@markcstory Mark, I'm very sorry to hear about Frank, a fellow Glaswegian. As someone who was a prep sports reporter down in Alabama for about a dozen years, I can definitely say that Frank's website was far better than almost any other state association's recordkeeping, especially MaxPreps.
@ScottButtram The Tutwiler is a Hampton Inn & Suites, yet the reporter calls it a "luxury hotel." I love Hampton Inns and stay there often, but they are by no means luxury, and that includes the Tutwiler. Do better.
@mattmurphyshow @Michael06483673 Matt, you would've liked an old-school newspaper reporter named Larry Brinton. Started at the Nashville Banner in the 1950s, an unlikely switch to TV in 1979 at Ch. 5, then to Ch. 4 in 2001. What a journalist. https://t.co/sdz6leYpN2
@ByCasagrande It is awesome. Big downside, though, is the only way anyone more than 40 feet away from the court can see the game is on the big screen. But man, the fan support!
@bhambizjrnl The likelihood of Birmingham going metro is microscopic, not just because of race but because of big differences in politics. Birmingham is skewing even more liberal under its current mayor. Those politics won't fly in the burbs, some of the most conservative places in the USA.
@bhambizjrnl As a native Kentuckian, I can say confidently that the differences between Lexington and Birmingham are huge. Lexington's "suburbs" were/are almost all huge horse farms.