Irv Smith to Alabama. Has cancelled his in home with Charlie Strong.

Poor sips.

I am making a recording right now to play for the grandkids one day. Now, give me blue stars like premium would.

Was this one the 10+ silent commits?

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Was this one the 10+ silent commits?

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If so it may be down to 8+ now.

But... Bama

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He's a TE. How often does Kiffin use his TEs??

Hint: Not much outside of the title game.

Smart kid

He's going to be a good TE. It's a shame we lost him.

I hated losing him since we did not get Moss. But I am laughing my ass off because he was supposedly part of the large group of whorns going to commit together.

Yeah, no one is turning down saban for seven-loss strong.

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If so it may be down to 8+ now.

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Did Malik of Nazareth tweet lol again?

Or is it our turn to tweet it?

What sucks is now we have to play him for 4 years...

Not that he will make Alabama any better or worse. He might never see the field. Pretty much anyone would start day one for sip.

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Oh no, Algebra!!! I personally like x=1 in that equation.

how many passes did sip complete to a TE?

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Not that he will make Alabama any better or worse. He might never see the field. Pretty much anyone would start day one for sip.

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I'm just saying he seems like he will be a hell of a pass catching TE so it would be best if somebody we don't play gets him.

I never think of any one player making Alabama better. It always seems they are solid/spectacular across the board.

I have no idea how good this kid is. If he stands out at Alabama, he must be a first round type talent.

Normally, I would agree that you don't want a good player on the other side. However, It appears the kid picked an SEC team where it will be a challenge just to see the field over a bottom dwelling BDF team where he would start day one. That's a smart choice if he wants to make the NFL. A lot of kids chose weak team against weak competition for instant playing time. Data proves the odds are against those kids.

He had good reason to look around with his OC and QB leaving. Best of luck to him where ever he goes.

From the "Talent Drain" article posted several times in other threads. SEC players almost 6 times more likely to draft in the first two rounds ($$$) compared to BDF, AAC and Mountain West.

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These are the tallies for first- and second-round NFL picks by conference in the past two years: SEC -- 34, Pac-12 -- 24, Big Ten -- 23, ACC -- 21, Big 12 -- 6.

Six? Do you know who else has six picks in the first two rounds since 2014? The American Athletic Conference and Mountain West, that's who. (CBS Sports currently projects two Big 12 first-round picks for the NFL Draft this season, both by Baylor later in the first round.)

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It was worth it if it damaged the sips ability to grab a mass of recruits. There are rumors circulating that McCulloch may go out of state (I'd still say sips). The fewer of these guys staying together hurts them and helps with our targets that were supposedly part of this group. It isn't a zero sum game.

Clown sees the big picture. Bama is going to have studs. Just deal with it.

I can't imagine anyone picking sip over Stanford.

Stanford >>>>>>>>>> tu in everything.

If you are a lifelong whorn fan and they were paying you out the nose because they sucked so bad, I could see going to tu.

But yes, in any rational world where it is just the institutions and the current football programs.

Stanford>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>tu

But if he did go to Stanford, it would dynamite much of their supposed momentum.