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Auburn legend Sammie Coates leads Columbia HS football team to first victory in over a decade
2+ week, 5+ day ago (297+ words) Former Auburn and NFL wide receiver Sammie Coates coached Columbia High School to its first football win in more than a decade on Saturday night, a 41-14 victory over Greensboro on the opening weekend of the Alabama high school season. The…...
Three Birmingham schools named top 10 'academic-athletic powerhouses' in nation
3+ week, 1+ day ago (258+ words) The greater Birmingham area was all over a recent list from Rivals and On3 which took a look at the top 10 high schools in the country for strong academics with elite athletic programs. Birmingham alone made up 30 percent of the “academic-athletic…...