🏈 Antonio Alfano to Colorado.

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[planomateo]

Yet again, I never want to hear a Pac-12 fan talk about academics as compared to the SEC.

 

[mando]

There has to be more to the story behind this kid. He would have had an opportunity this year for a ton of playing time at bama with the youth on this D if he was willing to do the right things the right way.

I wish the kid well.

 

[UAgrad93]

Kid has A LOT of growing up to do. I saw where he had been in 3 separate HS before graduating and is now on his 2nd University. I wish him well, but the stories of a grandmother being ill, etc. seem to not carry any meaning at all.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

To Colorado.....and never to be heard from again...the Rocky Mountain wasteland

 

[Bamabww]

I’ll only say this: Living in Colorado has advantages that living in Alabama doesn’t.

Best of luck to the young man.

 

[Elderfalsedemigod]

Living in Colorado has advantages that living in Alabama doesn’t.

ironically the specter of the devil's lettuce rears it's leafy head again

 

[#80]

Makes a lot of sense he went further away from home.

 

[BamaFan334]

I wish him only the best and hope he gets those mental demons gone, but this also pisses me off when looking at the preferential treatment these athletes get. Any other one of us would have never been admitted to another school after a timeline academically like his. Dropped out of school, has zero hours, yet was accepted to a school that has somewhat decent standards for acceptance, like a tougher to get into. They would have told the rest of us to eff off. This is another example of the benefit these athletes get over traditional students and it may not have financial value, but it allows them a completely different trajectory than normal students, and another reason why being paid after all of these current opportunities is just nuts.