Chase Goodbread is a columnist at the Tuscaloosa News. With a sports writing career spanning since 1993, he covers a wide range of topics including team sports, major league sports, and competitive sports, emphasizing the business and marketing aspects of the sports industry. Chase's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the York Daily Record, USA TODAY, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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By: Chase Goodbread
If the SEC had incubated testing of the Automated Ball-Strike System ( ABS ) the way Major League Baseball did, it would've been rolled out years ago in the quietest way possible. No fanfare, no network television, and certainly not in a game that matters. Athletic directors from places like Wright State and UNC-Asheville would've fielded calls asking for their sign-off on ABS testing in non-conference games, and they would've gladly obliged.
By: Chase Goodbread
Tuscaloosa News Welcome to SEC Unfiltered, the USA TODAY NETWORK's newsletter on SEC sports. Look for this newsletter in your inbox Monday through Friday.
By: Chase Goodbread
Tuscaloosa News May 21, 2026, 7:34 p.m. CT HOOVER − How many Birmingham area parents had a plan to take their kid(s) to the Hoover
By: Chase Goodbread
How the SEC Baseball Tournament crowd turned out for a game that initially was supposed to have drawn an evening crowd.
By: Chase Goodbread
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart suggested the SEC could play by its own NIL rules, but it's not realistic without broader consensus.
From the CFP to Lane Kiffin to another dead-end bill proposed in Congress, here's everything to remember, and forget, about the 2026 SEC Meetings.
By: Chase Goodbread
Tuscaloosa News May 28, 2026, 6:48 a.m. CT The annual SEC Meetings in Destin have been rife with rhetoric this week, but of course, lacking in action.
By: Chase Goodbread
The Alabama baseball offense had its way against Alabama State Friday, and that's an understatement. More on the Crimson Tide's offensive explosion.
By: Chase Goodbread
Alabama baseball coach Rob Vaughn's contract extension is proving to be a smart move by the athletic department. The Crimson Tide won the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Tournament, advancing to the Super Regionals for the first time under Vaughn.
Alabama baseball will host an NCAA super regional, led by a coach in Rob Vaughn who looks like a home-run hire for Crimson Tide AD Greg Byrne.
