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re: Class of 2027 Football Recruiting
Posted on 7/18/26 at 1:27 pm to RollTide33
Posted on 7/18/26 at 1:27 pm to RollTide33
Yes, I was there. Why are you butthurt about facts? I'm pretty sure interceptions outnumbering TDs by w wide margin and tons of incompletions is not a good thing.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 1:28 pm to Amarillo Tide
So what happens here and now doesn't matter? Interesting logic.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 5:17 pm to Chucky418
Aren’t you being rather hypocritical ? The [
last thing we saw was the A-Day game. If you’re so concerned about the “here and now”, it seems that would be of interest to you.
I realize that A-Day is often “manipulated”, but scrimmages are even more so. I’ve been to a number of practices in decades past and one thing I learned is that even a trained eye, which i did not have, has a great deal of trouble accurately interpreting what they see, much less even a smart and serious non-professional.
I remember sitting near the most prominent HS HC in the state at the time, a very bright man, not a tobacco chewing good ole boy type coach, and he was being peppered with many questions by his friends after most plays and his most frequent answer was “I don’t know, I don’t know what the coaches are looking for”, or “…I don’t know what the responsibilities were on that play”.
You think you know what you saw but you likely don’t. I know the players don’t always know either, though Saban says they do, but I trust them more than a poster who’s shown no reason or understanding of human nature while posting. It makes me question your judgement of high level nebulous football practices that contradicts what his coaches, teammates, as well as other practice observers have said, as well as my own eyes.
We don’t have long to wait, kickoff is around the corner.
last thing we saw was the A-Day game. If you’re so concerned about the “here and now”, it seems that would be of interest to you.
I realize that A-Day is often “manipulated”, but scrimmages are even more so. I’ve been to a number of practices in decades past and one thing I learned is that even a trained eye, which i did not have, has a great deal of trouble accurately interpreting what they see, much less even a smart and serious non-professional.
I remember sitting near the most prominent HS HC in the state at the time, a very bright man, not a tobacco chewing good ole boy type coach, and he was being peppered with many questions by his friends after most plays and his most frequent answer was “I don’t know, I don’t know what the coaches are looking for”, or “…I don’t know what the responsibilities were on that play”.
You think you know what you saw but you likely don’t. I know the players don’t always know either, though Saban says they do, but I trust them more than a poster who’s shown no reason or understanding of human nature while posting. It makes me question your judgement of high level nebulous football practices that contradicts what his coaches, teammates, as well as other practice observers have said, as well as my own eyes.
We don’t have long to wait, kickoff is around the corner.
This post was edited on 7/18/26 at 11:16 pm
Posted on 7/18/26 at 5:55 pm to tattoo
Russell is probably going to be the starter. Just my opinion.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 5:59 pm to Diego Ricardo
FWIW to anyone I was fortunate enough to attend some spring practices and I fully believe it will be Keelon
Posted on 7/18/26 at 7:02 pm to Sandkhan
I'll take all the down votes but if it's close KDB has to go with Russell. He's the highest rated recruit in Alabama history & to let him walk so he can ball out at Tech or A&M would be horrible optics. And if Alabama can't afford Monshun Sales they sure as hell couldn't afford to pay Keelon to sit on the bench another year.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 7:09 pm to Chris ALL Capps
We had to pay to keep both of them this year. I’m sure Mack wasn’t megabucks but I bet it cost a few high school recruits this year just to keep our most experienced backup.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 7:51 pm to Sandkhan
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FWIW to anyone I was fortunate enough to attend some spring practices and I fully believe it will be Keelon
It was reported that AM was injured so I dont want to fully judge him on A Day.
If I were fully judging him on A Day AR is so obviously the starter its not worth discussing.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 9:01 pm to crimsoncoded94
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God im ready for fall camp.
They’re talking storms in the gulf, it can’t be too far off.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 10:05 pm to tide06
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It was reported that AM was injured so I dont want to fully judge him on A Day.
If I were fully judging him on A Day AR is so obviously the starter its not worth discussing.
There were absolutely zero reports of him being hurt prior to A-day. Then he played like shite and suddenly he was battling an injury. That was 100% DeBoer being loyal to a player who has followed him all the way by giving him an out for sucking.
Posted on 7/18/26 at 10:55 pm to FightingOkra
I do feel like DeBoer almost wants Mack to win the job. I dont understand him staying if he didnt think he could win the job though.
How can an NFL team draft you with no tape of actual in game performances?
Its definitely a weird scenario all the way around.
How can an NFL team draft you with no tape of actual in game performances?
Its definitely a weird scenario all the way around.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 12:11 am to tattoo
Lol! That sure was a lot of typing to say nothing but nonsense. You could not be more wrong about any of your assumptions.
A Day is a bullshite exhibition, so that tells me ine thing about your football knowledge.
I happen to have a tad of real football knowledge and insight that you would never have unless, ih nevermind.
I'll just say that I attended every practice from 89-93 for some odd reason ?? and for some other reason I get into closed practices and scrimmages that only certain groups are allowed to.
Sorry you aren't part of thAt Club (hint hint).
But really, you seem to think you know a lot more than people who actually know what is going on. I don't post here much because there's a lot I can't say, but you guys are going overboard on this kid. Give him time. He may come around and light it up in the fall, but if he doesn't start, there's a reason.
A Day is a bullshite exhibition, so that tells me ine thing about your football knowledge.
I happen to have a tad of real football knowledge and insight that you would never have unless, ih nevermind.
I'll just say that I attended every practice from 89-93 for some odd reason ?? and for some other reason I get into closed practices and scrimmages that only certain groups are allowed to.
Sorry you aren't part of thAt Club (hint hint).
But really, you seem to think you know a lot more than people who actually know what is going on. I don't post here much because there's a lot I can't say, but you guys are going overboard on this kid. Give him time. He may come around and light it up in the fall, but if he doesn't start, there's a reason.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 12:15 am to tattoo
Yawn... so much drivel from an anonymous poster with zero sense.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 6:40 am to Chucky418
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I don't post here much
Keep it up.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 8:22 am to Robot Santa
Posted on 7/19/26 at 9:18 am to FightingOkra
Were you at A Day or even watch the game? I was there and watching Mack running/walking, he was clearly hobblilng. I didn't need some kind of "report" to realize this. Is that a reason why he missed some passes? Probably.
Let's face it, there are times where the pass has got to be absolutely on the money with no room for error. Having your ankle that you push off of dinged up can almost assuredly impact your ability to consistently throw those passes that have to be perfect.
While I think Russell is going to win the job in the end, I feel like we need to let August roll around and there will be way more reps to judge Mack by.
I think Russell wins the starter job, Mack will be the back up and next Spring, he's going to hit the portal. Let's face it, Mack would start at probably 75-80% of the schools out there. I can't blame him if he does and if that happens, I wish him well.
Let's face it, there are times where the pass has got to be absolutely on the money with no room for error. Having your ankle that you push off of dinged up can almost assuredly impact your ability to consistently throw those passes that have to be perfect.
While I think Russell is going to win the job in the end, I feel like we need to let August roll around and there will be way more reps to judge Mack by.
I think Russell wins the starter job, Mack will be the back up and next Spring, he's going to hit the portal. Let's face it, Mack would start at probably 75-80% of the schools out there. I can't blame him if he does and if that happens, I wish him well.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 10:19 am to Amarillo Tide
Numbers for each summer enrollee
24..WR Sabb 5-9 155
26..WR Walker 5-10 170
30..LB Odom 6-4 235
31..DB French 6-1 195
44..DL Wilson 6-5 250
47..LS Deutsch 6-2 225
57..OL Fretwell 6-7 290
66..OL Graham (was Doughty) 6-6 300
93..DL Franklin 6-6 252
24..WR Sabb 5-9 155
26..WR Walker 5-10 170
30..LB Odom 6-4 235
31..DB French 6-1 195
44..DL Wilson 6-5 250
47..LS Deutsch 6-2 225
57..OL Fretwell 6-7 290
66..OL Graham (was Doughty) 6-6 300
93..DL Franklin 6-6 252
This post was edited on 7/19/26 at 10:21 am
Posted on 7/19/26 at 10:43 am to Chucky418
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I'll just say that I attended every practice from 89-93 for some odd reason ?? and for some other reason I get into closed practices and scrimmages that only certain groups are allowed to.
Sorry you aren't part of thAt Club (hint hint).
How cute. Another alter pretending to be a former player. We have enough fake insiders on the board thanks. Piss off.
Posted on 7/19/26 at 10:48 am to FightingOkra
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Another alter pretending to be a former player.
Could have been a jock washer.
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