Creg Stephenson is a sports writer for AL.com, focusing on local sports in Alabama, particularly in Birmingham. With a passion for college football and a keen eye for sports news, Creg covers a range of topics including player transfers, coaching staff changes, and updates on local teams and athletes. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise and dedication to sports journalism.
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Creg Stephenson's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly college football, with an emphasis on coaching staff and player transfers. Given this focus, individuals who can provide insights into the intricacies of college football, including insider information about team changes and dynamics within the sport would likely be well received. Additionally, experts familiar with the specific teams in Alabama or broader trends in college football may find success when reaching out to Creg for coverage opportunities.
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Tight end joins Malachi Moore, James Burnip in annual all-star game
By: Creg Stephenson
| Here is the updated 2024-25 College Football Playoff schedule, with first-round results, dates, times and television information (All times Central):
Former Hewitt-Trussville star was 4-star recruit in 2023 class
Hartford native played mostly on special teams last 3 years
By: Creg Stephenson
| Alabama faces Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl Dec. 31 in Tampa, Fla., which leads to the question, just what is ReliaQuest?
By: Cregs, Creg Stephenson
Vanderbilt QB granted federal court injunction last week
By: Creg Stephenson
| Georgia quarterback Carson Beck will miss the College Football Playoff after undergoing elbow surgery, the school announced Monday.
By: Creg Stephenson
| One of the country's best players will be in action at the 68 Ventures Bowl in Mobile on Thursday, with former Alabama and Auburn assistants squaring off as head coaches.
Former Troy wide receiver Devonte Ross is headed to Penn State, he announced on Tuesday.
Fluff Bothwell is headed to the SEC. The former South Alabama running back has committed to Mississippi State, he announced on Tuesday.
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