NCAA.com | August 18, 2014 Bama player changes number to honor brother Share Prior to Alabama's preseason scrimmage against Mississippi State on Saturday, the Tide announced a number change for junior Abby Lutzenkirchen. She will wear No. 43 this season instead of No. 33, in honor of her late brother, Philip. Philip Lutzenkirchen was a football player at rival Auburn, where he set the school mark for most touchdown catches by a tight end, including the score that capped off the Tigers' memorable comeback win at Alabama in 2010. He died in a car accident in June. Abby is a defender for the Crimson Tide, where she has started all 37 matches of her career. She led the team in minutes played last season. Alabama will start its season Aug. 22 at home against Kennesaw State. Related: • Philip Lutzenkirchen killed in car accident Number change alert: We've learned that Abby Lutzenkirchen will switch numbers from 33 to 43, in memory of her brother, Philip. #Lutz43 #RTR — Alabama Soccer (@AlabamaSoccer) August 16, 2014 Here's where US Olympic baseball team members played in college Baseball is back as an Olympic sport for the first time since the 2008 Games. Here's who is representing the United States in Tokyo, and where some of the members played college baseball. READ MORE Olympic golf fields: Here's where Tokyo men's and women's competitors went to college Here are all the Tokyo Olympic golfers competing in the men's and women's fields, that once competed at NCAA programs. READ MORE 2021 NCAA baseball tournament preview: Ruston Regional Here's a preview of the Ruston Regional, which features No. 16 Louisiana Tech. READ MORE