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Vanderbilt offensive tackle transfer Tyler Steen announced Tuesday that he is headed to Alabama over LSU, Kentucky, Virginia, and UCLA.

The 6-foot-5, 317-pound lineman from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. started in 30 SEC games during his time at Vanderbilt.

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Champagne•37 months
From the beginning, Coach Saban told everybody that this new Transfer rule would help out Alabama more than it would help other schools. He was absolutely right. NIL and this new transfer rule will keep Saban in business at Bama until he's 90 years old. LOL.
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MrKnowItAll•37 months
He's one of those tweeners....... Too dumb for Vanderbilt and too smart for Alabama?
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Tiger1988•37 months
40th commit this season.
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Finklesteins Kid•37 months
Aww butt hurt lil tiger?
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biclops•37 months
Time to process a few. Y'all can have our 3rd team punter.
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