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Posted on 4/13/26 at 9:16 am to Sandkhan
Posted on 4/13/26 at 9:16 am to Sandkhan
Garrison COULD be a dominant big man.
Will he? ehhhhhhh. I'd love to see it, for sure. Dude has never given effort consistently though. Oats coaches a lot harder than Pope does though, maybe he can unlock Garrison time all the time.
Will he? ehhhhhhh. I'd love to see it, for sure. Dude has never given effort consistently though. Oats coaches a lot harder than Pope does though, maybe he can unlock Garrison time all the time.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 10:04 am to antibarner
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Collins Onyejiaka
Not sure what you guys saw from him that shows promise. His reaction time was slower than Sherrell's.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 10:19 am to mistaken4193
We were all 19-20 years old at some point. Like you wouldn't do the same going for life changing money.
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Posted on 4/13/26 at 10:41 am to Sandkhan
Yeeeeeeaaaaaah…3 bodies who can play some center is sufficient numbers but I don’t know if we have 3 quality options. No offensive bag among the lot of them. Sherrell may be softer than baby shite at the rim but he did have a jumper.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 11:36 am to jjv0004
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We were all 19-20 years old at some point. Like you wouldn't do the same going for life changing money.
They’re also getting life changing money at Alabama and I guess that’s where the frustration sets in.
If you’re Aiden Sherrell and this staff brought you in, developed you, you’ve bonded with teammates and community. You were paid NiL for 2 years and let’s say Alabama is offering you a Million dollars guaranteed plus hopefully additional legit NiL opportunities vs some other school offering you 1.5 million guaranteed
Number 1, that million is going to spend a lot better in Alabama than a million will spend a lot of other places and 2 at a certain point you should already be set for life. I can say with all sincerity that loyalty would matter to me if the dollar figures were close.
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Posted on 4/13/26 at 12:01 pm to Sandkhan
Problem is Sherrell is trying to get $4 million. And after Bidunga supposedly just got $5 million, Sherrell's price might've just went up. Not sure what we offered, but obviously it wasn't enough vs what he was hearing from the tamperers. Hell, depending on the agent, God knows what crazy shite these players are hearing, true or not.
We really need to follow Michigan's strategy. Somebody needs to suck some billionaire cock, and instead of Hermes bags, buy us some fricking bigs. What's the point of having so many sorostitues if we can't get some sugar baby NIL bucks?
We really need to follow Michigan's strategy. Somebody needs to suck some billionaire cock, and instead of Hermes bags, buy us some fricking bigs. What's the point of having so many sorostitues if we can't get some sugar baby NIL bucks?
Posted on 4/13/26 at 1:52 pm to Alabama_Fan
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Freshman Signees
Has Jaxon Richardson actually signed?
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2025-26 roster
Unless Holloway pleads down, I'm beginning to think he might be done.
Bristow, Hannah, and Onyejiaka will probably hit the portal.
Assuming we get Allen back after draft feedback, that would leave us with him, Garrison, and Murphy (!) plus Bouie and Samuels, with Richardson if he does sign.
So six guys, five not including Murphy?
Depending on NIL allotments, how many do we realistically look to sign?
If Onyejiaka is done either medically or in the portal, we need at least one more 4/5 or preferably a true big, right?
Does anybody have an ideas on who fits where into a current roster? I don't know anything about the freshmen this year. Who is expected to be PG?
Posted on 4/13/26 at 3:03 pm to Sandkhan
I'm not specifically directing this at you, but society as a whole. We asked for this shameless grab for money when we allowed coaches to reframe raw lust for money as "a business decision."
In the 20th century, America took great strides in throwing off the shackles that once constrained our baser passions. People started to mock the idea that anyone should be ashamed, and the word "society" was put in scare quotes, in order to belittle the constraints it brought.
Our base desires were given free rein. We sowed to the wind, and it felt good, liberating, and real... for a while. And then reality set in, and we reap the whirlwind.
Wall Street has no moral problem with stealing from investors. Corporations have no qualms about cutting jobs to get an extra one penny in earnings for the 4th quarter earnings call. Politicians exploit every loophole to cheat the taxpayer, and they get away with it because there is no sense of shame or social taboo. Men and women divorce to go find their better, more authentic lives.
And the idea of loyalty died too. So, today, we sit here and watch a group of greedy little mercenaries put on the jersey with the biggest dollar sign attached to it and play for that team until another comes along and offers a bigger dollar sign. And we miss things like character, loyalty and morality. But these things are dead. And it is we who killed them.
In the 20th century, America took great strides in throwing off the shackles that once constrained our baser passions. People started to mock the idea that anyone should be ashamed, and the word "society" was put in scare quotes, in order to belittle the constraints it brought.
Our base desires were given free rein. We sowed to the wind, and it felt good, liberating, and real... for a while. And then reality set in, and we reap the whirlwind.
Wall Street has no moral problem with stealing from investors. Corporations have no qualms about cutting jobs to get an extra one penny in earnings for the 4th quarter earnings call. Politicians exploit every loophole to cheat the taxpayer, and they get away with it because there is no sense of shame or social taboo. Men and women divorce to go find their better, more authentic lives.
And the idea of loyalty died too. So, today, we sit here and watch a group of greedy little mercenaries put on the jersey with the biggest dollar sign attached to it and play for that team until another comes along and offers a bigger dollar sign. And we miss things like character, loyalty and morality. But these things are dead. And it is we who killed them.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 3:17 pm to LovetheLord
Wonder if we are still in it for Freeman?
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:02 pm to Sandkhan
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let’s say Alabama is offering you a Million dollars guaranteed plus hopefully additional legit NiL opportunities vs some other school offering you 1.5 million guaranteed
I read somewhere that we pad 3 million for Garrison. Idk if true, but I'd like to hope we didn't.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:04 pm to Lieutenant Dan
Doubt we paid anywhere near that… seems like bullshite.
I wouldn’t put too much stock on any number, for any recruit, being thrown around right now. I’m sure some of the agents are throwing this out to help drive the price up for their clients.
I wouldn’t put too much stock on any number, for any recruit, being thrown around right now. I’m sure some of the agents are throwing this out to help drive the price up for their clients.
This post was edited on 4/13/26 at 4:07 pm
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:11 pm to Roll3sRoll
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:17 pm to Roll3sRoll
Man, I dont know. I firmly believe Bidunga got closer to $5 million.
$3 million for a mid level big seems plausible to me.
$3 million for a mid level big seems plausible to me.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:31 pm to VaBamaMan
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$3 million for a mid level big seems plausible to me
If we spent a fourth of our NIL budget on the 19th ranked center and 139th overall player in the portal then we are absolutely fricked.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:41 pm to RollTide33
I think our budget is likely higher than we believe. It just has to be. We couldn't field a competitive team if not, and Oats wouldnt have signed that extension if he couldnt be competitive here.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:48 pm to VaBamaMan
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I think our budget is likely higher than we believe. It just has to be. We couldn't field a competitive team if not, and Oats wouldnt have signed that extension if he couldnt be competitive here.
Idk. I know it’s early in the portal but doesn’t seem we are playing in the deep end of the pool.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 4:51 pm to VaBamaMan
Just from reading the tea leaves it sounds like the money being thrown around this offseason has ticked up considerably from just the last few years. I can see a scenario where our basketball NIL scheme is designed to tick up with "inflation", but if they presume a year over year increase of 5-10% and one year it shoots up 25-30%, which is going to leave us totally fricked.
Posted on 4/13/26 at 5:11 pm to Lieutenant Dan
The only place I’ve seen that also claimed Bama Basketball got a $50 million donation and had a $25 million NIL budget for this season. I just don’t think CNO would pay $3 million for a guy who averaged 4 ppg and 4 rpg when he could’ve kept Aiden for a number close to that.
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