Chase Goodbread: Good Tidings
Ray back in school
Former UA football signee Melvin Ray is now enrolled in community college working toward academic eligibility. Read more →
Notebook Housecleaning Notebook Housecleaning: Keeping up with the Crimson Tide. Read more →
Bowden bound for T-town Longtime Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden may be enjoying his first year of retirement, but he’s definitely not sitting still. Not on Sept. 11, anyway. Bowden, a native of Birmingham, has accepted an invitation to attend the University of Alabama’s home game against Big Ten power Penn State that day. For more on Bowden’s anticipation for the visit, check out this Orlando Sentinel Q&A. Not in a clicking mood? In short, Bowden discusses his younger days when his father took him to see what Alabama football was about. With Bowden coming Sept. 11 for the Penn State game, and former UA coach Gene Stallings in town three weeks later to be honored by the National Football Foundation when Alabama hosts Florida, some heavy-hitting names in the college football world will be in Tuscaloosa this fall, and not all of them will be on the sideline. Read more →
Election result one to watch Bessemer mayoral race just got a lot more interesting. Read more →
Hanks looks to break away Alabama wide receiver Darius Hanks is looking to shake a few tackles this season. Read more →
SJSU kicker gets his licks in San Jose State kicker Harrison Waid sends a ripple to the Tide. Read more →
A different vantage point Thumbs up on indoor practices. Read more →
Depth building quickly up front Depth of lines building impressively for Crimson Tide. Read more →
Summer camping with McElroy McElroy gets most out of return trip to Manning academy. Read more →
Sorting out the scene Day one: Camp at a glance. Stay in touch with Alabama's camp after each fall practice in Chase's Practice Report. Read more →
Notebook Housecleaning Notebook Housecleaning: Keeping up with the Crimson Tide. Read more →
Bowden bound for T-town Longtime Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden may be enjoying his first year of retirement, but he’s definitely not sitting still. Not on Sept. 11, anyway. Bowden, a native of Birmingham, has accepted an invitation to attend the University of Alabama’s home game against Big Ten power Penn State that day. For more on Bowden’s anticipation for the visit, check out this Orlando Sentinel Q&A. Not in a clicking mood? In short, Bowden discusses his younger days when his father took him to see what Alabama football was about. With Bowden coming Sept. 11 for the Penn State game, and former UA coach Gene Stallings in town three weeks later to be honored by the National Football Foundation when Alabama hosts Florida, some heavy-hitting names in the college football world will be in Tuscaloosa this fall, and not all of them will be on the sideline. Read more →
Election result one to watch Bessemer mayoral race just got a lot more interesting. Read more →
Hanks looks to break away Alabama wide receiver Darius Hanks is looking to shake a few tackles this season. Read more →
SJSU kicker gets his licks in San Jose State kicker Harrison Waid sends a ripple to the Tide. Read more →
A different vantage point Thumbs up on indoor practices. Read more →
Depth building quickly up front Depth of lines building impressively for Crimson Tide. Read more →
Summer camping with McElroy McElroy gets most out of return trip to Manning academy. Read more →
Sorting out the scene Day one: Camp at a glance. Stay in touch with Alabama's camp after each fall practice in Chase's Practice Report. Read more →
About
Chase Goodbread has been a sports writer for 16 years, first at the Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville, Fla.), and spending the last two years at Rivals.com. 2009-10 will be his third year covering Alabama athletics. Goodbread is a 1993 graduate of the University of Alabama.
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