Al.com article asserts that Nick Saban has gained the commitment of a JUCO player at a “position of need”. Evidently, I do not think that phrase means what I think it means.
Al.com article asserts that Nick Saban has gained the commitment of a JUCO player at a “position of need”. Evidently, I do not think that phrase means what I think it means.
Filed under Nick Saban Rules, Recruiting
“Those 13 jerseys are going to be around a long time.”-- Brock Bowers, The Athletic, 1/10/23
Despite the hyperbole, that guy is pretty big for a DE. I wonder if he’s only going to play on run downs. If he can play against the pass, that guy will be scary.
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He was leading the team in sacks as of the article below:
http://www.nola.com/recruiting/index.ssf/2016/04/lsu_isaiah_buggs_oklahoma_bama.html
Reading on D’marcus Hayes the JUCO OL commit, many had praise Buggs further stating Hayes was better for facing him in practice everyday. Hopefully they face off again in Atlanta.
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It’s all, relative baby.
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Position of Need? Does that mean…”Well, we’re only 3 deep at that position and one of them is only a three-star…”
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Bama has a 3 star? What, is he the water boy?
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QB is actually a position of need for them. All of their scholarship guys except for Hurts are transferring. They have two recruits this cycle. They better hope that they both like Steve Sarkisian. I wonder how Saban would react if Hurts was injured and they had to start the single redshirt freshman walk-on.
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Maybe they can get a Grad Transfer from a mid of the pack ACC program.
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Tom Brady is looking to transfer in as a back up, Saban will be ok.
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If Saban could find a way to bend the rules to say Matthew Stafford has a year of eligibility left, I imagine the Red Elephants would find a way to get him in.
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