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Why wouldn’t I? If it was jsut one player fine, but we have multiple players from different eras saying the same exact thing.

Pat White- QB West Virginia claims he was offered a corvette to comitt to Bama.

Albert Means- FBI investigated his recruitment and it was found he was paid at least $200K and his high school coaches actually met with Boosters in memoirs during this time.

2018- O'Neal was a four-star recruit in the Class of 2018 and chose Texas A &M over Alabama.
He said that every Crimson Tide football player received a Dodge Charger upon their commitment

2000- (pre Saban)- Antonio Cromartie, a former
FSU star, says Alabama offered him $60K to help it in recruiting while on probation

Every player not lying like you would want me and everyone else to believe.

Like I said, you are a dumbass.

Albert means wasn't investigated, Logan Young was for his business dealings. He went to prison for it. Albert Means never saw a penny, it was his head coaches shopping him. He wasn't even aware it was going on.

The idea that you can buy someone's recruitment with a car is in itself funny. It's not the 1980s, for the past 20+ years they've been giving out loans like candy in a Christmas parade. Any recruit can easily get a car. Dodge Chargers are popular used cars, and that's what the players at Alabama always had, used cars.

Cam Newton went for $200k, but Alabama is out here buying up premium recruits with a car they can get a loan for at any school?

Citing things from 30 years ago just proves how weak your argument is. Just because it was the last time Tennessee was relevant doesn't mean it's recent.