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Posted on 10/25/19 at 9:05 pm to Tide or Die87
Posted on 10/25/19 at 9:05 pm to Tide or Die87
Nope
Posted on 10/26/19 at 10:18 am to Bamafan18
Yes they did: the envelope was postmarked "Tuscaloosa."
Posted on 10/26/19 at 1:52 pm to phil4bama
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Alabama is hosting Top-35 junior Dallan ‘Deebo’ Coleman for an unofficial visit today, he told @Stockrisers. Says he will plan an official visit to Tuscaloosa for after his high school season.
Posted on 10/26/19 at 4:49 pm to Chadaristic
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Duke has reached out to 4-star ‘21 PG Jerdarrian JD Davison @jddavison10 he tells @GoTigers247 . The 6-foot-2 Calhoun School junior is the top dog in the state of Alabama w/ offers from Alabama, Auburn, Memphis, Miss State and others.
Posted on 10/27/19 at 8:39 pm to Tide or Die87
Coach K gonna retire soon.............
Posted on 10/28/19 at 9:04 am to RollTide4Ever
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He hasn't set a date to announce his commitment yet, but it shouldn't be too much longer before we hear from five-star big man Isaiah Jackson about his college future.
Over the weekend, the high-flying big man who is among the country's top shot blockers completed his third and final official visit to Alabama. Previously, he saw Kentucky and Syracuse.
I know that there has been a lot of buzz for the Crimson Tide on this one and Jackson could be a huge score for first-year head coach Nate Oats. Previously, I had been favoring Kentucky for Jackson but I've never felt strong enough about any school's standing with him to predict it as his ultimate destination.
I'm still not quite ready to log a pick, but I am starting to lean toward Alabama here. With many of the available five-stars looking as if they could pass on the Early Signing Period, Jackson's decision is going receive a lot of attention over the next few weeks.
Posted on 10/28/19 at 9:57 am to Chadaristic
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Nimari Burnett, the Class of 2020 guard from Prolific Prep (CA), took his final official visit to Oregon this weekend and is now targeting a December decision.
“The visit was very good,” he said. “Their message was that I can take the role of Payton Pritchard once he leaves and get the program staying on the winning track they’ve been on.”
The 6-foot-3 combo guard is down to Alabama, Michigan, Oregon and Texas Tech. He has now visited all four schools.
“I’m still planning on deciding in early to late December,” he said.
He previously broke down his other options:
Michigan: “I liked how the coaches want the best for me and everyone has a great relationship with each other all across the basketball program. Their message was that I will be able to play 30-35 minutes a game and be an intricate part of the team’s success. Also they have a good system and a read and react, fast-paced offense.”
Texas Tech: “A new incoming school in my recruitment who just hired coach Ulric [Maligi] from Texas A&M which I had previous ties with. Coach [Chris] Beard and he believe in me and sees me coming in and possibly going one and done while also leading the team to a national championship. Also learning from coach Beard is also important.”
Alabama: “The visit was great and [they said] that I could come in and have a significant impact on a winning team,” Burnett said.
Playing for Team WhyNot on the EYBL circuit, Burnett averaged 20.4 points a game, while shooting 46 percent from the field.
In the Peach Jam, Team WhyNot lost in the title game to MoKan Elite. Burnett averaged 16.7 points, 5.9 rebounds and 2.9 assists a game and was 42 of 92 from the field, including 11 of 40 from three-point range.
Burnett also played with USA Basketball as a part of the U18 3-on-3 championship team that won the 18U World Cup in Mongolia.
Posted on 10/28/19 at 10:17 am to Chadaristic
No question TT is a great program under Beard, but they’re not really fast pace are they? Oregon and Oates are proven fast pace teams. Michigan remains to be seen. Not sure what it means (if anything) but seems worth noting. If he Burnett really wants to run and play uptempo ball then you’d think it’s down to us and Oregon.
Posted on 10/28/19 at 11:17 am to Gongora
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Wake Forest will host Top-30 junior Dallan ‘Debo’ Coleman for an unofficial visit this weekend, a source told @Stockrisers. Most recently visited Alabama.
Posted on 10/28/19 at 3:22 pm to Gongora
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If he Burnett really wants to run and play uptempo ball then you’d think it’s down to us and Oregon.
Remember when recruits were talking about CAJ’s uptempo style of play?
This post was edited on 10/28/19 at 3:23 pm
Posted on 10/28/19 at 3:24 pm to BigBird09
Jackson is ours y’all. I’m 95% sure of it
Posted on 10/28/19 at 3:41 pm to mistaken4193
Has he told Kira though?
Posted on 10/28/19 at 4:14 pm to Gongora
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Has he told Kira though?
Yes, but the situation is fluid...
Posted on 10/29/19 at 8:38 am to RTN
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6’4” Roddy Gayle, Jr.’22 @roddy_gayle of @LewPortBball has earned offers from Alabama, Oklahoma, Wake Forest, Georgia, Buffalo and Niagara as well as strong interest from Syracuse & Marquette. He’ll visit Wake Forest for their next game and #Syracuse on November 6th.
Posted on 10/29/19 at 10:20 am to Chadaristic
Posted on 10/29/19 at 10:30 am to Chadaristic
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Isaiah Jackson is now finished with his official visits. He visited Alabama over the weekend and, earlier this fall, visited Kentucky and Syracuse. The Orange made a quick run at things but this is more of a two-horse race between the Wildcats and the Tide. What it will come down to is whether or not his visit to Tuscaloosa was enough to make up the necessary ground needed in order to catch up to Kentucky.
No one has placed a greater priority on Jackson than the Tide in recent weeks but whenever Cal comes calling, it is difficult to say no, especially with the Wildcats searching for big men. Expect for a college decision within the coming days which will lead into a signing next month.
Posted on 10/29/19 at 11:20 am to Chadaristic
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“It was nice,” Wes Jackson, Isaiah’s father, told BamaOnLine. “It was kind of indescribable. They went all out to make sure that it was a memorable one for us. The program that they have there, the institution that the University of Alabama is, was displayed on several levels. Their football program, we all know is the best in the country. But as it resonates to their basketball program and what they said they what to begin with Coach (Nate) Oats is great. I’m happy for him more than anything being a Michigan guy and just having a genuine love for Coach Oats, Bryan Hodgson, and then I was able to meet Coach (Antoine) Pettway and the other guys, other coaching staff and the secretaries, everybody was just amazing. They made sure that we were comfortable, our stay was informative, as well as just a memorable weekend. It was awesome.”
Oats laid out their vision for Jackson and his family.
“I think Coach Oats is going to be one of the next up-and-coming greats,” Wes Jackson said. “I believe the way that he runs his offense, the way that he utilizes position-less basketball, which if a guy is desiring to turn pro, it’s a good place, it’s a good stop to sharpen your craft to get ready for the pros. He sold his program being one that helps guys that will make it to that level, whether here in the states or overseas, to where they can transition to that next step in their evolution. His program, even though it’s his first year, I saw how he transitioned that team. We were able to sit through two practices to see the way they run their offense. How he has changed the guys and to be able to talk to the guys that were there before he got there, even the coaches, and the transition that took place, helped me understand that this guy is remarkable as a coach.”
With three official visits taken to his three finalists, a decision is expected in the not-too-distant future. Jackson plans to sign next month.
“No sense in prolonging it,” Wes Jackson said. “Less focus on this and more focus on the season and my son polishing his craft. I want to get him above a freshman college level coming into college. If we concentrate more on basketball, his game, growing him more as a leader, getting his body ready, we can get him ahead of the curve and that’s our plan.
“I have as much information I think that a father can give a son as far as his decision. It’s just up to him to pull the trigger given the information, the facts, and seeing where that school is going, and what school can make him a pro, and also mentor him as a young man. That’s what’s more important to me than anything — the mentorship as a man.”
Where do things stand with the trio of finalists?
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“We’re still discussing them,” Wes Jackson said. “Each one has its own particular brand. All three in my opinion fit him for different particular reasons. I think the three that we’ve got for Isaiah and what he does, at first I was kind of leery, I think he made three good picks. Now it’s just about narrowing down who would be best. I believe all of them would work. I’m going to feel like we lose either way it goes because I wish we could have all three. To me it’s three great coaches, three great programs, and staff from all three were great.”
Posted on 10/29/19 at 11:24 am to rockiee
How is your group feeling about Keon Ambrose-Hylton?
Arkansas could really use the size if our other two instate big men go elsewhere (Moore & Jaylin). Seems like Arkansas media believes he leans NC State but don't think that is a strong feeling.
Arkansas could really use the size if our other two instate big men go elsewhere (Moore & Jaylin). Seems like Arkansas media believes he leans NC State but don't think that is a strong feeling.
Posted on 10/29/19 at 11:46 am to rockiee
I don't think Alabama folks are expecting to get him. Seems like we're pretty all in on Jackson and Burnett.
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