2020 Senior Bowl in Mobile features unusual North and South rosters
MOBILE, Ala. — Fans at Saturday’s Senior Bowl might do a double take at the roster assignments. With schools from Florida, Georgia and Texas lining up for the North and…
Mobile and Baldwin County News
MOBILE, Ala. — Fans at Saturday’s Senior Bowl might do a double take at the roster assignments. With schools from Florida, Georgia and Texas lining up for the North and…
“Mobile to Miami” has become the mantra for the Super Bowl-bound San Francisco 49ers, and T-shirts bearing the phrase have been hot sellers in the Bay Area. The motto refers…
MOBILE, Ala. — The second annual Senior Bowl Summit will bring together nationally recognized experts to share ideas on breaking barriers and building culture in the office, on the field…
Four players who came up through Mobile and Baldwin County high schools found roster spots in the Alliance of American Football, the spring league that launched earlier in the month.…
Ladd-Peebles Stadium drew one of Mobile's largest single-night crowds in years for a 2015 presidential campaign rally that spilled well beyond expectations.
Ticket demand for a Mobile campaign rally forced organizers to relocate the event from a 1,950-seat theater to Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
From Senior Bowl week and Mardi Gras balls to Hollywood film shoots and the Hangout Festival, here's a look back at Mobile's biggest social happenings of 2014.
Ladd-Peebles Stadium officials in Mobile are considering more water stations and better bus routing after heat problems hit a record football crowd.
Senior Bowl officials and the Ladd-Peebles Stadium board reached a proposed long-term agreement in October 2009 to keep the annual game in Mobile through 2018.
Mobile and Senior Bowl officials reached a 2009 agreement to keep the 2010 game at Ladd-Peebles Stadium while negotiations continued on a longer contract.