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AMS Certified Meteorologist (#703) for KY3. St. Louis native. Music lover. Video game/tech nut. Mizzou grad. I cover weather for the MO Ozarks & northern AR.
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Fall temperatures Tuesday to start the season

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By Nick Kelly Verified
| KYTV-TV / KSPR-TV (Springfield, MO) Verified
Following Sunday’s cold front with its rain chances brought highs back down to 83° in Springfield Monday afternoon with our Weather Watchers showing highs between the middle 70s and a few lower 90s. While our cold front is southeast of the Ozarks, we still have an upper-level wave nearby over Iowa and parts of Minnesota.
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Ryan Grubb apologizes after comment about fans: ‘A blessing to be here at Alabama’

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By Nick Kelly Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Ryan Grubb apologizes after comment about fans: ‘A blessing to be here at Alabama’ Ryan Grubb issued an apology statement Monday night after his comments about the Alabama fans during the Florida State game drew scrutiny. "CRIMSON TIDE FAITHFUL, My passion for The University of Alabama football team runs deep...my commitment to this program is rivaled only by my brothers who I lock arms with every day.
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Alabama's tin-horn rushing attack wearing down defenses late: 'Put your foot on their neck'

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By Nick Kelly Verified
| MSN Verified
This week, Alabama hit another opponent with the tin-horn treatment. The reverse of what the Crimson Tide experienced against Georgia Southern in 2011, if you will. On Saturday in the second half, when Alabama decided to run the ball, Florida State could not stop them. Could not stop them. The No. 10 Crimson Tide rushed for 220 yards and three rushing touchdowns after halftime, gashing the Seminoles en route to a 50-36 victory at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
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