🏈 He may be BMOC, but he's still acting like a punk.

[Max]

Keeping your head in the game I suppose?

 

[BamaFan334]

I wouldn't care who he was, push me like that and I'd kick your knee into the opposite direction. He's a big boy, but not above consequences.

 

[UAgrad93]

Used to play ball at the rec intramurals and pick up games and would go against Jay Barker on more than a few occasions. He was feisty like that and had a mouth that would make a sailor blush, unlike the one he used on National TFV when being interviewed. We used to kick his ass in pick up games all of the time.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

After high school played intermural ball in Birmingham....before the call came tosave America in VN.....and sometimes looked like Bamas starters vs us...
They played like we had AU jerseys on...and if we touched them it was a foul...
BEAR would have been proud...

 

[UAgrad93]

Some of the best games I ever played in were played in the lower gym at Coleman. All of the football players and a few of the basketball guys that might be suspended or not travelling on certain trips. Good games and great memories.

 

[252BAMA]

When I was a student the best basketball player in the building (Foster) for intramurals was also the Bama QB. However, he didn't play. He would just sit and watch the games, and also being the nicest person in the building would talk to anyone who wished to talk to him. His name was Pat Trammell.

Edit: I never think of Pat without thinking of this:

"A short time after Coach Bryant retired (due to advanced heart disease), legendary Birmingham News writer Clyde Bolton caught Bryant in a melancholy moment and asked him quietly, “Who was your favorite player, Coach?”

Oh course, Bryant would never pick one kid over the other, and he loved the guys who consistently tried to outwork their limited abilities every bit as much as his glittering All-Americans, but Bolton finally caught the legendary Alabama molder-of-men just right.

Coach Bryant talked about 10 or 15 “really special” players and then, pausing a moment, famously told the writer, “Now you’ll have to forgive me here for getting a little sentimental but … Pat Trammell was not just my favorite player … he was the favorite person … I’ve ever had in my life.”

That's who Pat Trammell was.

Roy Exum: Scottsboro’s Pat Trammell

 

[bamafan9201]

I’d love to caption that video “when the Ostarine kicks in on the court”

 

[RTB X Bot]

 

[bama alum]

Acting?