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Alabama football rankings: Where will Crimson Tide fall after Georgia loss?

The Galveston Daily News 11 Oct 2026
Alabama football passed each of its tests through the first five weeks of the season, establishing itself as one of the top teams in college football with Keelon Russell leading the offense ....
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Weekend Roundup: Pelletier boosts red-hot Crimson Tide

Times Argus 11 Oct 2026
MIDDLEBURY – Three-sport standout Rylee Pelletier had fresh legs and a hand in all of Spaulding’s goals Saturday, fueling a 3-1 field hockey victory over Middlebury ....
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Dogged, collared: Georgia slides past Tide

TimesDaily 11 Oct 2026
TUSCALOOSA — Dwight Phillips Jr. ran for 120 yards, Bo Walker added 69 more, and Georgia staked its claim to a No. 1 ranking with a 20-17 victory at No. 6 Alabama on Saturday night ... .
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Triple threat: Tropical Storm Rachel, Kelvin wave, high tides combined to batter SoCal coast

The Los Angeles Times 11 Oct 2026
The flooding was extraordinary, and scientists said they show how the approaching Tropical Storm Rachel, along with high tides, a record-hot ocean and El Niño-fueled waves, can overwhelm coastal areas ... High tide on Sunday morning is at 9.43 a.m.
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LIVE NOW: High Tides Bring Street Flooding to Newport Beach, California

The Epoch Times 10 Oct 2026
High tides bring street flooding to Newport Beach, California, on Oct. 9 amid tropical storm conditions ....
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SEC stakes remain high for Tide, Bulldogs

TimesDaily 10 Oct 2026
The latest edition of the Bulldogs-Crimson Tide rivalry is Saturday night — if the weather holds up ... .
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CRIMSON TIDE SET HIGH BAR

Kearney Hub 10 Oct 2026
SCREEN PLAY. A LOOK AHEAD TO THE WEEK IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL ... .
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Tide's Russell on growing pains, Kentucky turnaround, goal

Michigan Live 10 Oct 2026
The hype surrounding Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell started immediately ....
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Christy Martin: The story of our ancestors and the turn of the tide of the Revolution

The Daily Times 10 Oct 2026
When last we left our ancestors, 900 men had ridden through days and nights of cold and rain. Each day they rode, rather than having their spirits dampened, they became more determined to teach Maj. Patrick Ferguson a lesson. He ... .
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