Joseph Goodman is a Senior Reporter at AL.com. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, health and wellness, and culture, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, consumer health, mental health, and fitness. Joseph's work has been featured in notable publications such as Calhoun Times, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Yahoo Sports, MLive, MSN, and The Aspen Times.
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By: Joseph Goodman
It's going to take more than a coaching meltdown to win at Tennessee.
It's the grand experiment and gift to society.
By: Joseph Goodman
A legendary night for UAB football featured a thrilling comeback and a charismatic personality.
By: Joseph Goodman
See more of our coverage in your search results This is an opinion column. So, earlier in the week, I might have slightly miscalculated the extreme depth of competition in the SEC.
By: Joseph Goodman
Don’t believe the doomsayers about CFB playoff expansion. More is better.
Auburn and Alabama were without their best players against rivals opponents. What happened next says a lot about the future.
But fans are now calling him a lizard. Is it time to clean house at Alabama?
It's the grand experiment and gift to society.
By: Joseph Goodman
"I think we can beat anyone in the country," Kiffin said. No arguments here.
By: Joseph Goodman
Scary season is here for the greatest sport in the world.
