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Blazers kick off season tonight

The UAB Blazers kick off the 2010 season tonight at Legion Field against Florida Atlantic University.

Tide RB Richardson takes center stage

No. 1 Alabama is handing off to Trent Richardson earlier than expected.

Auburn's first opponent rebuilding

Arkansas State began the rebuilding process earlier than expected last season.

Football big in Thursday Morning Wrap

Saban on Ingram. Newton ready for Tigers. Blakeney not ready to announce QB.

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Tide RB Richardson takes center stage

No. 1 Alabama is handing off to Trent Richardson earlier than expected.

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National Sports News

Neely headlines Lester Patrick recipients

Former Boston Bruin great Cam Neely was among four recipients of the 2010 Lester Patrick Trophy named Thursday.

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Baseball News

Sabathia dominates as Yanks sweep A's

CC Sabathia became baseball's first 19-game winner with a one-hitter over eight innings as the Yankees completed a four- game sweep of Oakland with a 5-0 win.

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NFL News

Buffalo Bills 2010 Season Preview

The Buffalo Bills and Chan Gailey have both been absent from the NFL playoffs for a long time. Almost exactly the same amount of time, actually.

NCAA Basketball

Villanova's Bell out indefinitely

Villanova freshman guard James Bell will be out indefinitely, the school reported on Thursday.

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Jim Dunaway
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Jim Dunaway is a 20 year television veteran and also the co-host of The Roundtable on Jox Radio 94.5 in Birmingham.

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
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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.