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sports41m ago

Birmingham, Alabama tops Nielsen's top local markets for college football viewership this season.
Columbus, Ohio and Dayton, Ohio are the No. 2 and No. 3 markets, driven by Ohio State's success.
Southern markets dominate the top five, with Greenville, Tulsa and Oklahoma City also in the mix.
Atlanta joins the list as the first market with an NFL presence among the top seven.
Knoxville, New Orleans and Jacksonville complete the top 10, reinforcing SEC country influence.
Nielsen says Southern states watch college football at higher rates than other regions.

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Birmingham, Alabama topped 2025 college football viewership among local markets.
SEC footprint dominates top markets, with eight of the top ten in the region.
No local NFL team is present in most leading markets, correlating with college viewership trends.
Alabama remains the most-watched program in the 2025 regular season.
State rival Auburn also ranks among top ten, underscoring SEC visibility.

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Aparicio-Bailey transfers from Oak Mountain to Prattville for the 2026 season, elevating his profile in Alabama high school football.
Rivals ranks Aparicio-Bailey as the 13th best prospect in Alabama and 30th nationally.
Aparicio-Bailey is considering programs such as Auburn, Georgia, South Carolina, Clemson, Tennessee, USC and Oregon.
Aparicio-Bailey plans to take all five official visits before deciding.
Aparicio-Bailey recorded 40 tackles and four interceptions in his last AHSAA season at Oak Mountain.
Prattville High School plays in Alabama’s 7A class and is known for strong athletics.
The transfer news is part of ongoing Alabama high school football coverage, including the Rivals High School Scoreboard.
Aparicio-Bailey is among top national recruits drawing interest from multiple top programs.
The story highlights Aparicio-Bailey’s potential impact on Prattville’s defense.

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crime4h ago

Two women were killed and three children were injured when a minivan was hit by a freight train in Birmingham, Alabama.
Authorities say the vehicle appeared to drive around a railroad crossing arm before impact.
The victims were identified as Carolyn Elaine Berry, 47, and Aldereka Laqulla Ikes, 36.
Berry was described by a daughter as the 'life of the party'.
Three of the four children in the minivan were taken to Children’s of Alabama Hospital with injuries.
Video footage from a drone may shed light on train speed and crossing visibility at the time of the crash.
Operation Lifesaver says trains can move far faster than people expect.
The coroner’s office is continuing to investigate the crash.
The incident occurred in the early hours of a Friday in Birmingham.
The report notes the vehicle had four children inside at the time of the crash.

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