📝 Bama dipping into JUCO ranks for offensive linemen?

[TerryP]

One of the things I've found interesting—all it worth following in my eyes—are the offers this staff extends to players in the JUCO ranks.

For one, I see it as a sign of an area they feel there is a significant need—a place they see a need for immediate help.

We've seen it on the offensive line before; most notably with James Carpenter.

I, for one, felt the chances were pretty high that we'd see Leon Brown in our starting lineup for the fall. At the least, which it now appears to be, seeing significant playing time along the line.

Dominick Jackson, JUCO lineman out of California, reports an offer from the Alabama staff. Commitable offer? I don't know, but it seems very unlikely we'd be offering a JUCO guy without it being so. It's not like he'll be showing up for summer camps for offensive and defensive lineman for further evaluation.

• Offensive Tackle
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• CLASS OF 2014

 

[BlueMarlin]

In my (Not so Humble) opinion.


Saban looks at our player needs

and (More Important- for Development)

our Future Player needs - like a ChessBoard.


Better than Any coach I have ever been aware of.


Say what you will about Sabans personality (and they do)

But he has Mastered recruiting.


Can I get a "Roll Tide".



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvyknw4VClE