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Alabama Offense Impressive in Opening Scrimmage

"I think the offense is way ahead of the defense in terms of experienced players back and a lot of explosive players, both A.J. (McCarron) and Greg (McElroy) are doing…

Crimson Tide's Full Roster Works Together for First Time

The top-ranked Alabama football team took the practice field as an entire team for the first time on Friday as the Crimson Tide's 105-man roster worked in shorts and helmets…

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Home > News > College Football News > NCAA, Florida State to pay $325K to media attorneys

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NCAA, Florida State to pay $325K to media attorneys

Friday, 30 July 2010 19:22

Florida State and the NCAA are paying $325,000 in legal fees to compensate the attorneys of news media companies that sued to force the release of documents in the Seminoles' academic cheating scandal.

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