Tuscaloosa

American  

[tuhs-kuh-loo-suh] / ˌtʌs kəˈlu sə /

noun

1. a city in W Alabama.

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Example Sentences

His job was to convince elite prospects such as Jones and running back Mark Ingram to spend a couple of years in Tuscaloosa on their way to the NFL.

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Indiana, meanwhile, went from being the team known for posting more losses than any other in Division I history to a legitimate force when it hired Cignetti, an unsmiling protégé of Saban’s in Tuscaloosa.

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But what’s even more remarkable about this year’s College Football Playoff is how much of it can be traced to Saban’s time in Tuscaloosa, even though he’s now been retired for two years.

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The first meeting between the Sooners and Crimson Tide, in Tuscaloosa, was a perfect summary of the Sooners’ ugly, but undeniably effective, style.

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He spent four seasons in Tuscaloosa, including the perfect 2009 campaign that ended with a national title.

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