s football secondary is set to face a tough challenge with a game against Georgia on Oct.

10. The team has met increasingly skilled quarterbacks (from Mitch Griffis to Gunner Stockton) and will test its mettle further when it meets Tennessee’s Faizon Brandon.

After defeating Mississippi State 56-23 for its first ranked win in Starkville, Alabama improved to a 5-0 record.

The Crimson Tide will host No. 2 Georgia (Oct. 10, 6:45 p.m. CT) in its next game.