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SignUp Now!Confirmed with Higgins that he visited campus today. Spent the entire day talking ball with the staff.Reached out for confirmation on this.
How many OL have transferred out from Bama now? At least 3 right?I hear we're talking to a grad transfer OL from Bama.
Yea he wants to play SEC ball but a SEC rule is blocking that. Pretty big deal on the web right nowI hear we're talking to a grad transfer OL from Bama.
2 for sure. One I read a article is actually gets 2 years eligible which is a rare find. That would be some top talent to get ahold ofHow many OL have transferred out from Bama now? At least 3 right?
10 minutes ago, Sirhornsalot said:
He and Hand are now following each other on twitter.
You beat me to it. Bama had similar issue with a DB who wanted to go to UGA. They eventually relented and allowed it.Yea he wants to play SEC ball but a SEC rule is blocking that. Pretty big deal on the web right now
Yea supposedly an SEC rule not saban rule. Unless he sits out a yearApparently is in a battle with Alabama over transferring to Tennessee or Auburn. They don’t want him to stay in the conference.
Seems silly to do all of that over a reserve center, but that’s just one man’s opinion.
I wouldn’t call it normal. Unless they are absurdly deep along the OL it’s actually kind of alarming.Your right @Daniel Seahorn 1 to Tulane and another to Oregon already... now this kid. Strange ain’t it? Or I’d thos normal lol
isn't it any in-conference transfers require 2 year sitting period? its how it use to beYea he wants to play SEC ball but a SEC rule is blocking that. Pretty big deal on the web right now
I’m not sure on all that. I just read where Saban is using that line for his excuse. You are probably correct thoughisn't it any in-conference transfers require 2 year sitting period? its how it use to be
If you allow one to transfer within conference, maybe you have to allow all to do it? I could see someone wanting to sue in the future and they would state "You let him do it, why not me?". It's the world we live in.Apparently is in a battle with Alabama over transferring to Tennessee or Auburn. They don’t want him to stay in the conference.
Seems silly to do all of that over a reserve center, but that’s just one man’s opinion.
The Maurice Smith case definitely opens them up to scrutiny at this point. Not sure if they will or can sue, but they will certainly raise a fuss about it.If you allow one to transfer within conference, maybe you have to allow all to do it? I could see someone wanting to sue in the future and they would state "You let him do it, why not me?". It's the world we live in.
