dearbravesheep

Brown and Humphrey were huge gets and if they live up to their potential they'll be incredibly important cogs in another championship run.

While it's hard for me to side with a Tiger, ever, I do believe that makes it: Aaron - 2 Bing - 0

Yeah Georgia has bad kids (every school does) but once they leave they straighten up. I think that says a good amount for both programs involved.

You're right, stick with DGB so you can remain "hoopla" free. You're some sort of special.

Sheesh, so much hate! Is it envy that the kid has a super rich dad or what? Snoop has done a whole lot for kids and football, the non-proft Snoop Youth Football League for inner city kids has been around for like a decade now. As for his son, he has no "baggage" just a super celebrity dad. But don't worry fellas, he doesn't want to go to any SEC school anyways. This kid will stay in California.

This kid is a beast. He makes it look so unfair when he bullrushes and runs right over linemen. Of course with him being so huge he isn't the fastest but he can move for someone of his size. I think Alabama has a good chance of landing him. This kis lit up like a Christmas tree when talking about going to Alabama and starting right away (which he definitely would).

Vandy already feeling the pain of him leaving. Sheesh.

The article talks about players who committed crimes, broke team rules, academic issues, were injured, transferred, and greyshirting. Funny, isn't that basically what I said in my first comment?? Those are the ONLY mentions of players being "cut" (for lack of a better word). After that the article goes on and on describing how not everything is handed to players once they sign. Ex: "Those who can’t do as expected are in danger of losing that opportunity." But fails to explain how any of this 'you fell short on the field, you're gone' thing works. Do you have any example of your claim on illegitimate medical disqualifications? Or is that all speculation as well? I can provide you with an article from The Onion, but just because it's on the internet does not mean it makes any viable points or is correct. I didn't ask you to give me an article which doesn't answer my question, I asked YOU to answer my question. My thoughts on this doesn't even end in Tuscaloosa either. No team is going to wrong a player like that without someone (especially said player) blowing the whistle. So until YOU can actually answer my question, sit boy sit.

I didn't call it that, I was referring to the post by Bsums that you neglected to read. And what would these "ways" be? I'm very interested in what your examples are. Bama can't help but to sign a lot, those Georgia HS kids can ball and they want rings on their fingers. ;)

Don't be too concerned. You can't "cut" college football players. They are student athletes at a university, not professionals on an NFL roster. Alabama doesn't bring on more players than everyone else. Players transfer to other schools for more playing time, get redshirted etc etc.

No I understand totally. I wasn't trying to sound like I was knocking what you do, cause that's definitely not the case (I even envy it).

But would you really expect them to say anything not positive about the team they committed to?

I guess big boy football was too intimidating for him! But in all seriousness, I wish the kid luck, especially with going to USC.

I think Petrino was destined to ride the Arkansas meltdown too. Yes they were a lot better with him but I don't think his coaching alone could've stopped the trainwreck and made talent grow out of their practice field.