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‘It’s going to be fun’: New Westminster boys basketball coach has goals beyond the court

A Class 4A program in Huntsville found its boys basketball coach in Tennessee.

Westminster Christian has hired Zach Dragoo to lead its boys basketball program, the school announced on Thursday.

Dragoo comes from Chattanooga School for Arts and Sciences, where he spent 21 years overall and the last 5 as the boys basketball coach.

During his tenure at the Tennessee school, he won 154 games, nine district tournament championships and two region championships.

His teams made nine sectional appearances and three state tournament appearances finishing as the state runner-up one season.

Before getting into coaching, he played college basketball at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he played for head coach Jeff Lebo and former UAH coach John Shulman, now leading the program at Central Arkansas.

Dragoo is excited about the opportunity to take over the boys basketball program at Westminster but has always been inspired to help build the character and determination of his teams through his faith.

“I had a chance to go with coach Lebo as a student assistant when he left for Auburn, but I knew I wanted to get into coaching, wanted to influence young men and show them Christ and help them and disciple them for Christ, so I decided to coach high school basketball”, he said. “People have asked me in the past, How good is your team going to be?’ I like to say, ‘Ask me in 20 years after these guys are husbands and fathers.‘”

Dragoo is taking over a Westminster squad that finished runner-up to Madison Academy in Class 4A, Area 15 last season and returns three starters: Maks Leatherwood, Reid Kaufman and Jameer Battle, along with sixth man Brady Wilson.

The Wildcats have played in 11 straight area finals, winning seven of those; Westminster claimed the Class 4A state championship in 2016 and finished as the 4A runner-up to Jacksonville in 2023 under legendary coach Ronnie Stapler.

Dragoo is looking forward to being a part of the rich basketball history both at Westminster Christian and in the Huntsville area, eager to get to know the coaches.

“It’s going to be exciting learning the tendencies of coaches I don’t know,” he said. ”In Chattanooga, I had a good idea of what to expect after a timeout or sideline inbounds play what’s going to happen. But, it’s going to be fun and a challenge for sure.”

While playing for the Mocs at UTC, Dragoo made a lasting impression on the coaching staff, including current Central Arkansas head coach John Shulman.

“Zach played for me at UTC and Zach has been a staple of Chattanooga basketball for a long time,” Shulman told AL.com. “His coaching and how he lives through his faith make him an incredible fit at Westminster Christian Academy. He can coach, he loves people, he loves his faith and lives his faith. Westminster has an elite basketball program, and Zach will be a great addition to it.”

Zach is married to his wife Ali Dragoo and has three children, who will become part of the Westminster Christian family in the fall.

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Port of Huntsville has best year of rail cargo lifts since 2008

The International Intermodal Center at the Port of Huntsville had a second consecutive year of growth in cargo operations in 2024 and had its best year since 2008 for rail lifts – or lifting cargo from train cars.

The North Alabama inland port recorded 33,745 rail lifts in 2024, a 22.3% increase from 27,597 in 2023. On March 19, the IIC surpassed a historic milestone of one million lifts since those operations began at the intermodal facility.

“More than 400 companies trust our capabilities to provide timely and economical service that is vital to their operations,” said Joey Ceci, board chair of the Port of Huntsville. “Phenomenal, double-digit growth like we have seen for the past two years validates this for us and encourages us to be an even better partner in the years to come.”

The International Intermodal Center at the Port of Huntsville has served north Alabama and south central Tennessee with intermodal services since 1986.

Currently the only inland port in north Alabama, the Port of Huntsville provides a single-hub location specializing in receiving, transferring, storing and distributing international and domestic cargo via air, rail and highway. The intermodal complex is equipped with a five-mile rail spur connected to the Norfolk Southern Railroad mainline allowing access to ports on both East and West coasts of the United States.

“North Alabama continues to emerge as one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions—with thriving industries from aerospace to automotive —and our results in 2024 highlight sustained momentum despite global supply chain disruptions,” said Shawn Tureman, vice president of Automotive & Intermodal Marketing for Norfolk Southern Corporation. “Building on a record-breaking year, our strengthened partnership with the Port of Huntsville is giving Alabama and Tennessee businesses seamless access to major U.S. seaports, and we’ve invested in enhancing our service product in this region. As we move into 2025, we’re committed to delivering more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective intermodal solutions that accelerate speed to market and drive sustained regional growth.”

Amenities include a rail cargo terminal and ramp, U.S. Customs and Border Protection onsite, Foreign Trade Zone No. 83, and 436,000 square feet of air cargo warehouse and distribution facilities with 35,000 square feet of cold storage available. The Port of Huntsville is located alongside I-565 permitting convenient, uncongested access to the interstate highway system.

“Thanks to Norfolk Southern service and our collaboration with 14 steamship companies, rail traffic has grown steadily year over year,” said Butch Roberts, CEO of the Port of Huntsville. “We have spent $230 million on air freight infrastructure and over $70 million on rail intermodal infrastructure. A prosperous future for HSV is ensured by these developments as well as the availability of first-rate facilities including a depot storage yard and U.S. Customs on site.”

The International Intermodal Center at the Port of Huntsville has connected the rapidly growing Huntsville community and the Tennessee Valley region with the rest of the world for 39 years.

“Our partnerships with local government and community organizations have enabled us to collaborate closely and create the kind of economic growth and prosperity that cities across the nation are desirous of,” Roberts said. “We are eager to keep working to provide even greater growth and employment opportunities in the areas we serve.”

The Port of Huntsville is an inland port facility that is comprised of four operating entities – Huntsville International Airport (HSV), International Intermodal Center, Jetplex Industrial Park and Huntsville International Spaceport – and four contract operations including Foreign Trade Zone No. 83, a fixed base operator, the Four Points by Sheraton hotel and Sunset Landing Golf Course. The Port of Huntsville is governed by an Airport Authority with a five-member board of directors.

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DraftKings promo code: Get instant $200 bonus for Maryland vs. Florida in Sweet 16

It’s time to get mad. The 2025 NCAA men’s basketball tournament is about to start, which makes this the perfect time to sign up with the DraftKings promo code (no code needed), which gives new users a bet $5, get $200 in bonus bets instantly deal.

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Maryland +6.5 (-110) vs Florida at DraftKings

The Gators are the top seed in the West region but will have their work cut out for them against one of the top defensive teams remaining.

Maryland is allowing exactly 60 points per game in the NCAA Tournament, which makes the Under (156.5, -105) as a compelling prediction for the regional semifinal too.

Maryland has been playing close, competitive games all season — its eight losses have come by 28 total points. But the Terrapins haven’t been able to get over the hump and beat any of the remaining teams, except their six-point win at Michigan on March 5.

The best part is if the Terps don’t win, or even cover +6.5, you’ll still get eight $25 bonus-bet credits thanks to the DraftKings promo code.

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Live updates: Alabama basketball faces BYU in Sweet 16

Alabama basketball’s NCAA Tournament run is scheduled to continue on Thursday. The Crimson Tide will face BYU in the Sweet 16 in Newark, with a chance to advance to its second consecutive Elite Eight on the line.

Nate Oats and the Tide started out the tournament in Cleveland, by beating Robert Morris in the first round. After that, UA rolled through the second round, taking down Saint Mary’s.

Now, Alabama faces a BYU team that beat No. 3 seed Wisconsin to get to the Sweet 16. The game is scheduled to tip off at 6:09 p.m. CT, and will be aired on CBS.

Follow along here for live updates once the game begins.

1st half

10:43— After falling behind initially, Alabama leads 27-25. Mark Sears has 11 points and has started 3-for-4 from three. Aden Holloway has made two threes as well, while the Tide is being outrebounded 10-7 so far.

15:32— Cougars lead 13-12 at the first media timeout. BYU starts out 6-for-10 from the field, while Alabama begins 5-for-8. Crimson Tide has already turned the ball over three times.

20:00— BYU wins the tip. Game is underway

Pregame

— Starters for Alabama: Labaron Philon, Mark Sears, Chris Youngblood, Grand Nelson, Cliff Omoruyi.

— Starters for BYU: Egor Demin, Richie Saunders, Trevin Knell, Mawot Mag, Keba Keita.

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bet365 bonus code ALBET365 for Alabama vs. BYU: Bet $5, get $150 or $1K first-bet promo

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Sweet 16 games to bet with the bet365 bonus code ALBET365

Here’s a rundown of Thursday’s Sweet 16 slate. Remember, if you’re in New Jersey you can’t wager on the East Regional games. If you’re traveling to New Jersey, wager on any game before you enter The Garden State. Here’s list of games you can bet tonight, along with the odds:

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FanDuel promo code for BYU vs. Alabama in Sweet 16 nets up to $200 in bonus bets

Alabama is back in the Sweet 16, and if you want to cash in, the FanDuel promo code is a great way to do so. Whether you’re confident in how Alabama vs. BYU will play out or you’re more interested in learning more about FanDuel, we have your back.

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How to use your FanDuel promo code for Alabama vs. BYU

Alabama moneyline (-196) at FanDuel Sportsbook

The Crimson Tide are a four-and-a-half-point favorite over the Cougars, and Nate Oats’ team will have the best player on the floor at almost all times, senior guard Mark Sears.

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With no minimum odds required to unlock $200 in bonus bets, wagering $5+ on the Crimson Tide to top BYU is the way to go.

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What Bruce Pearl said about balancing the transfer portal with March Madness run

The transfer portal has brought plenty of change to college sports, and basketball is no different.

One adjustment for players and coaches alike is the timing of when teams start building their rosters. Players began officially entering the portal on Monday, despite the NCAA tournament still going on for two more weeks.

Auburn is one of the handful of teams that now has to balance trying to finish the season and compete for a national championship while roster building for the 2025-2026 season is already taking shape.

However, for head coach Bruce Pearl, his focus is still the same.

“I’m not spending any time on it,“ Pearl said. ”I’ve made a couple calls, but not many, just to reach out. We’ve got a big staff, so our guys are just letting the potential prospects know that we’ve got work to do. Hopefully we’re working for a couple weeks. But when our season is over, we’ll begin to put that roster together next year.”

Auburn hasn’t had any of its current players enter the portal yet, but the Tigers will still look to replace multiple departing players this offseason.

For other teams still in the Sweet 16, the issue is already hitting home. Michigan guard Justin Pippen was one of the first players to enter the portal this week, despite his team having a date with Auburn in the Sweet 16 Friday night.

While he hasn’t played since Michigan’s regular season finale on March 9, it’s still a loss of a scholarship player while the season is ongoing.

“Obviously there was news last week about players on our team entering the portal. Times are changing now,” said Michigan forward Danny Wolf. “College basketball is just going to such a unique and different place than what anyone is used to.”

Pearl also said he’s “not a big fan of this transfer every year.”

“We’re teaching the kids to flee, not fight. I think the one-time transfer is great. I think the grad transfer is great,” Pearl said. “I don’t make the rules, but I’ve got to play by them.”

Pearl’s comments come after Michigan State coach Tom Izzo had a lengthy rant earlier in the week about the portal window intersecting with the final rounds of the NCAA tournament.

“I loved Tom Izzo’s response. I loved it. It was authentic. It was real,” Pearl said. “He is laser focused right now on trying to give his team the best chance they possibly can to advance to the Final Four. I get it completely.”

Both Izzo and Pearl’s teams will play in the Sweet 16 Friday night, and wins could set up a matchup between Michigan State and Auburn in the Elite Eight.

Auburn will play its Sweet 16 game against Michigan, with tipoff set for 8:39 p.m. The game will be televised on CBS.

Peter Rauterkus covers Auburn sports for AL.com. You can follow him on X at @peter_rauterkus or email him at [email protected]m

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Bruce Pearl asked Auburn players for permission before calling for hostage release at tournament press conference

Auburn coach Bruce Pearl says he wasn’t mixing politics with sports last week when he called for the release of an American hostage in Gaza.

“It’s not political. It’s survival,” Pearl told The Associated Press on Thursday following his news conference ahead of No. 1 seed Auburn’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 game against No. 6 Michigan on Friday night.

After Auburn’s 82-70 second-round win over Creighton on Saturday night in Lexington, Kentucky, Pearl opened his postgame news conference by calling for the release of Edan Alexander, the last living American being held hostage in Gaza by Hamas.

Alexander is a 21-year-old Israeli-American soldier who grew up in the United States. Last week, Hamas said it would release Alexander and the bodies of four other hostages held there since its Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel if Israel recommitted to a stalled ceasefire agreement.

Pearl, who is Jewish, said he received approval from his players to address the issue last week.

“First of all, number one I don’t want to take away from Auburn,” Pearl said Thursday. “I don’t take away from the student-athletes and so I asked their permission if I could start that press conference and mention the name Edan Alexander. And they understood. And it didn’t.”

Pearl said it was a rare request.

“I really hadn’t done that on the podium since maybe two or three years ago when when Israel and Iran were in an entanglement,” he said.

Even so, Pearl has not been shy about his social media support of President Donald Trump or his criticism of Trump’s 2024 Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris.

Pearl’s players said Thursday they support his right to comment on political subjects just as he has supported them in such efforts as Black Lives Matter events.

“You know, I think Auburn University does a great job of allowing us to really just live as an American, you know, the First Amendment and freedom of speech,” center Dylan Cardwell said Thursday. “Auburn kind of gives us that platform to use our speech to really just show what we’re passionate about.

“Bruce Pearl asked players to go out there and talk about things they are passionate about in the same way he has that same right to talk about things that he’s passionate about. Obviously, he is Jewish … and he’s passionate about Israel. And so I think that he does have the right to obviously be an American and speak about what he’s passionate about, regardless of the fact of what our views are. He comes across as respectful but obviously in a compassionate way.”

Pearl led Auburn (30-5) to the Southeastern Conference regular-season championship. The Tigers were ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for eight consecutive weeks from Jan. 13 to March 3 before Duke rose to the top spot.

Auburn is led by senior forward-center Johni Broome, a unanimous first-team All-America pick who is averaging 18.9 points. 10.6 rebounds and 3.1 assists.

Broome said he respected Pearl reaching out to the team before speaking about the hostage situation last week.

“Like he said, he asked us, so he did it in a respectful way, you know, but that’s the type of guy he is,” Broome said. “He has a strong belief and what he loves. But at the end of the day he still asked us to see how we felt about it. And we’re behind our coach doing what he loves.”

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Tre Donaldson, Auburn basketball players react to Sweet 16 showdown

Michigan guard Tre Donaldson helped lead the Wolverines to the Big 10 tournament title in his first season in Ann Arbor.

Now he’ll be tasked with guarding his former teammates as Michigan plays Auburn basketball Friday evening in the Sweet 16.

“I wouldn’t say it’s circled,” Donaldson said when asked about the Auburn matchup. “The likelihood of this happening wasn’t really high, so I mean just the opportunity is a blessing, and I’m looking forward to it.”

“I was there for two years, so I know how it operates, I know how everything runs,” Donaldson added. “When you’re around people for so long, you catch on to what they do for sure. I definitely have tried to help as much as I can with that aspect just to give us our best chance to win.”

Donaldson averaged 2.5 points as a freshman and 6.7 points as a sophomore while at Auburn. With Michigan, Donaldson is averaging 11.6 points and a team-high 4.2 assists.

“From my understanding, he’s very appreciative of his Auburn experience. They won. It’s got him to where he is now as a person,” Michigan coach Dusty May said about Donaldson. “So, no, he’s never been negative at all about Bruce Pearl or his teammates or anyone. I think it’s just he needed a change, and that’s not always unhealthy.”

Auburn’s Chad Baker-Mazara was elated at the opportunity to play against Donaldson.

Last week when finding out Auburn was facing against Michigan in the next round, Mazara shouted to all his teammates in the locker room ‘Guys we got Tre’.

“It gives us a little bit more confidence because we get to know them a little better. At the same time, we’re excited and ready to hoop, whoever we get to play,” Mazara said. “Tre is my brother; I can’t wait to see him and give him a hug.”

For Tigers starting guard Denver Jones, Donaldson will be his primary assignment on defense and expects Tre to be more than ready.

“I mean, obviously, there’s going to be more of a sense of urgency, because he used to play here. He’s a brother. We’re trying to come out on top,” Jones said. “I feel like it’s going to be a different level of locking in, and we’re going to be the more excited team to play.”

Auburn assistant coach Steven Pearl spoke on the Donaldson matchup and the plan when getting the team prepared for the scouting report.

“You can’t overthink it, and you can’t overdo it, you know? Well, he was in the system for a couple years. We’re doing a lot of new stuff this year. Our personnel changed a good bit. So, he has a good idea of some of our sets and some of our actions and how we like to guard a little bit,” Pearl said Thursday.

“But, yeah, we’re doing enough new stuff this year where we’re not going to change what we do, just to combat what his knowledge is of the system.”

Chaney Johnson’s first memories of Donaldson were the fierce battles in practice last year at Auburn. Now playing on opposite sides on the NCAA tournament stage, Johnson knows that emotions will be different.

“Being able to compete with Tre is going to be a great feeling,” Johnson said. “He used to compete during practice last year but competing in a meaningful game, I mean it means a lot to both of our teams’ work. So, it is going to be fun.”

Michigan and Auburn are scheduled to tipoff tomorrow at 8:39 p.m. and the game will be televised on CBS.

Jerry Humphrey III covers Auburn sports for AL.com. You can follow him on X at @Jerryhump3 or email him at [email protected].

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