
General Bishop
Favorite team: | Alabama ![]() |
Location: | Gaston, SC |
Biography: | I am happily married to the most beautiful woman alive. I have 8 children and number 9 on the way. I am a huge Alabama fan and Love college football. I am also a Pastor at Amazing Grace IPH Church. |
Interests: | Alabama Football |
Occupation: | Pastor |
Number of Posts: | 34 |
Registered on: | 5/29/2009 |
Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 1/29/14 at 6:53 pm
I live in South Carolina and 4A is the highest rank we have in high school. Miller played 4A. I was shocked that Miller choose Alabama seeing how his daddy was a football player for the yardbirds.. Lol
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 1/14/14 at 5:01 pm
DeAndrew White to enter Nfl draft
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 1/14/14 at 2:48 pm
@AndrewJBone: Marlon Humphrey will not visit #UGA per his father for those wondering if Jeremy Pruitt could influence him.
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 1/13/14 at 4:37 pm
Bo Davis to be hired as Dl coach
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 1/13/14 at 2:46 pm
Well according bamaonline. Orgeron wanted the job but didn't impress Saban. Chris Wilson of Georgia is considered a long shot. Hobby of Clemson, Roach of South Alabama, Haley of LSU, Davis of USC and Rocker are the likely candidate now. They believe Hobby and Roach are most likely.
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 1/11/14 at 1:38 pm
Rcvd from a friend
"Kiffin already making a statement. 5* WR Ermon Lane is now considering Alabama cause of Kiffin, he was the first person Kiffin contacted. But, Orgeron name is surfacing now Saban trying to find a spot for him. If smart is a serious candidate at vandy look out. And Tyren Jones and his dad meet with staff about his future and staff ensured him It's at bama because out of the freshmen he was the better back he just have to learn system and bama staff also inform Hart it's no way he can crack rotation behind Yeldon, Henry, Drake, Jones and Tenpenny (if he returns) . So Hart seeking transfer to UCF
"Kiffin already making a statement. 5* WR Ermon Lane is now considering Alabama cause of Kiffin, he was the first person Kiffin contacted. But, Orgeron name is surfacing now Saban trying to find a spot for him. If smart is a serious candidate at vandy look out. And Tyren Jones and his dad meet with staff about his future and staff ensured him It's at bama because out of the freshmen he was the better back he just have to learn system and bama staff also inform Hart it's no way he can crack rotation behind Yeldon, Henry, Drake, Jones and Tenpenny (if he returns) . So Hart seeking transfer to UCF
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 12/3/13 at 9:05 pm
The comment about Hootie pray and leave GOD on the sideline was a comment made out of angry! As a pastor I am glad the young man sought the LORD and who is to say what the LORD impressed upon on him or why. Also to disinvolving GOD in anything is idiotic.
The reason most thank GOD is because he gave them the ability. If Hootie said that he prayed and GOD told him Lsu this mans story would be different!
Sorry for the rant
The reason most thank GOD is because he gave them the ability. If Hootie said that he prayed and GOD told him Lsu this mans story would be different!
Sorry for the rant
re: Florida or USCe
Posted by General Bishop on 9/25/13 at 10:20 am
Usce does not have a better d than Florida. I believe Florida wins and the yardbirds make it to a little bowl again this year..... :violin: :spank: :cool:
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 9/12/13 at 2:08 pm
Www.bamahammer.com/2013/09/11/alabama-football-need-panic-d-j-fluker-story-just-yet
While Charles Robinson’s report is incredibly thorough, and the vast paper trail left behind by Fluker, Davis, and the agents is impossible to ignore; it’s unlikely that the NCAA will enforce any sort of strict penalty on the Crimson Tide, and even more unlikely that the Crimson Tide is stripped of their 2011 and 2012 national championships.
For anything to happen, the NCAA will have to prove that Alabama was aware of Fluker taking improper benefits to show a “lack of institutional control.” Nowhere in the Yahoo report was it alleged that the University was aware of Fluker taking money, and the agencies that provided the benefits are in no way connected to the university.
In the two most well known instances where Alabama was put on probation and stripped of wins, the situations were completely different from this one. Alabama was hammered in the early 1990's when Antonio Langham took money from an agent because of their failure to cooperate with the NCAA investigation.
The sanctions Alabama received from the Logan Young/Albert Means case in 2000 was due to Young being an Alabama booster and paying Means’ high school coach $150,000 to persuade Means to sign with the Crimson Tide.
Those are completely different circumstances, as are recent NCAA cases where power programs such as USC and Ohio State were forced to vacate wins/scholarships, and received bowl bans.
The Trojans and Buckeyes were both aware of the wrongdoings and did nothing to put an end to it, which is why the NCAA came down so hard on them. USC was stripped of their 2004 BCS title by the NCAA, becoming the first and only school to ever have to vacate a national championship. The Associated Press decided not to strip them of their AP title from that same year.
That is the only precedent for a school being stripped of crystal, and these allegations pale in comparison to the Reggie Bush scandal in southern California.
Now, if the NCAA can prove that Alabama knew about Fluker taking money and did nothing about it, which seems very unlikely, then you should be worried. But not until then.
Alabama Athletic Director Bill Battle released a statement this afternoon to let everyone know that the school was aware of the allegations.
“We have been aware of some of the allegations in today’s story,” said Battle. ”And our compliance department was looking into this situation prior to being notified that this story was actually going to be published. Our review is ongoing. We diligently educate our student-athletes on maintaining compliance with NCAA rules, and will continue to do so.”
Nick Saban also addressed the allegations this evening at his press conference following the Crimson Tide’s practice in a brief statement saying that he had not read the article, but fully voiced his support for the administrative and compliance offices. Repeated questions got Saban pretty heated, and he walked off after no reporter in attendance had a question about the Texas A&M game this weekend.
Saban will assuredly get chastised for his petulant responses to the media, but his frustration is understood when he asks for no further questions on a matter he doesn’t know that much about yet, and is repeatedly asked the same question with slightly different wording.
With the outstanding reporting done by Charles Robertson and Rand Gettin to show the paper trail left by Fluker and others, it’s hard to deny that he took money while he was in college. Inevitably, everyone will go back to this tweet where Fluker admitted taking money, later saying his account was hacked.
In any case, there’s no need to vilify Fluker, especially if you read this story by Michael Gehlken of UT San Diego. Fluker and four members of his family slept in a car for weeks after Hurricane Katrina devastated the gulf coast. He never had money growing up, and he didn’t sleep in a bed by himself until he was 15-years old.
Read this by Yahoo’s Dan Wetzel, who once again takes down the NCAA’s stance on amateurism. It’s a broken system, and one that is drastically in need of a complete overhaul. If the NCAA, and institutions can make money off of players, then players should be given some portion of that profit.
But I digress. The point of this is that there is no need to panic at this moment. The university will investigate this matter and do their due diligence to make sure no one inside the football program was aware of Fluker taking money. The NCAA will look into this as well, but unless they can find proof of a university cover-up, then there’s not a lot than come of this.
So remove your hand from the panic button, and don’t go getting rid of your 2011 and 2012 national championship memorabilia just yet.
While Charles Robinson’s report is incredibly thorough, and the vast paper trail left behind by Fluker, Davis, and the agents is impossible to ignore; it’s unlikely that the NCAA will enforce any sort of strict penalty on the Crimson Tide, and even more unlikely that the Crimson Tide is stripped of their 2011 and 2012 national championships.
For anything to happen, the NCAA will have to prove that Alabama was aware of Fluker taking improper benefits to show a “lack of institutional control.” Nowhere in the Yahoo report was it alleged that the University was aware of Fluker taking money, and the agencies that provided the benefits are in no way connected to the university.
In the two most well known instances where Alabama was put on probation and stripped of wins, the situations were completely different from this one. Alabama was hammered in the early 1990's when Antonio Langham took money from an agent because of their failure to cooperate with the NCAA investigation.
The sanctions Alabama received from the Logan Young/Albert Means case in 2000 was due to Young being an Alabama booster and paying Means’ high school coach $150,000 to persuade Means to sign with the Crimson Tide.
Those are completely different circumstances, as are recent NCAA cases where power programs such as USC and Ohio State were forced to vacate wins/scholarships, and received bowl bans.
The Trojans and Buckeyes were both aware of the wrongdoings and did nothing to put an end to it, which is why the NCAA came down so hard on them. USC was stripped of their 2004 BCS title by the NCAA, becoming the first and only school to ever have to vacate a national championship. The Associated Press decided not to strip them of their AP title from that same year.
That is the only precedent for a school being stripped of crystal, and these allegations pale in comparison to the Reggie Bush scandal in southern California.
Now, if the NCAA can prove that Alabama knew about Fluker taking money and did nothing about it, which seems very unlikely, then you should be worried. But not until then.
Alabama Athletic Director Bill Battle released a statement this afternoon to let everyone know that the school was aware of the allegations.
“We have been aware of some of the allegations in today’s story,” said Battle. ”And our compliance department was looking into this situation prior to being notified that this story was actually going to be published. Our review is ongoing. We diligently educate our student-athletes on maintaining compliance with NCAA rules, and will continue to do so.”
Nick Saban also addressed the allegations this evening at his press conference following the Crimson Tide’s practice in a brief statement saying that he had not read the article, but fully voiced his support for the administrative and compliance offices. Repeated questions got Saban pretty heated, and he walked off after no reporter in attendance had a question about the Texas A&M game this weekend.
Saban will assuredly get chastised for his petulant responses to the media, but his frustration is understood when he asks for no further questions on a matter he doesn’t know that much about yet, and is repeatedly asked the same question with slightly different wording.
With the outstanding reporting done by Charles Robertson and Rand Gettin to show the paper trail left by Fluker and others, it’s hard to deny that he took money while he was in college. Inevitably, everyone will go back to this tweet where Fluker admitted taking money, later saying his account was hacked.
In any case, there’s no need to vilify Fluker, especially if you read this story by Michael Gehlken of UT San Diego. Fluker and four members of his family slept in a car for weeks after Hurricane Katrina devastated the gulf coast. He never had money growing up, and he didn’t sleep in a bed by himself until he was 15-years old.
Read this by Yahoo’s Dan Wetzel, who once again takes down the NCAA’s stance on amateurism. It’s a broken system, and one that is drastically in need of a complete overhaul. If the NCAA, and institutions can make money off of players, then players should be given some portion of that profit.
But I digress. The point of this is that there is no need to panic at this moment. The university will investigate this matter and do their due diligence to make sure no one inside the football program was aware of Fluker taking money. The NCAA will look into this as well, but unless they can find proof of a university cover-up, then there’s not a lot than come of this.
So remove your hand from the panic button, and don’t go getting rid of your 2011 and 2012 national championship memorabilia just yet.
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 9/4/13 at 12:28 pm
Is there any web site covering this
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 8/5/13 at 11:59 am
This
Libertyabides71
Alabama Fan
Member since Jul 2013
343 posts
re: Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Posted on 8/5/13 at 1:21 am to RobertStewartisHere)
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I am tired of taking commits from guys that Rivals/247/ESPN/Scout hadn't wrote a single article about until they committed to us. They never contribute and end up either riding the bench for four years or get hurt. Why take/recruit the Jon Acthisons/Caleb Gulledge/Cole Mazzas/ of the world. Sure we recruit great but seriously every cycle since the 08 cycle we lost momentum by signing day with some really elite prospects who have gone on the dominate college football and grab attention.
If you are going to take an idiot like Caleb Gulledge why not just take Denzel Nkemdiche.
I know its being very picky, but guys like Robert Quinn, Jadaveon Clowney, Robert Nkemdiche, were all certain locks for long stretches of their recruitments to ultimately commit to shite programs.
Don't get me wrong we sign great great talent, but for the most part we still aren't signing the "Award Winners" ie the Clowney's. By now it seems the bluest of the blue chips would be jumping on board but they start choosing absolute shite programs. I would love to land one legitimate recruit while Saban is here that the pundits can't say well "Recruit X that signed with Bumfrick you is better". It was that way with Julio, Mark, Trent, Courtney, now Allen etc.
Maybe Saban doesn't want to land "that guy" but then why does he recruit them only to fall off short?
And before the Saban has a planners start swarming, yes our D's have been above average post 2008 but even with guys like Dareus, and Upshaw on to guys like Dial and Square our Pass rush has been non existant to mediocre. Seriously would not a Robert Quinn, a Jadaveon Clowney, a Robert Nkemdiche had made a big difference?
Libertyabides71
Alabama Fan
Member since Jul 2013
343 posts
re: Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Posted on 8/5/13 at 1:21 am to RobertStewartisHere)
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I am tired of taking commits from guys that Rivals/247/ESPN/Scout hadn't wrote a single article about until they committed to us. They never contribute and end up either riding the bench for four years or get hurt. Why take/recruit the Jon Acthisons/Caleb Gulledge/Cole Mazzas/ of the world. Sure we recruit great but seriously every cycle since the 08 cycle we lost momentum by signing day with some really elite prospects who have gone on the dominate college football and grab attention.
If you are going to take an idiot like Caleb Gulledge why not just take Denzel Nkemdiche.
I know its being very picky, but guys like Robert Quinn, Jadaveon Clowney, Robert Nkemdiche, were all certain locks for long stretches of their recruitments to ultimately commit to shite programs.
Don't get me wrong we sign great great talent, but for the most part we still aren't signing the "Award Winners" ie the Clowney's. By now it seems the bluest of the blue chips would be jumping on board but they start choosing absolute shite programs. I would love to land one legitimate recruit while Saban is here that the pundits can't say well "Recruit X that signed with Bumfrick you is better". It was that way with Julio, Mark, Trent, Courtney, now Allen etc.
Maybe Saban doesn't want to land "that guy" but then why does he recruit them only to fall off short?
And before the Saban has a planners start swarming, yes our D's have been above average post 2008 but even with guys like Dareus, and Upshaw on to guys like Dial and Square our Pass rush has been non existant to mediocre. Seriously would not a Robert Quinn, a Jadaveon Clowney, a Robert Nkemdiche had made a big difference?
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 8/5/13 at 11:53 am
Wasn't there someone complaining a few post back about not landing the big time recruits. Then we land the number one QB in 2015 and 3rd overall. Someone is hating they said that... Roll Tide Roll... Huge to go into California's backyard and pick up the number one QB in the land from them....
Loving the Process!!!!
Loving the Process!!!!
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 8/2/13 at 8:03 pm
Heard it from Cecil Hurt
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 8/2/13 at 1:39 pm
4 Star Daruis Page was medically disqualified that is how Bradley Bozeman got on this year....
re: Alabama Class of 2014 Recruiting MEGATHREAD (Goodnight sweet Prince)
Posted by General Bishop on 8/2/13 at 9:10 am
Did I hear correctly? When asked about how is a contacting him the most his reply about Auburn was, "That Coach Chizik calls his coach!" So he does not know that chiz it is gone. Did I hear wrong? Thanks for all the recruiting info. I follow this, but don't get to post a lot.
Peace
:nana: :cool:
Peace
:nana: :cool:
re: Official A-Day get together thread
Posted by General Bishop on 3/27/13 at 10:33 am
I will be there!
Super exicted about seeing the Aday game!!!! :nana:
Super exicted about seeing the Aday game!!!! :nana:
re: After RN commits to Ole Miss what is a realistic over/under
Posted by General Bishop on 2/6/13 at 1:56 pm
Rumor is that Aaron Rodgers and Adrian Peterson have signed with ole miss and will be getting raises
:rotflmao:
:rotflmao:
re: ***OFFICIAL*** NSD Recruit Tracker Extravaganza thread - GREAT CLASS!!!!
Posted by General Bishop on 2/6/13 at 1:50 pm
Rumor is that Aaron Rodgers and Adrian Peterson have signed with ole miss and will be getting raises
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:
re: 2013 Alabama Football Recruiting Thread
Posted by General Bishop on 2/4/13 at 10:02 pm
Ruben Foster is a huge add for this class, this young man is a beast.. I like how he said that he been a Alabama fan since he was a pup... Lol
:cool:
:cool:
re: 2013 Alabama Football Recruiting Thread
Posted by General Bishop on 1/31/13 at 8:41 pm
CrimsonFever hey man send that to me @
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Thanks bruh
Preachercraps@yahoo.com
Thanks bruh
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