Jeff Speegle is a journalist based in Birmingham, Alabama, and writes for ABC 33/40. He covers local news and sports, with a focus on reporting on the University of Alabama Crimson Tide and Auburn University Tigers. His work has also appeared on WTVC-TV NewsChannel9.
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Jeff's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly college football involving the Auburn Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews or insights into the performance of these teams. Additionally, news about coaching changes or any off-field activities related to these two college football programs could also catch his attention.
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Kalen DeBoer hears the noise. The noise that came after Alabama lost to Vandy. And lost to Tennessee. And Oklahoma. And Michigan. The Tide finished 9-4. They not only missed the College Football Playoff. They missed an opportunity to finish the season on a positive note by losing to a shorthanded Michigan team in the ReliaQuest Bowl. DeBoer was speaking at an AFCA Coaches Clinic in Montgomery Thursday night and displayed a positive attitude as he looked to the 2025 season, which will kick off August 30 at Tallahassee against the Florida State Seminoles.
By: Jeff Speegle
The Pelham Athletics Hall Of Fame inducted its inaugural class Saturday night at the school's football facility. 20 members were inducted, covering seven different sports. The class included three coaches, an administrator and former Pelham Mayor Bobby Hayes.
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