🏈 latest article on Alfy Hill

This has become a sad story of what might have been. I remember how excited a lot of us around here were when he signed with us. Many of us thought he would have seen the field as a freshman.As he said in the article, he could have done better in high school. Still, the NCAA clearinghouse could have done a lot better as well.It is pretty sad that a kid has met all of a school's and a conference's requirements for admission, has already enrolled in school and started practicing with the team, then is informed that the NCAA didn't like a correspondence course he took in the 10th grade.
 
This has become a sad story of what might have been. I remember how excited a lot of us around here were when he signed with us. Many of us thought he would have seen the field as a freshman.As he said in the article, he could have done better in high school. Still, the NCAA clearinghouse could have done a lot better as well.It is pretty sad that a kid has met all of a school's and a conference's requirements for admission, has already enrolled in school and started practicing with the team, then is informed that the NCAA didn't like a correspondence course he took in the 10th grade.

I remember a picture of him standing next to one of our larger LB's, perhaps Ro, and he just dwarfed him. Speaking of well traveled, bad stories, who was the D-lineman who ended up here from Ohio State? Did he hang around long?
 
this one?

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Major Applewhite made the call on his jersey number...and the rest is history. He was doomed from the start. :sarca:

Hmmm, has me thinking. Who is the first well-remembered Bama player who wore the number 13 in your mind?

Spencer is the first that popped into my mind. I felt better when I thought of Corey.
 
Major Applewhite made the call on his jersey number...and the rest is history. He was doomed from the start. :sarca:

Hmmm, has me thinking. Who is the first well-remembered Bama player who wore the number 13 in your mind?

Spencer is the first that popped into my mind. I felt better when I thought of Corey.

Showing my age with this one....

One of my favorite walk-ons of all time....David Smith, QB, Gadsden, AL.
 
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