Bama fans: are y'all dropping Hentges?

Pinkel flipmas?

We are bringing in other tight ends? News to me.

Hale Hentges was meh on the camp circuit, but he has had a record setting year at his high school. We lose Vogler this year and have been thin at TE so much so that we have moved a defensive end to TE this year to provide depth. I highly doubt we would process Hentges.

Bro, didn't you know they are going to start playing Saturday's with shorts and 2 hand touch? Clearly a huge part of hentges game is his run after the catch with power as well as his straight line speed. We don't need a receiving TE. Howard will fill that role for 2 more years. We need someone to replace Vogler as a great blocker and a physical guy off the line. Would like for him to be faster and be more of a threat in the passing game than brian Vogler but we need hentges' blocking and physicality for this class

This is all very interesting.

Momentum building...

"processing" would be the proper term

Hold on. Rivals is reporting that he's looking around or that he's been told to look around? What exactly are they reporting?

Rivals just said he was thinking about Mizzou and that it's a fluid situation but not to count us out just yet. They were pretty coy with their choice of words.

This was posted later in the thread by a board member, not a Rivals employee so that it FWIW.

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My Helias source says the hold is Hale needs to call Coach Saban. There is a feeling if a call about "looking around" occurs he may get his scholly pulled. He will want to be pretty sure that he wants to switch inorder for him to make that call and risk losing his spot at bama.

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Pinker and Hill are at Helias tonight

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Coach Bobby Williams

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Nick would never process one of my recruits.

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I'm not buying there's a whole lot to this. Hentges told a Missouri reporter that he is still solid to Bama but he gets along with the Mizzou staff really well and will talk to them whenever they want to talk. His high school is right in Columbia's backyard so it's not like anyone needs to go out of their way to talk to the other.

It's like bumping into an ex at the grocery store. If we lived on opposite sides of the country and managed to be at the same grocery store, my wife might have some concerns. But since we live within miles of each other, it's not that unusual to bump into her at the grocery store. Well, other than the fact that it's become a regular thing. Every Friday night. Nope. Nothing here to see.