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Posted on 3/3/22 at 1:05 pm to TidalSurge1
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Posted on 3/3/22 at 2:28 pm to TidalSurge1
Posted on 3/3/22 at 3:48 pm to Sl0thstronautEsq
Alabama Announces 2022 Homecoming Date, Opponent
The University of Alabama's 2022 Homecoming festivities will happen the fourth weekend in October highlighted by an SEC matchup in Bryant-Denny.
The University of Alabama's 2022 Homecoming festivities will happen the fourth weekend in October highlighted by an SEC matchup in Bryant-Denny.
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The 2022 Alabama football Homecoming game will be Saturday, Oct. 22 against Mississippi State. The Crimson Tide holds a 14-game win streak over the Bulldogs dating back to Nick Saban's second season in 2008.
Posted on 3/3/22 at 6:30 pm to Alabama_Fan
Alabama Updates Football Roster to Reveal New Heights, Weights Heading into Spring Camp (SI)
Redshirt freshman linebacker Keanu Koht bulked up 11 pounds while starting offensive lineman Emil Ekiyor Jr. dropped 17 pounds.
Redshirt freshman linebacker Keanu Koht bulked up 11 pounds while starting offensive lineman Emil Ekiyor Jr. dropped 17 pounds.
Posted on 3/3/22 at 6:39 pm to Alabama_Fan
LINK ]Alabama players that added, dropped weight since last season (BOL)
ADDED WEIGHT
Keanu Koht, LB – 220 to 231 (+11)
Terrence Freguson, OL – 290 to 300 (+10)
Kneeland Hibbett, LS – 235 to 245 (+10)
Tim Keenan, DL – 335 to 343 (+8)
JoJo Earle, WR – 170 to 177 (+7)
Justin Eboigbe, DL – 285 to 292 (+7)
Agiye Hall, WR – 195 to 202 (+7)
Ja’Corey Brooks, WR – 190 to 196 (+6)
Traeshon Holden, WR – 208 to 214 (+6)
Damon Payne, DL – 297 to 303 (+6)
Darrian Dalcourt, OL – 300 to 305 (+5)
Amari Kight, OL – 318 to 322 (+4)
Quandarrius Robinson, LB – 220 to 224 (+4)
Roydell Williams, RB – 208 to 212 (+4)
Brian Branch, DB – 190 to 193 (+3)
Kristian Story, DB – 209 to 211 (+2)
Kendrick Blackshire, LB – 232 to 233 (+1)
James Brockermeyer, OL – 281 to 282 (+1)
Khyree Jackson, DB – 197 to 198 (+1)
JC Latham, OL – 325 to 326 (+1)
DROPPED WEIGHT
Jaeden Roberts, OL – 328 to 302 (-26)
Emil Ekiyor, OL – 324 to 307 (-17)
Will Reichard, PK – 197 to 190 (-7)
Damieon George, OL – 339 to 333 (-6)
Cameron Latu, TE – 250 to 244 (-6)
James Burnip, P – 216 to 211 (-5)
Dallas Turner, LB – 245 to 240 (-5)
Jordan Battle, DB – 210 to 206 (-4)
Tim Smith, DL – 308 to 304 (-4)
Jamil Burroughs, DL – 312 to 309 (-3)
Monkell Goodwine, DL – 291 to 288 (-3)
Braylen Ingraham, DL – 298 to 295 (-3)
ADDED WEIGHT
Keanu Koht, LB – 220 to 231 (+11)
Terrence Freguson, OL – 290 to 300 (+10)
Kneeland Hibbett, LS – 235 to 245 (+10)
Tim Keenan, DL – 335 to 343 (+8)
JoJo Earle, WR – 170 to 177 (+7)
Justin Eboigbe, DL – 285 to 292 (+7)
Agiye Hall, WR – 195 to 202 (+7)
Ja’Corey Brooks, WR – 190 to 196 (+6)
Traeshon Holden, WR – 208 to 214 (+6)
Damon Payne, DL – 297 to 303 (+6)
Darrian Dalcourt, OL – 300 to 305 (+5)
Amari Kight, OL – 318 to 322 (+4)
Quandarrius Robinson, LB – 220 to 224 (+4)
Roydell Williams, RB – 208 to 212 (+4)
Brian Branch, DB – 190 to 193 (+3)
Kristian Story, DB – 209 to 211 (+2)
Kendrick Blackshire, LB – 232 to 233 (+1)
James Brockermeyer, OL – 281 to 282 (+1)
Khyree Jackson, DB – 197 to 198 (+1)
JC Latham, OL – 325 to 326 (+1)
DROPPED WEIGHT
Jaeden Roberts, OL – 328 to 302 (-26)
Emil Ekiyor, OL – 324 to 307 (-17)
Will Reichard, PK – 197 to 190 (-7)
Damieon George, OL – 339 to 333 (-6)
Cameron Latu, TE – 250 to 244 (-6)
James Burnip, P – 216 to 211 (-5)
Dallas Turner, LB – 245 to 240 (-5)
Jordan Battle, DB – 210 to 206 (-4)
Tim Smith, DL – 308 to 304 (-4)
Jamil Burroughs, DL – 312 to 309 (-3)
Monkell Goodwine, DL – 291 to 288 (-3)
Braylen Ingraham, DL – 298 to 295 (-3)
This post was edited on 3/4/22 at 3:37 pm
Posted on 3/3/22 at 6:56 pm to Alabama_Fan
We have T-Town friends that we have known for 45 years. They had six season tickets and in the early years they would invite us to stay at their home and go to two or three home games each year. We really enjoyed those trips but over time the stadium experience soured our enjoyment. The "music" was so loud we couldn't carry out a conversation without shouting. People in front would stand for extended periods and block our view. Even with reserved parking, the traffic was awful. We have not attended a game for the last two years and have enjoyed watching them at home. Another life chapter has sadly passed.
Posted on 3/3/22 at 7:28 pm to Alabama_Fan
Tim Keenan +8
T Brockermeyer -1
These two kind of stick out to me. One should have lost weight and the other should have gained.
T Brockermeyer -1
These two kind of stick out to me. One should have lost weight and the other should have gained.
Posted on 3/3/22 at 7:49 pm to colbyjacks
Slade Bolden ran 4.66 at combine
Posted on 3/3/22 at 8:23 pm to Sl0thstronautEsq
So, we’ll have to pay to watch A-day?
Posted on 3/3/22 at 8:33 pm to hnds2th
quote:Shouldn’t have to pay if you get the SEC Network in your TV package. Just have to log into the ESPN app with your TV subscription account.
So, we’ll have to pay to watch A-day?
The Golden Flake A-Day Game will be broadcast from Bryant-Denny Stadium on SEC Network+ and is the 15th and final practice of the spring.
Posted on 3/4/22 at 7:47 am to colbyjacks
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Brockermeyer -1
Tyler Love, line 1 please.
I don't understand how this is possible. One of my best friends had to gain weight to play on the OL in college. They gave his arse so much food, I gained 10 pounds.
Not too good!
Posted on 3/4/22 at 8:19 am to SECSolomonGrundy
Unless the reason he isn't gaining weight is that he's spending all his free time at his frat and just doesn't really care about football he's not Tyler Love. Pierce Quick would probably be a good comparison though. He's probably still not even 275 pounds.
Posted on 3/4/22 at 8:36 am to colbyjacks
You have to remember, how we define body mass is different than it was years ago.
As long they have the power to sustain, they should be okay. Here's what caught my attention:
71 — Darrian Dalcourt: 6-3, 300 >>> 6-3, 305 (+5)
74 — Damieon George Jr.: 6-6, 339 >>> 6–6, 333 (-6)
55 — Emil Ekiyor Jr.: 6-3, 324 >>> 6-3, 307 (-17)
Interesting It looks like OL line is trying to slim down.
Ja’Corey Brooks: 6-2, 190 >>> 6-2, 196 (+6)
Bryce Young: 6-0, 194 >>> 6-0, 194 (NC)
Traeshon Holden: 6-3, 208 >>> 6-3, 214 (+6
WR rooms are beefing up.
As long they have the power to sustain, they should be okay. Here's what caught my attention:
71 — Darrian Dalcourt: 6-3, 300 >>> 6-3, 305 (+5)
74 — Damieon George Jr.: 6-6, 339 >>> 6–6, 333 (-6)
55 — Emil Ekiyor Jr.: 6-3, 324 >>> 6-3, 307 (-17)
Interesting It looks like OL line is trying to slim down.
Ja’Corey Brooks: 6-2, 190 >>> 6-2, 196 (+6)
Bryce Young: 6-0, 194 >>> 6-0, 194 (NC)
Traeshon Holden: 6-3, 208 >>> 6-3, 214 (+6
WR rooms are beefing up.
Posted on 3/4/22 at 9:18 am to Panthers4life
From our friends at SI
On this Date in Crimson Tide History:
March 4, 2002: Director of Athletics Mal Moore officially launched the Crimson Tradition Fund, an initiative that ultimately raised more than $150 million for athletic facility upgrades. Nearly every facility was upgraded following the campaign, which was completed in 2006. It also served as a key precursor to eventually hiring Nick Saban as head coach of the football program.
Crimson Tide Quote of the Day
"Coach Moore is somebody that I have a tremendous amount of respect for. First, for giving us the opportunity to come to the University of Alabama and the great job he did on selling us on this University and what could be done here. Then, all of the support he has given to our program. He certainly deserves a tremendous amount of credit for the success we have had because of the way he sets the table and serves us so well. Most things that you would see, he has had some hand in making all of the athletic facilities what they are, first class in so many ways. More than that, he is a class gentleman, probably as fine as you are ever going to meet. He has been a great friend and his support has certainly been appreciated.” — Nick Saban
On this Date in Crimson Tide History:
March 4, 2002: Director of Athletics Mal Moore officially launched the Crimson Tradition Fund, an initiative that ultimately raised more than $150 million for athletic facility upgrades. Nearly every facility was upgraded following the campaign, which was completed in 2006. It also served as a key precursor to eventually hiring Nick Saban as head coach of the football program.
Crimson Tide Quote of the Day
"Coach Moore is somebody that I have a tremendous amount of respect for. First, for giving us the opportunity to come to the University of Alabama and the great job he did on selling us on this University and what could be done here. Then, all of the support he has given to our program. He certainly deserves a tremendous amount of credit for the success we have had because of the way he sets the table and serves us so well. Most things that you would see, he has had some hand in making all of the athletic facilities what they are, first class in so many ways. More than that, he is a class gentleman, probably as fine as you are ever going to meet. He has been a great friend and his support has certainly been appreciated.” — Nick Saban
Posted on 3/4/22 at 1:55 pm to Panthers4life
It could be Wolford's preference. UK's starting line last year:
Dare Rosenthal 6'7 325
Kenneth Horsey 6'3 300
Eli Cox 6'4 293
Luke Fortner 6'6 300
Darian Kinnard 6'5 345
Not sure if this is what he likes, but the middle is around 300. I think Kinnard was the second heaviest O Lineman they had.
Dare Rosenthal 6'7 325
Kenneth Horsey 6'3 300
Eli Cox 6'4 293
Luke Fortner 6'6 300
Darian Kinnard 6'5 345
Not sure if this is what he likes, but the middle is around 300. I think Kinnard was the second heaviest O Lineman they had.
This post was edited on 3/5/22 at 7:22 pm
Posted on 3/5/22 at 9:13 pm to Remiden
BRob with a 4.53
C.Harris with a 4.44
C.Harris with a 4.44
Posted on 3/6/22 at 8:00 am to YStar
Don’t y’all go buying up all the BWMs at once
Alabama QB Bryce Young Nets NIL Deal with BMW of Tuscaloosa
The Heisman Trophy winner will be repping a different German automobile than Nick Saban.
Alabama QB Bryce Young Nets NIL Deal with BMW of Tuscaloosa
The Heisman Trophy winner will be repping a different German automobile than Nick Saban.
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Posted on 3/6/22 at 9:07 am to Alabama_Fan
Top 10 college football, basketball coaching duos for 2022 (247sports.com)
1. NICK SABAN & NATE OATS, ALABAMA
Saban is no doubt one of the greatest coaches of all time, owning a 183-25 record as head coach of the Crimson Tide. In the last seven years, Saban has appeared with Alabama in the college football playoff six times, winning three of them. His legacy is certainly set in stone in terms of being one of the greatest college coaches ever. His counterpart on the basketball team, Nate Oats, has been with Alabama for three seasons and has seen great success. Oats is 61-33 and is set to make his second straight NCAA Tournament as head coach of the Crimson Tide.
1. NICK SABAN & NATE OATS, ALABAMA
Saban is no doubt one of the greatest coaches of all time, owning a 183-25 record as head coach of the Crimson Tide. In the last seven years, Saban has appeared with Alabama in the college football playoff six times, winning three of them. His legacy is certainly set in stone in terms of being one of the greatest college coaches ever. His counterpart on the basketball team, Nate Oats, has been with Alabama for three seasons and has seen great success. Oats is 61-33 and is set to make his second straight NCAA Tournament as head coach of the Crimson Tide.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 10:02 am to Alabama_Fan
Posted on 3/7/22 at 10:08 am to TidalSurge1
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