Samford falls to Appalachian State in the SoCon Tournament
Updated: 16 mins agoThe Bulldogs end their season with a 27-30 record.
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The Bulldogs end their season with a 27-30 record.
The Tigers carded a 3-under-par 285 to finish the day at 18-over 882 and tied for ninth.
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Greenville, S.C- The Samford Bulldogs season comes to an end Thursday at the hands of Appalachian State 2-1 in the SOCON Tournament.
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“We had things moving across the screen. It was a very busy video,” said Sean Miller, an upcoming junior. “There were things going on in different places – a lot of action shots. We didn’t want anything too boring.”


CBS 42′s Kaitlin McCulley explains how the state EMA office is preparing for the upcoming hurricane season.


Those who wish to contribute can drive right up and drop off donation at the Boutwell Auditorium.


On Thursday, the organization held its annual Hats Off Luncheon. CBS42’s Sherri Jackson joined a few hundred people at the Cahaba Grand Conference Center to raise money for the ministry.


On Friday, President Obama will sign legislation honoring the victims of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing.


In a press conference held in Montgomery, officials with the ADPH revealed that the cluster of respiratory illnesses were caused by Type A influenza, rhinovirus and bacterial pneumonia.


The State Health Insurance Assistance Program hosted a fair to honor senior citizens in Jefferson County on Thursday.


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