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Credit out of the batter’s box thinking: UNA Lions to play football on Toyota Field’s baseball diamond this fall

Kimberly Ballard - April 26, 2022

MADISON -- Only in a city of rocket scientists and engineers would you not be shocked to hear they are turning Toyota Field’s pitcher’s...

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail to host NCAA Women’s Golf Regionals in 2026

Kimberly Ballard - April 21, 2022

Huntsville is quickly becoming a hub for competitive sports as the top collegiate women’s golfers in the country take their first step toward the...

Rating the coaches of the SEC West — without Auburn

Sean Magers - April 20, 2022

Which football coaches of the SEC West are starting the college football season on the hot seat, and who is set up for success...

Rating the coaches of the SEC East — and Auburn

Sean Magers - April 13, 2022

During the offseason, college football fans have little to sink their teeth into. The NFL Draft is fun, but this year's has the potential...

It’s going to be a blast as unbeaten Trash Pandas open with 6-game homestand this week

Kimberly Ballard - April 12, 2022

The Rocket City Trash Pandas bring home an opening three-game winning streak, a first in Trash Pandas history, to Toyota Field Tuesday night for...

Trash Pandas’ new manager, six top Angels prospects debut against Birmingham Barons in season opener

Kimberly Ballard - April 8, 2022

The Rocket City Trash Pandas' season-opening pitch against the Birmingham Barons in the Magic City tonight will prove to be a humdinger as the...

We’re off to the races: U.S. Paralympics Cycling Open kicks off in Huntsville this weekend

Kimberly Ballard - April 8, 2022

Dr. K.K. Doty famously said, “A good bicycle, well applied, will cure most ills this flesh is heir to.” As hundreds of Paralympic cyclists arrived...

Lost your love of the game? Find your UNA

Sean Magers - April 6, 2022

Every year it seems easier to ask ourselves the question, "Do the games still matter?" Which games? All games from preseason until the playoffs. Do...

NIL’s second year will boost fandom, bring pitfalls to athletes

Sean Magers - March 30, 2022

The NCAA's Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) policy was an immediate and seismic shift in college sports when it went into effect last summer....

Huntsville looking for local, next-gen para-cyclists ahead of Paralympic Cycling Open; Clinic held this weekend

Kimberly Ballard - March 29, 2022

If you are physically or visually impaired, or know someone who is, the Huntsville Sports Commission and Phoenix are presenting the U.S. Paralympics Cycling...

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