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*Alabama football hopes to help Tuscaloosa rebuild in many ways*

« on: September 06, 2011, 11:37:13 PM »

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For some, the 2011 football season will serve as a welcome distraction from the devastation that occurred on April 27, when an EF4 tornado destroyed 12 percent of the city in just a few moments.

Sports Illustrated writer Lars Anderson produced a television package for CNN prior to Saturday's game versus Kent State detailing the importance of football to Tuscaloosa, especially now in the lingering aftermath of the tornado.