Report: Maurice Smith Granted Full Release By Crimson Tide

by Staff Reporter

August 10, 201611 Comments

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

Tuscaloosa News is reporting that Alabama has granted a full release to defensive back Maurice Smith, allowing him to transfer within the SEC:

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Smith, who graduated from Alabama last Saturday, can contact any school including those within the SEC about a potential transfer with the release. The status of any possible transfer within the conference would depend on approval of a waiver by the Southeastern Conference office.

Smith graduated earlier this month and would like to follow his former coaches Kirby Smart and Mel Tucker to Georgia.

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JBearden•93 months

Now the SEC will block it ....evil Saban

FishFearMe•93 months

This saga has not presented Nick Saban as a Coach that looks out for his players.

Cobb Dawg•93 months

Saban's gonna let his good friend at the SEC office do his dirty work for him.

Beuter Perkins•93 months

Good! Should never have taken this long. CFB is about the student athlete not a coach"s GD ego or personal grudges!

Rakim•93 months

Alabama Lives Matter... Watch your back kid

BobABooey•93 months

Congrats to the young man for earning a degree.

GoldenDawg•93 months

Smart - 1 Saban - 0

LSUbest•92 months

More to come.

FishFearMe•93 months

Maurice Smith would have been a lot better off if he had stayed in Texas. He still could have played in the SEC and he would have a degree that opens doors in his home state. He could also have been playing for the SEC's top ranked DC who just turned a 2nd string RB into a starting NFL corner in one fall.

fierysnowman•92 months

The sec's top ranked dc is in Texas. Please tell me you arent talking about 3rd and Chavis. Ask 1 LSU fan if they'd like to have Chavis over Aranda. Guarantee you wont get the answer your looking for

FishFearMe•92 months

Slow your roll fierysnowman, and maybe wait until Aranda has actually coached a conference game before anointing him. LOL. Chavis did take a second string running back and in one fall, turned him into a 3rd round pick that may be an NFL starter. Not too shabby a coaching job. Check the recent sporting publications. Chavis was ranked number 1.

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