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Coach at NCAA Regionals apologizes for apparent homophobic slur

Wake Forest baseball coach Tom Walter apologized Tuesday a day after he was caught on television cameras screaming a homophobic slur toward a Tennessee player during an NCAA Regional game against Tennessee.

“I am very sorry for my outburst in frustration last night and I recognize the hurt and disappointment it has caused,” Walter said in a statement issued by the school. “I own the consequences, and I apologize to the University of Tennessee, to Wake Forest University, and the SEC & ACC.”

Check out the video here.

Walter appeared to directing the slur at Andrew Fischer, who responded by hitting a two-run home run.

Manny Marin hit a two-out, three-run home run, and Fischer’s shot highlighted a seven-run fourth inning as No. 14 overall seed and defending champion Tennessee beat Wake Forest 11-5 to win the Knoxville Regional.

Walter said he saw the video. He said he doesn’t remember the specific moment but added “that language doesn’t reflect my values or the standards of this program.”

Wake Forest athletic director John Currie said he spoke with Walter after the game about the incident.

“I feel badly for those most hurt by such words,” Currie said. “This incident … is completely out of character for him and does not meet the standards of Wake Forest Athletics, Wake Forest University or the Atlantic Coast Conference.”

The Volunteers (46-17) travel to play No. 3 seed Arkansas (46-13) in a best-of-three super regional for a berth in the College World Series.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Braves-Diamondbacks free livestream: Where to watch MLB game tonight, TV, time

The Atlanta Braves play against the Arizona Diamondbacks in an MLB game tonight. The matchup will begin at 6:15 p.m. CT on FanDuel Sports Network South/FanDuel Sports Network Southeast. Fans can watch this game for free online by using the free trials offered by DirecTV and Fubo TV.

The Braves enter this matchup with a 27-31 record, and they are coming off a series loss against Boston.

In order to bounce back tonight, the Braves will need a great performance from their star player Marcell Ozuna. He currently leads the team with a .284 batting average and a .427 on-base percentage, so Ozuna will look to continue his offensive success this evening.

The Diamondbacks enter this matchup with a 28-31 record, and they have lost four of their last five games. In their most recent game, the Diamondbacks defeated Washington 3-1.

In order to win this evening, the Diamondbacks will need to rely on their star player Eugenio Suarez. He currently leads the team with 16 home runs and 44 RBI, so he will try to continue his great play tonight.

Fans can watch this MLB game for free online by using the free trials offered by DirecTV and Fubo TV.

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2025 Belmont Stakes: Meet the contenders and watch them run

The Triple Crown of U.S. thoroughbred racing won’t be at stake during the 157th running of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday. The attraction will be the showdown between Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty and Preakness Stakes winner Journalism.

At the Kentucky Derby on May 3, Sovereignty slogged through the mud to overtake Journalism in the stretch to win the Run for the Roses by 1.5 lengths.

Sovereignty’s handlers then pointed the colt toward the Belmont Stakes, skipping the Preakness Stakes. After losing at the Kentucky Derby as the betting favorite, Journalism won as the betting favorite at the Preakness Stakes on May 17 with a gritty performance that left top-of-the-stretch roughhousing in the dust.

At Monday’s draw for post positions for the Belmont Stakes, Journalism was made the morning-line favorite at 8-5, with Sovereignty at 2-1.

Six other horses are tackling the Test of the Champion, including Kentucky Derby third-place finisher Baeza and Wood Memorial winner Rodriguez, which is finally back on the track after a hoof injury kept the colt out of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes.

No horse has won two of the three Triple Crown races since 2018, when Justify won them all.

The race won’t be quite the test as in the past, though. Instead of the usual Belmont Stakes distance of 1.5 miles, Saturday’s race will be contested over 1.25 miles to conform to the track.

For the second straight year, the Belmont Stakes is being held at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, New York, while construction of a new Belmont Park in Elmont, New York, continues.

Post time for the 157th Belmont Stakes is 6:04 p.m. CDT Saturday.

FOX Sports coverage of the Belmont Stakes will start at 9:30 a.m. Saturday on FS1. At 1:30 p.m. Saturday, the main coverage will shift to FOX.

This year’s race has a $2 million purse, with $1.2 million going to the winner.

The eight entries in Saturday’s Belmont Stakes, listed by their morning-line odds:

Post Position 7: Journalism 8-5

The betting favorite at the Kentucky Derby, Journalism came home second by 1.5 lengths to Sovereignty in the Run for the Roses, then got back to winning by banging through the stretch for a 1-length victory in the Preakness Stakes. The California colt had arrived at Churchill Downs on a four-race winning streak, including two this year – the Grade 2 San Felipe Stakes on March 1 and Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby on April 5. Trainer: Michael W. McCarthy. Jockey: Umberto Rispoli. Record: 7-5-1-1. Earnings: $2,838,880. Pedigree: Mopotism by Curlin.

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Post Position 2: Sovereignty 2-1

After coming up 1.25 lengths short of winner Tappan Street in the Grade 1 Florida Derby on March 29, Sovereignty ran the race of his life to win the Kentucky Derby by 1.25 lengths over Journalism on May 3. Sovereignty slogged from way back to take the lead in the stretch in the Run for the Roses. The colt had come from ninth over the final 2.5 furlongs to win the Grade 3 Street Sense Stakes by 5 lengths to close his 2-year-old campaign. As a 3-year-old, Sovereignty won the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth Stakes by a neck with another big stretch run on March 1. Trainer: William Mott, who saddled Belmont Stakes winner Drosselmeyer in 2010. Jockey: Junior Alvarado. Record: 6-3-2-0. Earnings: $3,672,800. Pedigree: Crowned by Into Mischief.

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Post Position 6: Baeza 4-1

Baeza did not earn enough points on the Road to the Kentucky Derby to make the original field, but the scatch of Rodriguez opened a spot for the colt, and he made the most of it by finishing a neck behind second-place Journalism. Baeza found his speed in his third race, winning by 4.75 lengths over 1 mile at Santa Anita on Feb. 14. The next time out, Baeza couldn’t hold off Journalism down the stretch for a second-place finish by three-quarters of a length in the Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby on April 5. Trainer: John A. Shirreffs. Jockey: Flavien Prat. Record: 5-1-2-1. Earnings: $648,500. Pedigree: Puca by McKinzie.

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Post Position 3: Rodriguez 6-1

The colt finally will get to run on the Triple Crown trail after a hoof injury sidelined him for the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes. After breaking his maiden in the first outing of his 3-year-old campaign at Santa Anita, Rodriguez had in-the-money finishes in graded-stakes races at the track – second in the Grade 3 Robert B. Lewis Stakes on Feb. 1 and third (11.25 lengths behind winner Journalism) in the Grade 2 San Felipe Stakes on March 1. The colt came east and scored a wire-to-wire victory in the Grade 2 Wood Memorial on April 5 at Aqueduct in his most recent outing. Trainer: Bob Baffert, who saddled Belmont Stakes winners Point Given in 2001, American Pharoah in 2015 and Justify in 2018. Jockey: Mike Smith, who rode Preakness Stakes winners Drosselmeyer in 2010, Palace Malice in 2013 and Justify in 2018. Record: 5-2-2-1. Earnings: $522,800. Pedigree: Cayala by Authentic.

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Post Position 1: Hill Road 10-1

The colt comes to the Belmont Stakes off a three-quarter-length victory in the Grade 3 Peter Pan Stakes that required running past two horses in the stretch. Hill Road had finished a hard-charging third in the Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile on Nov. 1, which made his distant third in the Grade 3 Tampa Bay Derby on March 8 a disappointment. Trainer: Chad Brown. Jockey: Irad Ortiz Jr., who rode Belmont Stakes winners Creator in 2016 and Mo Donegal in 2022. Record: 5-2-0-2. Earnings: $336,496. Pedigree: Exotic Notion by Quality Road.

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Post Position 5: Crudo 16-1

Unraced as a 2-year-old, the colt led in the stretch before a fourth-place finish at Gulfstream Park on Feb. 8 in his first race. Crudo came back with a wire-to-wire win by 7.25 lengths at Keeneland on April 19. Crudo produced another wire-to-wire victory with a winning margin of 7.5 lengths in the Sir Barton Stakes on the Preakness undercard at Pimlico on May 17. Trainer: Todd Pletcher, who saddled Belmont Stakes winners Rags to Riches in 2007, Palace Malice in 2013, Tapwrit in 2017 and Mo Donegal in 2022. Jockey: John Velazquez, who rode Belmont Stakes winners Rags to Riches in 2007 and Union Rags in 2012. Record: 3-2-0-0. Earnings: $130,148. Pedigree: Blossomed by Justify, which won the Belmont Stakes in 2018.

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Post Position 8: Heart of Honor 30-1

The British-bred colt made his United States debut with a fifth-place run at the Preakness Stakes on May 17. Heart of Honor’s previous five races had come in Dubai, and he arrived at Pimlico off three straight runner-up finishes – by 1.5 lengths in the UAE 2,000 Guineas, a head in the Al Bastakiya and by a nose in the UAE Derby. Trainer: Jamie Osborne. Jockey: Saffie Osborne. Record: 7-2-4-0. Earnings: $400,919. Pedigree: Ruby Love by Honor A.P.

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Post Position 4: Uncaged 30-1

The colt won his first time out at Saratoga on Aug. 3 and again at Aqueduct on April 6 by running strong at the end. But in between Uncaged ran fourth as the favorite at Gulfstream on March 2, and last time out in his only graded-stakes race, he was a non-factor in a sixth-place showing at the Grade 3 Peter Pan Stakes on May 10. Trainer: Todd Pletcher. Jockey: Luis Saez, who rode Belmont Stakes winners Essential Quality in 2021 and Dornoch in 2024. Record: 4-2-0-0. Earnings: $105,450. Pedigree: Dark Nile by Curlin.

Mark Inabinett is a sports reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter at @AMarkG1.

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Reward offered in unsolved 2021 murder of community leader at Alabama biker club party

A reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the killer or killers of a man shot dead at a biker club party in 2021 in Eufaula.

Eric Russaw, 48, was killed Feb. 5. He was a husband, father, business owner and community leader.

It was about 10:30 p.m. that Friday when police say shots were fired inside an establishment on Wall Street.

Police investigate a deadly shooting in Eufaula on Friday, Feb. 5, 2021.(Eufaula Police Department)

When the shooting stopped, Russaw was found lying on his back suffering from a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead a short time later.

Central Alabama Crime Stoppers on Tuesday announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case.

Tipsters are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 334-215-STOP (7867) or 1-833-AL1-STOP (833-251-7867).

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Walmart is selling the cheapest Blackstone 4-Burner Griddle available

The Blackstone 4-Burner Omnivore Griddle is a must-have appliance for those who love cooking outdoors year-round. And, while it usually costs a pretty penny, Walmart is offering the cheapest Blackstone 4-burner Griddle available.

While not technically on sale, Walmart’s OG Blackstone 4-Burner Griddle with a hard cover sells for just $297. For comparison, similar models like the newly updated Omnivore 4-Burner Griddle sells for $397 at Walmart and comes with features like an attached lid and free assembly.

Meanwhile, those who can make do with a smaller Blackstone Griddle can also score the Blackstone 2-Burner 28″ Griddle for only $197.

Blackstone 36″ 4-Burner Omnivore Griddle – $297

The Blackstone 36″ 4-Burner Omnivore Griddle is only $297 at Walmart, the cheapest price currently available.

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According to Walmart, the Blackstone 36″ Propane Griddle provides a total of 768 square inches of cooking space along with four independent cooking zones so you can cook everything at the same time at different temperatures.

“Show off your cooking skills with the Blackstone 36″ Griddle Cooking Station, now featuring the Blackstone Omni Griddle Plate. This large griddle with four independently controlled cooking zones is just what you need for your backyard parties, barbecues, and campouts,” Walmart’s product details state.

“The new and improved Omni griddle plate has a patented design that heats your cooktop surface more evenly than ever before. Extra features include the side shelves that are designed specifically with your Blackstone griddle tools in mind, featuring tool hooks and a magnetic toolbar so all your Blackstone accessories are within easy reach.”

Those interested can checkout Walmart’s Blackstone 4-Burner Omnivore Griddle here.

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How this ESPN metric assesses Auburn football’s chances of making the CFP in 2025

Despite a 5-7 record in 2024, one metric provides reason for Auburn football fans to be optimistic in 2025.

The Tigers are the 14th-ranked team in ESPN’s 2025 College Football Power Index rankings that were released on Tuesday and have the 18th-best odds to make the College Football Playoff. The rating system gives the Tigers a 21.8% chance make the CFP, a feat the program has yet to achieve in either iteration of the playoffs.

ESPN defines FPI as a “predictive rating system that estimates each FBS team’s strength (in points per game relative to the national average) on offense, defense and special teams, making adjustments for starters lost, recruiting talent and other personnel changes.”

While Auburn’s chances to make the CFP, according to the FPI, rank 18th, they rank eighth in the Southeastern Conference, behind Texas, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Ole Miss and LSU. However, the FPI gives the Tigers a better shot at reaching the CFP than 2024 contenders like SMU, Arizona State and South Carolina.

Looking beyond the FPI’s playoff odds for Auburn, it gives the Tigers an 87.7% chance to win six or more games, a 1.8% chance to win the SEC, a 2.5% chance to reach the national championship game and a 1.1% chance to win the national championship.

ESPN’s FPI also projects Auburn’s record as 7.5-4.5. Obviously, no one can win or lose half of a game, meaning the metric projects Auburn land right around the seven-to-eight-win mark in 2025.

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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The Brooks Revel 7 running shoe is now on sale at a major discount

The Brooks Revel 7 is a fan-favorite neutral road running shoe meant to support you while running, training at the gym or just going about your everyday life, and now it’s on sale for a limited time.

With this online deal, DSW is offering the men’s and women’s Brooks Revel 7 sneakers for just $79 instead of its original list price of $100 with free shipping on most orders over $75. This is a really good deal because, while these sneakers are also on sale directly on Brooks’ website, they are only on sale for $84.

Brooks women’s Revel 7

$100 $79.96

The Brooks women’s Revel 7 is available at a new discount when purchased from DSW.

$79.96 at DSW

Brooks men’s Revel 7

$100 $79.96

The Brooks men’s Revel 7 is available at a new discount when purchased from DSW.

$79.96 at DSW

The men’s Brooks Revel 7 is available in six color variations while the women’s shoe comes in seven colors, all of which are available at the same discount from DSW.

Brooks states that along with its neutral support, the Revel 7 features a comfortable fit, springy feel and a versatile style to go with any outfit or occasion.

“Versatile and comfortable, the Revel 7 is a great option in the search for fitness running shoes. Soft, adaptable cushioning, an updated soft fit and streamlined looks make the Revel 7 easy to wear on or off the run,” Brooks product details state.

One promising review from Brooks’ website states, “I wanted a pair of comfortable shoes to wear all day. I used Brooks Shoe Finder guide, and this was one of the models recommended. I purchased a pair of Revel 7 about a month ago. I wear them every day and they’ve been great! Fit as described and holding up nicely. I recommend!”

Those interested in this deal can checkout the men’s Revel 7 on sale here and women’s Revel 7 here.

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Brighton city councilman accused of leaking video of double murder to media

A Brighton city councilman is under arrest, accused of leaking video of a double murder to some news media outlets in the middle of the investigation.

Jerome Edward McMullin Jr., 54, is charged with obstruction of governmental operations and tampering with physical evidence.

He was booked into the Jefferson County Jail at 10:04 a.m. Monday and released at 11:37 a.m. after posting $2,000 bond.

McMullin did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The deadly shooting happened Friday, Dec. 13, 2024, during a funeral repass at the Brighton Community Center.

Authorities were called to the center at 3810 7th Ave. shortly before 2:30 p.m. that Friday.

A double homicide at the Brighton Community Center on Dec. 13, 2024.Carol Robinson

James David Abercrombie III, a 27-year-old Fairfield man who just got out of prison in October 2024, is charged with capital murder in the shooting deaths of D’Angelo Le’Marcus Samuel, also known as rapper Landlord Lo, 27, and 38-year-old Roderick Hall, who was Abercrombie’s uncle.

Samuel, Hall, and Hall’s brother were standing just outside the front door when the shooting happened.

Samuel and Hall were pronounced dead under the awning at the community center’s entrance. Hall’s brother was not injured.

The repass was for Samuel’s uncle.

Video of the killing was quickly leaked and showed the suspect shooting the victims from just feet away before running through the community center parking lot, still armed with the rifle.

Charging documents against McMullin state he “illegally made a video of a double homicide taken from a security camera at the City of Brighton Senior Citizens Center on his personal cell phone and released it to the news media while during an active investigation inside a taped off crime scene.”

The charges were brought by Brighton Police Chief Larry Woods.

“During the investigation before the Coroner arrived the actual event caught on camera was released to the media,” Woods said in a Tuesday statement. “This was video that shouldn’t be released to the public because an active investigation was going on by Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department that could be detrimental for apprehension of the suspects and conviction.”

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Trump’s loyalty test: Federal job seekers must answer these 200-word essay questions to get hired

Loyalty is important to President Donald Trump.

Under a new memo, the president is attempting to weed out federal job applicants not in sync with his policies, according to Newsweek.

The memo crafted by White House head of domestic policy Vince Haley contains four essay questions to be asked of new federal job seekers, including how they would help advance the president’s agenda.

There is a federal hiring freeze that is set to expire July 15, but the Trump administration is already preparing how to shape the government workforce.

Among the four questions that require a 200-word answer, according to Newsweek, is:

“How would you help advance the President’s Executive Orders and policy priorities in this role? Identify one or two relevant Executive Orders or policy initiatives that are significant to you, and explain how you would help implement them if hired.”

Trump has used executive orders to enact his agenda, ranging from immigration to drug prices to culture war issues like girls in women’s sports.

The administration is facing several challenges to the orders.

The other questions, according to Newsweek, are:

How has your commitment to the Constitution and the founding principles of the United States inspired you to pursue this role within the Federal government? Provide a concrete example from professional, academic, or personal experience.
In this role, how would you use your skills and experience to improve government efficiency and effectiveness? Provide specific examples where you improved processes, reduced costs, or improved outcomes.
How has a strong work ethic contributed to your professional, academic or personal achievements? Provide one or two specific examples, and explain how those qualities would enable you to serve effectively in this position.

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How a new SEC rule would have made $5 million for past Alabama teams

The next time an opposing team’s fans rush the field after beating Alabama football, there won’t be any question as to the fine. After years of increasing penalties, the SEC is moving to a flat competition-area entry fine for the 2025 season, $500,000 per violation.

The league had previously fined teams $100,000 for the first offense, $250,000 for the second and $500,000 for the third and beyond. Had the 2025 rule change been in effect from the beginning, the Crimson Tide would have made $5 million through the years.

Speaking at SEC spring meetings in May, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey explained the change.

“If you’re the one getting rushed, it doesn’t feel good,” Sankey said. “It doesn’t matter if it’s the first time there, it might be your sixth time in a row.”

The SEC began fining for field and court-storming in 2004. Since then, it had upped the fines twice, changing the rule in 2023 so the money would go to the visiting team for conference games.

The Crimson Tide football program is the most-rushed against team in the league, with SEC schools incurring fines 10 times through the years.

The last time opposing fans didn’t rush the field after beating UA was 2010, at LSU. Alabama collected three checks after the rule change in 2023, all of which came in 2024, totaling $300,000 between Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Oklahoma.

Auburn would have paid out the most to UA, with field rushes in 2013, 2017 and 2019.

Kentucky men’s basketball would have been just behind the Crimson Tide. Opposing SEC fans have stormed the court eight times after beating the Wildcats since 2004, and UK hoops often flip-flops positions with UA football as the most-rushed against program.

The eight fines would have meant $4 million for Kentucky’s coffers. However, Wildcat fans have a penchant for rushing the field after football victories, having done so six times, which would have been $3 million in penalties.

Vanderbilt is the most-penalized program in the league, incurring eight fines across football and men’s basketball. In real life, that meant $1.48 million paid out by the Commodores.

Had the new rules always been in place, the field and court rushes would have meant $4 million in fines. Arkansas, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss and South Carolina make up a five-way tie for second place, having incurred six competition-area entry fines each through the years.

Vanderbilt incurred five of its penalties starting in 2022, including three during the most recent football and basketball seasons, demonstrating a point Sankey made when discussing the issue.

“It has increased in the last three years,” Sankey said at spring meetings. “From the beginning of our policy in (2004), to about 2021, it was pretty steady. I don’t know if it’s post-COVID, or what it is, it has increased. That provoked a meaningful conversation about policy change.”

The SEC has issued 28 competition area entry fines since 2021. From 2004 through 2020, it penalized schools just 26 times.

SEC competition-area entry fines by school

Arkansas

Feb, 18, 2006, men’s basketball (Florida), $5,000

Nov. 15, 2014, football (LSU), $25,000

Sept. 11, 2021, FB (Texas), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Feb. 8, 2022, MBB (Auburn), $250,000

Nov. 29, 2023, MBB (Duke), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Oct. 5, 2024, FB (Tennessee), $250,000

Auburn

Nov. 30, 2013, FB (Alabama), $5,000

Jan. 16, 2016, MBB (Kentucky), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Nov, 25, 2017, FB (Alabama), $250,000

Nov. 30, 2019, FB (Alabama), $250,000

Florida

Feb. 19, 2022, MBB (Auburn), $50,000 (2015 fine structure)

Kentucky

Nov. 4, 2006, FB (Georgia), $5,000

Sept. 15, 2007, FB (Louisville), $25,000

Oct. 13, 2007, FB (LSU), $50,000

Oct. 4, 2014, FB (South Carolina), $25,000

Sept. 22, 2018, FB (Mississippi State), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 2, 2021, FB (Florida), $250,000

LSU

Oct. 25, 2014, FB (Ole Miss), $5,000

Oct. 13, 2018, FB (Georgia), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 22, 2022, FB (Ole Miss), $250,000

Nov. 3, 2022, FB (Alabama), $250,000

Feb. 21, 2024, MBB (Kentucky) $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Oct. 12, 2024, FB (Ole Miss) $250,000

Ole Miss

Nov. 24, 2012, FB (MSU), $5,000

Oct. 19, 2013, FB (LSU), $25,000

Oct. 4, 2014, FB (Alabama), $50,000

Sept. 30, 2023, FB (LSU), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Nov. 9, 2024, FB (Georgia), $250,000 (plus $100,000 for early storm)

March 5, 2025 MBB (Tennessee) $500,000

Oklahoma

Nov. 24, 2024, FB (Alabama) $100,000 (plus $100,000 for early storm)

Missouri

Nov. 20, 2013, FB (Texas A&M), $5,000

Nov. 28, 2014, FB (Arkansas), $25,000

Sept. 16, 2023, FB (Kansas State), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Dec. 8, 2024, MBB (Kansas), $250,000

South Carolina

Feb. 15, 2005, MBB (Kentucky), $5,000

Jan. 26, 2010, MBB (Kentucky), $25,000

March 1, 2014, MBB (Kentucky), $25,000

Nov. 19, 2022, FB (Tennessee), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Jan. 23, 2024, MBB (Kentucky( $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Nov. 2, 2024, FB (Texas A&M), $250,000

Tennessee

Jan. 21, 2006, MBB (Florida), $5,000

Oct. 15, 2022, FB (Alabama), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 19, 2024, FB (Alabama), $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Texas A&M

Nov. 24, 2018, FB (LSU), $50,000 (2015 fine structure)

Oct. 9, 2021, FB (Alabama), $100,000

Nov. 26, 2022, FB (LSU), $250,000

Vanderbilt

March 21, 2005, MBB (Wichita State), $5,000

Feb. 17, 2007, MBB (Florida), $25,000

Feb. 26, 2016, MBB (Kentucky), $100,000 (2015 fine structure)

Nov. 19, 2022, FB (Florida), $250,000

Feb. 8, 2023, MBB (Tennessee), $250,000

Oct. 5, 2024 FB (Alabama) $100,000 (2023 fine structure)

Jan. 18, 2025, MBB (Tennessee), $250,000

Jan. 25, 2025, MBB (Kentucky), $500,000