University of South Alabama
The University of South Alabama, officially nicknamed "South" is a public, national research university in Mobile, Alabama, United States. It was created by the Alabama Legislature in May, 1963, and replaced existing extension programs operated in Mobile by the University of Alabama.
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Juan Pierre
Baseball outfielder
Dan Povenmire
American animator
David Freese
Baseball third baseman
Gerald Everett
American football tight end
Tom Franklin
New Zealand rugby union player
Eddie Stanky
Baseball manager
Jackie Johnson
American weather forecaster
Mike Mordecai
Baseball player
Ucambre Williams
American football offensive lineman
Charles Tabet
Professional basketball player
Turner Ward
American baseball coach
Jon Lieber
Baseball player
Pavol Demeš
Locke St. John
Baseball player
Dexter Shouse
American basketball player
Glenn Borgmann
American professional baseball player
Steve Falteisek
Baseball player
Jay Gainer
Baseball player
Abu Mansoor Al-Amriki
Larry Stutts
Alabama state senator
Virgil Stănescu
Basketball player
Carolyn Crawford
Mississippi State Representative
Marlon Anderson
Baseball second baseman
Adam Lind
Baseball first baseman
Charlotte Meadows
Alabama State Representative
Grant Enfinger
American motorsports racing driver
Lance Johnson
American baseball player
Pete Coachman
American former baseball player
Laura Cayouette
American actress
Michael Kearney
Educator
Luka Andjusic
Basketball player
Victor Gaston
Former Acting Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives
Charles Busby
Mississippi State Representative
Jake Bentley
American football coach
Javier Carter
Panamanian professional basketball player
Rusty Glover
Former Alabama state senator
Josh Ajayi
Nigerian professional basketball player
Rosalynn Bliss
Mayor of Grand Rapids
P. J. Walters
Baseball pitcher
Terry A. Moore
Judge
Muizat Ajoke Odumosu
Nigerian track and field athlete