Oxford

I expect Helena to put forth a much better showing tonight, but I do think Homewood is just simply the better team on paper.

All right, so the final game I want to ask you about, and it will be a very special night on Deerfoot Parkway as a brand-new stadium will be christened tonight as Clay Chauvel will be hosting Oxford.

This will be a good game.

Clay Chopp will 3-1 on the season.

Only lost was to Thompson.

Meanwhile, Oxford 4-0 on the season.

Can you give us a scouting report of that one tonight at Cougar Stadium?

Yeah, you're right.

They, they can sling the ball around.

And Mason Mims, 6'3", 211 out of Oxford, Alabama, he's a freshman.

Look, he's starting over Jayden Davis, who at one point was, uh, was very highly thought of out of, coming out of high school.

And Davis is a sophomore.

well you know think about that i'll tell you the quick origin story of that give you guys a little a view of, of how that went, man.

I grew up in Oxford, Alabama.

My mom quit school in the eighth grade and had five kids.

And so we grew up just extremely poor man.

I gave them the $1,500.

The other $1,500 I was able to work off by moving furniture at CNN Center because Ted Turner owned that too.

And I drove from Oxford, Alabama to Atlanta, two hours there, two hours back, 10 hours a day, paying them to train me.

for about 11 months before I finally had a match on TV, and I made sure I was ready for it.

While, of course, I could not find much documented historical evidence supporting many of the supernatural claims, the legends surrounding the bridge have become deeply embedded in the local culture.

Now, as I mentioned, well, as the horror collection mentioned, it is located near Oxford, Alabama, and it's crossing the Chakalaka Creek.

That's awesome.

I want to know Chakalaka Creek.

Yes, because according to the horror collection, the largest of these mounds, standing on a 200-foot hill and measuring roughly 96 feet long by 48 feet wide, with stones stacked nearly six feet high, was bulldozed and destroyed in the 1950s, the same decade that Hell's Gate's ghost legend is said to have originated, before developers nearly finished off what remained of the site again in 2009.

Yes.

Following public pressure, the city of Oxford reconstructed the mounds as part of an interpretive trail.

Sorry.