TideWarrior

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But I’m not sure it’s a good strategy to throw drums of gasoline at zombies then light them on fire as they run straight into your wooden perimeter fence

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Elbert Hill is one of the few names in the 2026 class who is being aggressively pursued by all the major powerhouse teams of college football. So far, the player has received a whopping 29 offers but has made a commitment to none.

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Josh Newberg of On3 Recruits provided an update on Elbert Hill’s conundrum in his recent video. “You got three schools that are certainly doing a fantastic job here. Alabama, Oregon, and then USC is the team that’s really rising up following a recent visit in January for Elbert Hill.”

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Hill recently spoke of how Alabama wants him so badly and assured him that they want him to be part of their program. However, the major reason Alabama stood out for Hill was that they were genuinely interested in the player and quite frank with their communication, too. “They just came and just was real with us, and was like, ‘Hey man… we believe you could be a guy to come in here and make an impact early.’ It wasn’t even as much as a pitch. It was just having a real, genuine conversation about what would be the plan for him if he decided to come down to Alabama,” Albert Hill’s father said in a recent statement.

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Hightower played in all 13 games in 2010.

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Trump has been blathering about doing away with the federal income tax and replacing it with tariff revenues since the campaign. But anyone who really knows how things operate behind the scenes KNOWS that this will never happen.

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Alabama has become the latest state to introduce a bill that would create a competitive advantage for its collegiate athletes. Alabama state representative Joe Lovvorn introduced legislation in the House on Tuesday that would make NIL earnings exempt from Alabama’s individual income tax.

The move follows a similar bill popping up in the Georgia state Senate earlier this month. Alabama currently has a state income tax with rates ranging from 2% to 5%. This bill would also put Alabama and Auburn on equal footing, as Tennessee, Florida and Texas are SEC states with no income tax.

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