Good morning, Mobile.

The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf opened the Jimmy Buffett Son of a Son of a Sailor Experience yesterday near Mobile’s waterfront, showcasing a permanent (6,000 sqft) exhibition that traces the singer’s early life and career with support from his family.

The museum welcomes visitors Wed.–Sun. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Mobile native Maxie Davis, a retired Navy lieutenant commander who was inside the Pentagon on 9/11, recalls the shock when American Airlines Flight 77 struck the building and changed national security; she urges future generations to study this pivotal moment for its lasting impact on military readiness.

Twelfth-ranked Alabama beat Kentucky 45-17 on Sunday in an SEC game, overcoming early turnovers and penalties before the Tide prepares to host Florida State on Sept.-19 at 2:30 p.m.

Freshman safety Jireh Edwards, 19 days (post-surgery) after breaking his arm, played Saturday and helped No. 12 Alabama beat Kentucky 45-17 at Kroger Field in Lexington.

Coaches praised his energy and toughness as he earned his playing time despite the injury.

Spanish Fort dominated Baldwin County 28 to 0 in a rain affected intra-county matchup on Friday, Sept.

11; quarterback Jaylyn Thibodeaux scored three touchdowns as the team, now 3 to 1, prepares to face Blount on Sept. 18 while Baldwin County drops to a 1 to 3 record.

On Friday night, Daphne beat Baker 22 to 19 after a 13 point comeback led by quarterback Christian Segar (who threw three touchdowns in the second half).

The win extended Daphne’s streak and sets up their next game against Davidson on Friday, Sept. 18.

South Alabama's Jaguars lost 28-24 to Tulane at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans on Saturday as Tulane's Kadin Semonza scored the game-winning touchdown with 1:17 remaining.

The Jaguars will return home on Saturday at 6 p.m. to face Ohio.