Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 8th of October.
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Candidates for governor, Tommy Tuberville and Doug Jones traded criticisms of each other's congressional records as they campaigned in Alabama.
Tuberville highlighted efforts to secure federal jobs for local communities while Jones defended his votes on key legislation during his brief term in Congress.
Auburn sports fans have shared a mix of praise and criticism for AD John Cohen as they evaluate his work on facility upgrades, fundraising, and his controversial decision to move the football season opener to Atlanta.
Auburn alumni shined in NFL Week 4 as linebacker Jamien Sherwood recorded 13 tackles and Derick Hall sealed a Seahawks win with two sacks and a forced fumble (while former cornerbacks Carlton Davis and Jamel Dean remained top graded players).
Auburn Basketball unveiled its 2026-27 SEC schedule which includes three exhibition games before the Nov.
4 season opener at Neville Arena and a full slate of conference games from Jan. 2 until March 6. Coach Steven Pearl will lead the team featuring key backcourt players Tahaad Pettiford and Kevin Overton.
Auburn coach Alex Golesh will scout the Georgia vs Alabama game this weekend to prepare for the Oct.
17 matchup with the Bulldogs; he said the team spent Monday and Tuesday fixing issues and will study the game closely (examining Georgia’s play).
Two Class 6A teams entered the top 10 in the latest high school football poll.
James Clemens reached No. 8 after a 31-21 win over Buckhorn + Fairhope moved in at No. 10 with a 35-0 shutout of Alma Bryant; the ranking reflects region victories and season records.
Alabama men's basketball announced its 2027 SEC schedule (starting Jan.
2 at Mississippi State and ending March 6 at Auburn) with games airing on SEC Network, ESPN, and ESPN2.
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