Tide Favors Dubose

Mon., Dec. 9, 1996

Compiled From Wire Services

Alabama defensive coordinator Mike Dubose is expected to be named the Crimson Tide’s new head coach today.

The Birmingham News and Mobile Press-Register, each citing sources close to the athletic department, have reported that Dubose, 43, will be named the successor to Gene Stallings at a news conference set for noon CST.

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