Chris Rattey Blog
Mountain Man: Home Away From Home – The Millikens
My phone rang on a clear Saturday afternoon as I sat in my garage enjoying some March Madness. "Hi Chris," a peppy voice announced on the other end. "This is Terrence Cody's mom." Read more →
Mountain Man series: The weight on his shoulders Terrence Cody has always been a big guy. And on occasion, words that are associated with being large are not always flattering, no matter how true (or false) those may be. Read more →
Mountain Man: The Early Years Stories of Terrence Cody as a young boy, including the struggle of losing his father to a drunk driver at the age of 11, as told by family members in Fort Myers, FL. Read more →
Mountain Man: What’s in a name? The nickname Mount Cody made perfect sense upon Terrence Cody's entrance to the University of Alabama. But its origin goes back a bit further. Read more →
Mountain Man: MGCCC and the Dreadlock Drop Steve Campbell's eyes light up and there is no hesitation when you ask him the play that defines Terrence Cody as a football player. Read more →
Heading to Clemson, S.C. We've suddenly become very busy over the last couple weeks thanks to a fantastic postseason run by the Alabama baseball team. We're going to take you there first-hand. Read more →
A visit with Dave Magadan The year was 1983. The season was amazing. And Dave Magadan became Alabama baseball legend. We visited with the current MLB hitting coach to talk shop. Read more →
Mountain Man: Welcome to the Terrence Cody Project (w/ video) Over the next several weeks, Sean Shore and I will be putting together a body of work entitled, "Mountain Man: The Terrence Cody Story." Join us in the journey. Read more →
Breakdown Rewind: Tommy Wilcox In case you missed it, the two-time All-American discusses being a redshirt freshman, the intimidating Bear Bryant interview, and moving from quarterback to safety. Read more →
Bama Breakdown on location: Coaching with John Copeland In this special edition of Alabama Breakdown, the crew visits with legendary Alabama defensive end John Copeland during a sunny spring practice at Tuscaloosa Academy. Read more →
Mountain Man series: The weight on his shoulders Terrence Cody has always been a big guy. And on occasion, words that are associated with being large are not always flattering, no matter how true (or false) those may be. Read more →
Mountain Man: The Early Years Stories of Terrence Cody as a young boy, including the struggle of losing his father to a drunk driver at the age of 11, as told by family members in Fort Myers, FL. Read more →
Mountain Man: What’s in a name? The nickname Mount Cody made perfect sense upon Terrence Cody's entrance to the University of Alabama. But its origin goes back a bit further. Read more →
Mountain Man: MGCCC and the Dreadlock Drop Steve Campbell's eyes light up and there is no hesitation when you ask him the play that defines Terrence Cody as a football player. Read more →
Heading to Clemson, S.C. We've suddenly become very busy over the last couple weeks thanks to a fantastic postseason run by the Alabama baseball team. We're going to take you there first-hand. Read more →
A visit with Dave Magadan The year was 1983. The season was amazing. And Dave Magadan became Alabama baseball legend. We visited with the current MLB hitting coach to talk shop. Read more →
Mountain Man: Welcome to the Terrence Cody Project (w/ video) Over the next several weeks, Sean Shore and I will be putting together a body of work entitled, "Mountain Man: The Terrence Cody Story." Join us in the journey. Read more →
Breakdown Rewind: Tommy Wilcox In case you missed it, the two-time All-American discusses being a redshirt freshman, the intimidating Bear Bryant interview, and moving from quarterback to safety. Read more →
Bama Breakdown on location: Coaching with John Copeland In this special edition of Alabama Breakdown, the crew visits with legendary Alabama defensive end John Copeland during a sunny spring practice at Tuscaloosa Academy. Read more →
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About
Chris Rattey has been the Director of New Media for The Tuscaloosa News since July of 2007. He originally hails from New England, where he worked as an online producer for The Boston Globe (Boston.com) for several years. He resides in Tuscaloosa with his wife Kristi and two children, Jack and Paige.
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