Matt Stahl is the Missouri Athletics Beat Reporter for AL.com, covering sports teams and programs at the University of Alabama, with a focus on football, softball, and other major sports. He previously covered Mizzou athletics and horse racing for various publications. Stahl's reporting provides in-depth analysis and updates on Alabama's top sports teams and athletes.
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Matt Stahl's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly Alabama football and college football. Given this emphasis, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to specific events or developments within these teams or the broader collegiate sports landscape.
Pitches should focus on providing insights into current player transfers, team performance analysis, coaching changes, and recruiting updates for Alabama-based college football programs. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with players or coaches from relevant teams could be of interest to Matt.
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Here's when Alabama and Tennessee will kick off on Oct. 19, and where to watch.
By: Matt Stahl
Jalen Milroe's legs have been a huge key to Alabama football's offensive success this season.
By: Matt Stahl
Alabama football's defense wasn't up to the task. When it had chances to get off the field against Vanderbilt on Saturday, the Crimson Tide simply couldn't stop Diego Pavia and the Commodore offense
By: Matt Stahl, Matt-Stahl
According to Vanderbilt's quarterback, Alabama players had plenty to say before losing to the Commodores.
By: Matt Stahl
One of Alabama's captains revealed what he wrote down to remember after the Tide lost to Vanderbilt.
Alabama football players try to let games go after 24 hours. Whether it's a win over No. 1 Georgia, or one of the worst losses in program history
By: Matt Stahl
| By the time Alabama football's Saturday loss to Vanderbilt ended, the Crimson Tide was fairly thin at wide receiver.
| A familiar face returns to Tuscaloosa Saturday. When South Carolina faces Alabama football at Bryant-Denny Stadium, the Gamecocks will be accompanied by former Crimson Tide head coach Mike Shula
By: Matt Stahl
Follow for live updates from Kalen DeBoer's weekly radio show appearance.
Alabama football's first availability report of South Carolina week confirmed what Kalen DeBoer said Wednesday.
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