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The bells above the Harwell Goodwin Davis Library on the Samford University campus in Birmingham, Ala. Steve Knight has been playing those bells for almost 40 years, serenading students every Wednesday and Thursday.
This is an almost hypnotic reminder to never pack any breakables in your checked baggage. For the skies, be they always friendly, eventually give way to the ground crew who really just wants to go on break.
This couple met through common friends during World War I. They corresponded while Mr. Brewer was in Europe -- he had stops in France, Belgium, Algeria and Germany. So he'd never met his future bride. She worked at the local school, a brand new log cabin. She was lining up students from recess, a car pulled up and out sprang the young man she knew only from his letters. They embraced. He picked her up. They would be married in just a few short months. Now they're counting down to their 67th we...
In the bottom of the eighth inning, with Auburn trailing 4-3, the tying run was standing on third base in the form of Creede Simpson. Garrett Cooper hit a fly ball into right field. State's Brent Brownlee had a fine throw home to get Simpson in the double play. It was aggressive base running and a great tag by catcher Mitch Slauter. It ended Auburn's rally. Mississippi State scored again in the top of the ninth and would go on to win the game 5-3.
In the bottom of the eighth inning Auburn trailed Miss State 4-2. Ryan Tella is at bat here, he singled to right, scoring Jay Gonzalez and moving Creede Simpson to second base.
In the bottom of the seventh inning Auburn trailed Miss State 3-2. Dan Glevenyak was punched out by the umpire at first base to end the inning.
For the second consecutive year Samford's women's basketball team (repeat SoCon champions) will make an appearance in the big dance. Seeded at 15, the Bulldogs will take on second-seeded Duke in the first round of action. Here's a sliver of the first shot of the celebration on the Samford campus.
Practice, practice, practice.