Patrick Dowd is a journalist at Stories By Patrick Dowd. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, with a particular focus on football, college sports, and the business of professional athletics. His work has been featured in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Yardbarker, and Touchdown Alabama Magazine.
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Patrick Dowd’s coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college football and the Alabama Crimson Tide. His articles often cover breaking news and events related to player transfers, coaching changes, and team announcements.
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By: Patrick Dowd
College Football Playoff chairman Warde Manuel explains why Alabama was left out of the playoffs this season.
By: Patrick Dowd
The College Football Playoff rankings were officially revealed on Sunday answering the debate of who should get the final spot in the postseason between Alabama and SMU.
By: Patrick Dowd
Alabama is expected to lose redshirt freshman offensive lineman Mile McVay to the NCAA transfer portal according to 247Sports.
By: Patrick Dowd
Former Alabama linebacker Reggie Ragland jokingly stated that the Crimson Tide deserve to play in "Toilet Bowl."
By: Patrick Dowd
With the transfer portal officially open, former Alabama defensive lineman Jeheim Oatis has begun to line up his visits, with one expected to go down this week.
By: Patrick Dowd
The coaches All-SEC Teams were revealed on Tuesday which included six Alabama players earning recognition within the three teams.
By: Patrick Dowd
Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze bolstered his quarterback room this week with a player who took down Alabama this past season.
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