Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa City Schools announced a break on Oct.
12 and Oct. 13 (Tuesday being a teacher planning day) with classes resuming on Oct. 14; families are encouraged to plan for the schedule change.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month continues in Tuscaloosa as local advocates urge neighbors to watch for early warning signs — they emphasize accessing community resources for help if concerns arise.
ESPN's College GameDay will broadcast its pregame show at Coleman Coliseum today before Alabama faces Georgia.
The show was moved indoors from the Quad because of Hurricane Isaias + Rece Davis challenged fans to fill the arena.
Freshman Tarris Bouie posted balanced numbers including 18 points and 6 steals, earning 27.5 blue collar points in Alabama's 111-93 exhibition win over Furman on Thursday, Oct.
8 at Coleman Coliseum (coach Nate Oats compared his hustle to Herb Jones but noted he needs to get stronger).
Alabama football used the I-formation successfully against Mississippi State on Oct.
9, with offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb calling on the old-school play to keep defenses off balance. He remains committed to using creative play calling for upcoming matchups.
Hillcrest junior Jacobi Harris, who quit baseball to focus on football, powered his team to a 49-28 win over McAdory on Oct.
9 by catching five passes for 91 yards and two touchdowns. He added nearly 10 pounds in the offseason and is drawing interest from several college programs.
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