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UAB loses in C-USA Tournament.

Blazers upset by Southern Miss

BJ Millican Reports from the SEC Tournament in Nashville

BJ witnessed the Tide's comeback victory at the SEC Tournament Video

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Fed Cup tickets go on general sale

Quick sell out expected

Anthony Grant and Players Speak After Tide Beat S. Carolina

Tide's head coach and players discusses their team's 18 point comeback Video

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National Sports News

Sharks score six times in third to beat Nashville

Joe Pavelski registered two goals and two assists in the third period, as the San Jose Sharks scored six times over the final 20 minutes to rally past the Nashville Predators, 8-5, at HP Pavilion.

Baseball News

Brian Giles hangs up his cleats

Brian Giles, who recently signed a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, announced his retirement on Thursday.

NFL News

Jets agree to terms with safety Pool

The New York Jets and defensive back Brodney Pool have reached an agreement in principle on a contract on Thursday.

NCAA Basketball

UTEP cruises past UCF into C-USA semifinals

Jeremy Williams was a perfect 9-of-9 from the free throw line in a 17-point effort, and 25th-ranked UTEP cruised to a 76-54 win over UCF in the quarterfinals in the Conference USA Tournament.

CBS 42 Sports Team

Jim Dunaway
Sports Anchor
Jim Dunaway is a 20 year television veteran and also the co-host of The Dunaway and Brown radio show (WSPZ-AM 690 2:00-6:00pm central).

Brad Radice
Sports Director
Brad calls West Palm Beach, Florida home. He came to Alabama in 1995 to attend Samford University here in Birmingham.

Abby Chin
Sports Reporter
Abby Chin is the latest addition to Alabama’s biggest and best TV sports team. Abby joins CBS 42 as a sports reporter, photographer and anchor.

B.J. Millican
Sports Producer
B.J. is a Birmingham native having been raised most of his life in the Pinson area. He graduated from Pinson Valley High School.

Scott Griffin
Sports Analyst / Anchor
Grandma Murphy used to always say “that boy is either going to be an announcer or a preacher.” Well, with today’s religious fervor surrounding college football in Alabama, she was right on both counts.