RallyTown joins 68 Ventures as a major partner of the 28th annual bowl game in Mobile.

Mobile, AL – September 23, 2026 – The 68 Ventures Bowl proudly announced today the addition of RallyTown as the presenting sponsor of this year’s Bowl game. The announcement came from bowl president Jerry Silverstein.

“RallyTown is a natural fit as the presenting sponsor of the 68 Ventures Bowl because of its commitment to connecting passionate college sports fans with the athletes and teams they love. We’re excited to welcome RallyTown to the 68 Ventures Bowl family and look forward to building something special together,” said Jerry Silverstein, 68 Ventures Bowl President.

RallyTown is a leading college sports fan engagement and NIL platform connecting fans, athletes and brands through exclusive content, experiences, merchandise and opportunities to support college athletes. With a growing presence across college athletics, RallyTown is creating new ways for fans to connect with the teams and athletes they love while helping brands engage authentically with passionate college sports audiences.

“We are thrilled to become the Presenting Sponsor of the 68 Ventures Bowl in Mobile,” said RallyTown CEO Chris Reynolds. “Over the years, the game has produced many memorable moments – including the highest-scoring bowl game of all time – as well as showcasing future NFL superstars like Ben Roethlisberger and LaDainian Tomlinson. By partnering with 68 Ventures for this event, we are continuing our commitment to college athletics and look forward to a great game.”

RallyTown joins 68 Ventures (68V), who is in their 4th year as title sponsor of the game. 68 Ventures is a development and investment company headquartered in Daphne, Alabama. Through its real estate platform, 68V has deployed more than $2 billion of capital, developed more than 14,500 residential lots, and constructed more than 3,600 homes. Its investment arm has founded, acquired, invested in, and exited dozens of businesses across multiple industries. Driven by its purpose, “to see all we can do with all we have been given,” 68 Ventures seeks to create opportunities, strengthen communities, and leave a lasting impact by inspiring others to bet on themselves.

“I’m fired up to welcome RallyTown as the presenting sponsor of the 68 Ventures Bowl. From our very first conversation, it was clear they share our passion for college athletics and creating opportunities for student-athletes and fans alike. That shared vision makes RallyTown an ideal fit for our bowl, and we’re excited to build on the incredible foundation the City of Mobile and the bowl leadership team have established over the past 28 years in partnership with them. Our family and everyone at 68 Ventures are honored to play a small part in its continued growth, and we’re looking forward to an outstanding game this year and many more to come,” said Nathan Cox, 68 Ventures Founder & Chairman.

“This is an exciting time not only for the 68 Ventures Bowl, but for postseason college football as a whole. We continue to see strong demand and engagement around postseason college football, with increased year-round community engagement and interest surrounding the game,” said Sherrie Dyal, 68 Ventures Bowl Executive Director.

This year, the 68 Ventures Bowl celebrates its 28th year with the game set to take place on December 26, 2026 and televised nationally on ESPN at 4:30 PM CST. Played at Hancock Whitney Stadium, the top-selected teams from the Sun Belt Conference and Conference USA or Mid-American Conference will face off.

For more information about the bowl, visit the 68 Ventures Bowl website.

Nathan Cox Featured on The Land Development Podcast
Leadership. Discipline. Vision.
In this episode of The Land Development Podcast, Nathan Cox sits down with host Ryan Glick to discuss the principles that have shaped his leadership journey and fueled the growth of 68 Ventures.
Drawing from his time in the Marines and his experience building one of the Gulf Coast’s most impactful development companies, Nathan shares insights on leadership, scaling a business, building trust, making difficult decisions, and why walking away from the wrong opportunity can be just as important as pursuing the right one.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, business leader, developer, or someone passionate about personal growth, this conversation offers valuable lessons on purpose-driven leadership and long-term success.
Topics Covered
Leadership lessons from the Marines
Growing and scaling a development company
Building trust and strong teams
Making strategic business decisions
Avoiding costly mistakes in real estate
Creating a culture focused on impact and excellence
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“Great developers don’t just build communities—they build people, teams, and cultures that create lasting impact.” – Nathan Cox

November 21, 2025 (Loxley, Ala.) — At the recent Baldwin County Board of Education Superintendent’s Breakfast, community leaders, educators, and elected officials gathered for a special dedication ceremony naming the Baldwin Preparatory Academy Atrium in honor of W. Allen Cox.
Members of the Cox family joined school officials and the community in celebrating Mr. Allen Cox’s humility, generosity, and lifelong commitment to putting others before self. Throughout the dedication, Mr. Cox’s unwavering belief that the blessings we receive are meant to be shared was evident—an ethic he not only champions but consistently lives.
The Cox Family Foundation donated the 70 acres of land on which Baldwin Preparatory Academy now stands—part of more than $40 million in land contributions made to Baldwin County Public Schools. Beyond these significant land gifts, the Cox family has supported a wide range of organizations across Baldwin County, from veterans’ services to food access programs, substance-abuse recovery efforts, and numerous community initiatives focused on strengthening opportunities, restoring hope, and meeting critical needs for individuals and families across the region.
Nathan Cox, son of Allen Cox, shared a heartfelt reflection on his father:
“My father’s work has not only helped shape the landscape of Baldwin County from TimberCreek to Ono Island, but his greatest legacy has been his heart. He has poured into projects, organizations, and people that lift others up and make our County such a special place to call home. Baldwin Prep is one of those places. By naming this atrium in his honor, we recognize not only a building, but the generations of students who will walk through it and benefit from opportunities made possible in part by his belief in giving back—by his example of living out ‘others before self.’”
The dedication ceremony highlighted how Mr. Cox’s generosity and philosophy of service continue to impact students and families across Baldwin County.
BCBE Superintendent Eddie Tyler shared:
“The building we are in now at Baldwin Preparatory Academy is in part because of Mr. Allen Cox. I think it is unprecedented—I don’t think you can go anywhere in the country where you can find the type of partnerships that we have formed with our stakeholders, our businesses, and our industries. This dedication is our way of saying thank you for all you have done for Baldwin Preparatory and our school system.”

About Baldwin Preparatory Academy
Baldwin Preparatory Academy represents a transformational step forward for public education in Baldwin County. The school was built to prepare students not only to graduate, but to graduate with direction—equipped with pathways in Career, College, and Choice. Through partnerships with industry, universities, and community stakeholders, Baldwin Prep gives students hands-on experiences in high-demand fields, ensuring they can compete and contribute at a high level the day they leave its halls. It stands as a model for how bold investments in public education can shape the trajectory of both individual lives and the region’s future workforce.
Learn more at: https://www.baldwinprep.com

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