Chandler Bishop

University of Alabama Alum. College Football junkie and Atlanta Braves fan.

[Chandler Bishop @cgbishopUA]

@RandRCigars Brisket is fantastic. Sides and pork need work. Considering it was a food truck a few months ago, they are still getting the kinks worked out

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@CStewartSports @UA_CTSN @varsity

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@BryanPassink Is the broadcast not on the Varsity App today? @CStewartSports

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@ctsykes13

[Mobley @mobleyclothier]

Madness!! @CStewartSports @MeidRcKenzie1

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@CStewartSports @UARoundballGuy

[Alabama Men’s Basketball @AlabamaMBB]

GAME WINNER!!

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@Wm_Galloway “AFTER FURTHER REVIEW, LET’S GET OUTTA HERE”

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@TaylorRiceUA17 No doubt about it

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Live look at BOG’s descending upon Grand Fork, ND for tonight’s game

[Tide Hoops History @BamaHistory]

Exactly 22 years ago today the voice of the Alabama Crimson Tide, Chris Stewart, made his debut first as the voice of @AlabamaMBB inside New York City’s historic Madison Square Garden.

Coming off a SEC championship season, No. 8 Alabama faced No. 3 Oklahoma in a Top 10 matchup on Nov. 14, 2002, and for @CStewartSports the trip to New York City brought his career full circle as someone who grew up listening to the voice of legendary Alabama broadcaster John Forney.

Stewart’s adventures in broadcasting started with humble beginnings as a student at the University of Montevallo to stints with the Alabama Cable Network and Birmingham Southern basketball.

When the opportunity arrived to be the basketball play-by-play announcer with @UA_CTSN and sit in the seat once held by his childhood idol, Stewart reflected on the seminal moment in an interview on March 13, 2023, with the Shelby County Reporter.

“I’m from Fairfield,” Stewart told the newspaper. “I had never been to New York in my life. November of 2002, I’m sitting three seats down from Dick Vitale, center court at world’s most famous arena, and I’m the play-by-play person for Alabama basketball. It was surreal then and it’s surreal now going into my 21st season.”

Stewart and his broadcasting partners @BryanPassink and @TomStipe_RTR have become synonymous with Alabama basketball, and one of the favorite online traditions of enthusiastic, tech-savvy fans is posting television clips of big games paired with the radio audio.

The unexpected Final Four run last season rewarded the trio that have provided thousands of hours of excitement, hope and, when needed, comfort to the passionate Alabama basketball fanbase.

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@BamaHistory @BryanPassink @AlabamaMBB

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@TaylorRiceUA17

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@CStewartSports

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@cahabacuts

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@TaylorCRiceUA I get why he is leaving Ark, but USC is a “worse” job, right?

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@TaylorCRiceUA He and Sears have been the most consistent players this tournament. His play has been crucial, especially the defensive side

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@BurnerGSmith @CStewartSports @BryanPassink @UA_CTSN Thanks for making these. Love Chris and Bryan. I can’t imagine watching Tide Hoops without their commentary

[NCAA Men's Final Four @MFinalFour]

BAMA IS FINAL FOUR BOUND!!! 🐘

For the first time ever, @AlabamaMBB will make a trip to the #MFinalFour after winning the West Region!

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@MM_MBB_TV @AlabamaMBB