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Anyone making the trip down to Mobile for the game?

Is their landlord Mr. Angelino?

I was wondering when this was ever going to air, and I happened to stumble across it now!

I'm a 2004 Alum who's lived in Mobile for the past 19 years, and I currently work at the University of South Alabama. I missed the time the Bobcats were in the 2007 GMAC bowl by several months, but I was there in 2016 when they played Troy in the bowl game here.

For anyone who is making the trip down to Mobile, I'd like to personally welcome you and help you cheer on the Bobcats! South Alabama has an on-campus stadium that opened in 2020 and is also the home of the annual bowl game (now the 68 Ventures bowl) as well as the Senior Bowl.

There's at least two other Bobcats I know in my dealings at South Alabama. One has her PhD and another has a masters degree.

I'm hoping this is another good game (but I think Ohio has a better chance of winning this year!)

It's clear that Foley is becoming the hot spot of the market, and with all of the tourism it attracts for beachgoers headed to Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, Mobile has another hurdle to clear to get things that are new and exciting.

Hopefully the bridge fixes some of the access issues across the bay, but adding a toll is another impediment to getting people over here from points east when the fancy new bridge finally opens and our traffic headaches magically go away....

I'm just afraid that one day, they'll just expand the beach express into a spur interstate from 65 and be done with it...

It looks like WKBN is now doing news on WYTV, completing the slow bleed-out of WYTV over the last 15-20 years. Good ol' Nexstar....

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