Professor Plumb 🥋

In the dining room. With a knife. Yay Jesus & Roll Tide.

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

@Delta also your people working gate 26A at LAX could not be less helpful. Is being rude part of your official corporate training?

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

@Delta your delay in LAX is making me miss my 3:27 ATL flight to BHM so you booked me on the next flight at 8:15 AM tomorrow?! Make it make sense.

[The University of Alabama @UofAlabama]

ISO info on parking + traffic for this weekend? 🚗🤔 Make navigating campus a breeze! Follow @UA_Safety + download their app for current travel + weather info, a campus map with GPS directions + MORE! We can't wait to celebrate with you all! 🎓✨

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

TBH I'm never not thinking about this.

[brandon noah ✨ @streeeeep]

just thinking about the ending to The First Wives Club (1996) https://t.co/C8H5YPRv2X

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Other mom: Aw, that's sweet she signs I love you when you drop her off.
Me: Actually she's signing horns down. We’re still nursing that Texas loss.
#TooMuchBamaInMyFourYearOld

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

I just love how baby elephants have no understanding of how absolutely massive they are so they just behave like big dog

[UA_Safety @UA_Safety]

UA ALERT: The NWS has issued a Tornado Watch for Tuscaloosa Co. including UA until 2 a.m.

Campus shelters are open.https://t.co/kdkyXV32HH

[Harmony Mendoza @HarmonyWx2023]

UA Safety App @UA_Safety
I-Phone📲 https://t.co/sPjf8lFu3r
Android 📲
https://t.co/FTxIKni89M

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

@HarmonyWx2023 @UA_Safety Thank you for the safety app shoutout!

[UA_Safety @UA_Safety]

The @NWSBirmingham has placed Tuscaloosa in an enhanced risk (3/5) for damaging winds up to 70 mph, large hail, and possible tornadoes later today into tonight.
⚠️ Stay #WeatherAware!

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Not me and my dad photo bombing the reunion photo

[Tide Hoops History @BamaHistory]

For almost 30 frustrating years, @AlabamaMBB believed the ceiling for its NCAA Tournament would always remain the Sweet Sixteen after losing in that fateful round seven previous times (1976, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991).

However, on this date 20 years ago in 2004 a gritty, scrappy Crimson Tide broke through with an 80-71 victory over defending national champion Syracuse in Phoenix which sent Alabama to its first, and to this date only, Elite Eight appearance.

Due to a lackluster 17-12 record, Alabama got sent to the West Region as the No. 8 seed and edged No. 9-seed Southern Illinois, 65-64, in an opening-round game in Seattle. In the next game, the Crimson Tide shocked the world with a stunning, 70-67, upset over No. 1-seed Stanford to reach the Sweet Sixteen roadblock.

Facing fifth-seeded Syracuse, fresh off a national championship run the previous season with Carmelo Anthony, Alabama didn’t let the memories of previous Sweet Sixteen endings drive the narrative. Led by Earnest Shelton, Kennedy Winston and a powerful second half from Chuck Davis, the Crimson Tide seized control and rolled into the Elite Eight.

“It means a lot to me because I played at Alabama and we didn't get to this point,” said Alabama head coach Mark Gottfried, who played on three Sweet Sixteen teams in the 80s. “I told my team that I'm 40 years old and there is nothing I can do about it now, and you don't want to have regrets. You have an opportunity today to do it and I can't change what happened to me back then and it means a lot.”

Shelton scored a team-high 22 points, while Winston had 19. Davis scored 17 of his 19 points in the second half. Antoine Pettway added 10 points and nine assists.

Alabama made 11 of 12 free throws in the final 8:10 and finished 19 of 23 overall to keep the Orangemen at bay. In addition to shattering the Sweet Sixteen glass ceiling, it was also the first victory over Syracuse after losing in 1996 and 1997.

Former players, coaches and staff from that historic 2004 NCAA Tournament run were honored earlier this season at Coleman Coliseum during halftime of the Texas A&M game.

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Hey, I'm back, what did I miss?

[UA_Safety @UA_Safety]

ATTN: The UA Alert message sent to office phones a few minutes ago was initiated by mistake because of a technical glitch. There is no current weather alert.

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Birthday cake is the only correct answer.

[OREO Cookie @Oreo]

IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY!!! Celebrate us by sharing your favorite OREO Cookie flavor in the replies 🎉

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Get your kids flu shots so they don't have to go to the doctor and miss school and you miss work but you have to take off work and your kids have to miss school to go to the doctor to get the flu shot.

[Shane Dorrill @sdorrill]

📣 If you’re headed to Tuscaloosa for today’s @AlabamaFTBL game, get all the @uagameday info from 92.5 FM UA Info Radio 📻

https://t.co/tI0KN4QuKH

[UA Gameday @uagameday]

Major crash on I-20/59 EB between I-359 and exit 73/McFarland Blvd

Fans leaving the west side of campus or downtown Tuscaloosa should utilize Highway 69 to Skyland Blvd to I-20/59

#BamaGameday

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Congrats @sdorrill !

[UA_Safety @UA_Safety]

🎉 Join us in congratulating Assistant Director of Communications Shane Dorrill on his graduation from the National Emergency Management Master Public Information Officer Program! Shane is the first PIO from a University to become a Master PIO. Congrats Shane! @FEMA_EMI @sdorrill

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Not just *a* Master PIO, but the FIRST university PIO to become a Master PIO. So very proud to work for and with you!

[Shane Dorrill @sdorrill]

Today, I became a @FEMA_EMI Master Public Information Officer.

[Professor Plumb 🥋 @stephssplumb]

Add “get your feet off of your pancakes” to the list of things I never thought I’d have to say to another human before I had kids.