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President Trump announced Friday that he will be returning to Alabama next week for the University of Georgia vs. University of Alabama college football game. He made the announcement while in Mobile, Ala.
Read at thehill.com →You can bet your bottom dollar that Stark Vegas will be living up to its nickname when the Crimson Tide rolls into town for a battle of SEC unbeatens Saturday afternoon.
Read at nypost.com →President Donald Trump said Friday he will return to Alabama for a college football game next week, partly because "we love Alabama." The post VIDEO: President Trump Plans to Attend Georgia vs. Alabama College Football Game appeared first on Breitbart .
Read at breitbart.com →Alabama football faces Mississippi State in a Week 5 clash, but the Crimson Tide's looming Georgia matchup could make this a dangerous trap game.
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