Pete Golding on if his LSU-hired assistants will be back for the Fiesta Bowl: "They have every opportunity like they have up to this point to be able to make that decision. So week in and week out, I don't dictate whether they do that or not because they're not employed by me.
With the win over Georgia in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, Ole Miss advances to the semifinals in Glendale, Arizona, at State Farm Stadium in the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl against Miami. (I had to remind myself the Fiesta Bowl is no longer in Tempe.) Arizona is on Mountain Time, meaning it’ll be a 5:30 pm kickoff there/6:30 pm kickoff here. The winner of Thursday’s contest will face the winner of Oregon-Indiana in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl in Atlanta. The Ducks and Hoosiers play one night after the Rebels and Hurricanes.
As for the quarterfinals win, here’s the coach and quarterback in the locker room after the game.
Baseball and softball teams at Amory High School have been playing away games since the 2023 tornado destroyed their fields. However, significant progress has been made toward again allowing those teams to play their games at home.
Construction started earlier this year on new facilities at the original location of those ballfields — construction that was delayed because the city had to wait on federal approval so it could transfer the property to the school district.
The Monroe Journal reported earlier this month work on those ballfields is on schedule,
Baseball and softball seasons for the Panthers will start in February.
Meanwhile, something else will come out of the ground not far from the high school.
A fence now surrounds the property on Highway 25 where the Amory National Guard Armory once stood before the tornado destroyed it.
It appears work has started on the site where the National Guard has plans for its new home to be built.
That home is now being referred to as a readiness center instead of an armory, a move the military made with its facilities several years ago.
Sports talk show host Paul Finebaum made news a couple of months ago by revealing he was considering a run in Alabama for the U.S. Senate. One of the state’s two seats is coming open with Senator Tommy Tuberville deciding to run for governor. Finebaum decided against that run for political office, and he shared with Major Garrett of CBS News what got him to walk away from seeking a job in Washington.
Longtime SEC college football analyst Paul Finebaum briefly considered a career change earlier in 2025 and came close to launching a Republican Senate bid in Alabama. He tells CBS News’ Major Garrett why he ultimately decided against it. https://t.co/u1d9nJbL6ipic.twitter.com/ko2W6Cty0r