FB: Southern Athletic Association

Started by Ron Boerger, October 25, 2011, 02:57:49 PM

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Hawks88

It looks like the one near Nashville is called GreyStone Golf Club. There's a Greystone Country Club near Birmingham.

Ron Boerger

They played their 2024 championship at Greystone Golf Club. Maybe it's a typo.

Hawks88

You're right. It's probably the one near Nashville. The one in Birmingham has a Senior Tour event in May every year so they might not want another event so close to that.

jknezek

Yep. 99% sure it's not the one here in Birmingham. The Regions Tradition sucks up all of May for that course.

Ron Boerger

D3football.com announced its All-America teams today:

Tyler Huettel, K, Trinity (1st team)
Tonny Garcia, G, Berry (2nd)
Cade Rabson, LB, Trinity (3rd)
Brandon Cade, RB, Berry (4th)
Jake Whitten, S, Berry (4th)

All are seniors.  Congratulations to these outstanding young men!

scottiedoug

Grant Henderson, CB, Maryville (2nd)

Ron Boerger

That would be next season  ;)

Meanwhile, the CSC announced their 2024 Academic All-District Football Teams today; the SAA was represented as listed below.

Student-athletes selected as CSC Academic All-America® finalists are denoted with an asterisk and will advance to the national ballot to be voted on by CSC members. First-, second- and third-team Academic All-America® honorees will be announced January 28, 2025.

Berry:
McCormack Langford
Christian Lewis
Jack Murray
Hayden Cagle
DreShawn Stevens
Grady Bryant

Centre:
Ollie Carter
Temes Kahsay
Dant Bowling
Blake Busson
Cam Tegge

Hendrix:
Kanyn Utley
Brayden Bice

Millsaps:
Nicholas Eaton
Nathan Johnson
Tre Jones

Rhodes:
Robert Daniel
Jacob Guin
Alex LeBlanc
Iman Lohrasbi
Jelani Lovett
Luke Pape
Evan Reeder
Max Sale

Sewanee:
Buck Hardin
John Wilson

Southwestern (none)

Trinity:
Ryan Back
Caleb Bayer*
John Adrian Dioli
Winston Hutchison
Foster Malloy
John Kohl McAdams
Anthony Njoku
Alex Thiel

Ron Boerger

The SAA has rebranded.  Meh.  They also have redone their website in conjunction with Sidearm.




Ron Boerger

#3638
Tucker Horn's younger brother, QB Welker (3965 yds, 51 TDs this season to go with 568 yds rushing and 8TDs at TAPPS state semi-finalist Lubbock Christian HS), will sign to play at Trinity tomorrow per a tweet from the school.  He's (self-)listed as 6'2", 205 which would give him an inch and ten pounds on Tucker. 

There's nobody coming back at QB that saw much playing time (Hondo Franklin saw the field in six games but threw only 18 passes total, completing nine), so the position should be wide open in training camp.