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Almaty, Tuscaloosa
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Previously covered Alabama and UAB.
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Takeaways from UAB’s Spring Showcase

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By Tony Tsoukalas Verified
| AL.com Verified
UAB head coach Alex Mortensen apologized to the crowd in advance for the lack of tackling during Saturday’s Spring Showcase. Already dealing with their fair share of bumps and bruises, the Blazers decided to err on the side of caution as they wrapped up camp. Still, fans in attendance at Legacy Pavilion were treated to a handful of big plays, as UAB scrimmaged for roughly 30 minutes. Players worked at a “thudding tempo,” wrapping up ball carriers without bringing them to the ground.
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Ryder Burton’s block highlights strong effort for UAB in second scrimmage

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By Tony Tsoukalas Verified
| AL.com Verified
UAB Updated: Apr. 11, 2026, 5:16 p.m. |Published: Apr. 11, 2026, 5:13 p.m. It won’t go down in the statbook, and some are still questioning whether or not it was fair. Nevertheless, Ryder Burton played a significant role in one of the biggest plays in UAB’s second scrimmage on Saturday. For a second straight scrimmage, running back Rod Robinson II provided the first touchdown for the Blazers.
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Now healthy, former Duke transfer could be UAB’s next breakout back

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By Tony Tsoukalas Verified
| AL.com Verified
For the first time in a while, Marquise Collins couldn’t wait to be hit. The redshirt junior back has made a name for himself by evading defenders. Despite spending the better part of the past four years sidelined by injuries, Collins never lost confidence in his ability to cut through and gash defenses with his track-star speed. Still, there’s something about the first thud he received this spring that brought him back to life. “I needed to feel it,” Collins said.
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