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Alabama student killed in one-vehicle accident last Friday
A University of Alabama sophomore from Montgomery died Friday in a one-vehicle accident near Prattville, officials said Monday. Latest Alabama News
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC-TV, MyFoxAL.com)-- The latest Alabama news from the Associated Press. UA student killed in one-vehicle wreck
MONTGOMERY | A University of Alabama sophomore from Montgomery died Friday in a one-vehicle accident near Prattville, officials said Monday.Harry Blaylock DeBray, 21, was killed Friday night on U.S. Highway 82, about 10 miles west of Prattville, state trooper spokeswoman Dorris Teague said. A&M notebook: Banks expects to play in opener
Running back Ulysses Banks, who has missed most of the preseason with an ankle injury, could play Saturday against Tennessee State, Alabama A&M coach Anthony Jones said Monday. Alabama football: RB Lowe in camp as walk-on
TUSCALOOSA - If Jonathan Lowe's family had it to do over, the senior tailback would have stayed with Alabama's football team this summer. As it is, Lowe reported Wednesday with the Crimson Tide's contingent of new walk-on players for the start of fall semester.
