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Bryce Young Named Alabama-Georgia GameDay Guest Picker

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Former Alabama quarterback Bryce Young will be ESPN’s “College GameDay” guest picker ahead of the Crimson Tide’s matchup with Georgia in Tuscaloosa. Young, the 2021 Heisman Trophy winner and current Carolina Panthers quarterback, is available during the NFL team’s bye week. The broadcast is scheduled to move indoors to Coleman Coliseum because of expected severe weather, and Young will join a GameDay crew that includes his former Alabama coach Nick Saban.

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Benjamin Bill scored 28 points, adding six rebounds and four blocks, as St. Bonaventure defeated Cornell 88-64. The Bonnies pulled away with a dominant first-half run and next host Lafayette, while Cornell fell to 2-2.

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