Quote from: mckinneyhog5 on Today at 07:52:12 amBeen there...Your body of work prevents you from being fired but people can make your job unbearable. All because of personality conflicts. At least that explains why SP was retained.

QuoteThe head football coach of Arab High School was arrested Thursday on allegations he sent obscene photos to a male student from the school.

Lee Ozmint, whose bio also lists him as a teacher, was charged with distributing or soliciting obscene material to or from a student under the age of 19 while being a school employee, Arab Police Chief Shane Washburn told AL.com.

Ozmint was released from the Arab city jail after posting bond.

Efforts by AL.com to reach Ozmint were unsuccessful.

A case against Ozmint was not yet in online state court.

Ozmint has been the head coach at Arab since 2019. He has led the team to a 38-18 overall record and four straight playoff appearances.

On Thursday evening, Arab City Schools acknowledged it learned of "unprofessional and inappropriate communications between an Arab High School teacher and student."

The statement, posted on social media, did not indicate that the teacher was also a coach. It also did not name the school employee allegedly involved in the incident.

Ozmint, a native of Anderson, S.C., played football for Ray Perkins at Alabama and eventually earned a law degree. He served as a lawyer in Tuscaloosa and Gadsden before moving into coaching.

Quote from: jbcarol on Today at 08:12:57 amWith the time change they can't switch to Hogs until the previously scheduled softball game ends.

Quote from: tophawg19 on April 24, 2024, 08:24:38 pmwhat was it about this time

Quote from: Smithian on April 24, 2024, 10:17:00 amThe Calipari outcome I'm most worried about is five years from now the Razorbacks have ripped off at least four seasons of 25 wins, with no losing conference records. But in the tournament, only one second weekend.

A five year stretch that isn't "bad"

But a five year stretch that will have this forum rip itself apart arguing which coach had a better run in Fayetteville.

Quote from: Feralhog on April 15, 2024, 09:22:30 amthis is such a bs response.  Gee wilma, if i had to decide whether to donate money for a school to have a good football team or give money to cure cancer, what should i do?  Come on.  I'm no expert in the area of social science, but I could guarandamntee you that having an instrument that is a source of pride and brings about unity in the community has it's place and plays an important role in our world. 

QuoteAnd, for a change, NIL isn't an honorary four-letter word for in college football circles.

QuoteLions general manager Brad Holmes did not expect to pick an Alabama player in each of the past three NFL drafts. And he certainly didn't expect for cornerback Terrion Arnold to be his choice in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft on Thursday night.

With the Lions scheduled to make their first selection at No. 29, Holmes figured Arnold would be long gone.

"We had a pretty significant line between him and the next guy," Holmes said about Detroit's cornerback grades.

After moving up five spots, Holmes tabbed Arnold.

"We're thrilled with how tonight went," Holmes said. "All these drafts, you never know how it's going to go. We knew it was an offensive-heavy draft. That's what we did know. But we didn't quite know that those defenders would get pushed to that point, especially a guy like Terrion. But we couldn't be more ecstatic or thrilled how it went."

It's the third year in a row that Holmes has traded up to pick an Alabama player.