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"I think what impressed me the most is how relentless Miami competes in a game. ... These guys are the real deal and they're peaking at the right time."
Nick Saban has high praise for Miami after defeating Ohio State 👏
ASCTE Wrapped 🎧✨
From student achievements and unforgettable moments to innovation in the classroom and beyond—2025 was one for the books. 📚🚀
Here’s a look back at the highlights that defined our year and the community that made it all possible. Thank you to our students, staff, families, and partners for being part of the ASCTE story.
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ON THIS DATE IN 1964: Bear Bryant said later that the only thing that could have messed up his eighth ranked Alabama team’s chances in the 1964 Sugar Bowl against 6th ranked Ole Miss in New Orleans would have been if it were to snow.
Well, much to his chagrin, it did snow the night before the January 1st game in the Crescent City. It snowed an amazing 4 ½ inches. Snow was covering the field at Tulane Stadium (site of the game before the Superdome was built) on the morning of January 1, 1964.
The “New Year’s Eve Snow” in the Deep South also dumped an incredible 19.2 inches at Muscle Shoals (still a record for the state of Alabama), 17.1 inches of snow on Huntsville.
Much of Northwest Alabama was buried under 15-17 inches of snow. Roofs and awnings collapsed under the weight of the snow. The snow paralyzed much of the area for up to three days, closing schools and businesses.
Mobile picked up two inches. Birmingham picked up 8.40 inches of snow, the fifth biggest snowstorm in the city’s history.
FYI Alabama won the game by a 12-7 margin.
We’ve got semifinal basketball from the 2025 @HSVCityClassic coming your way beginning at 5:45 as Huntsville meets Sparkman in game 1, then Oxford takes on Mae Jemison in Game 2.
Big thanks to @TOCSports1 and @BryantBank for making this years coverage possible