It appears that they think they are going to lose Keilan Robinson (their 2nd RB in the 19 class), so they’re making a strong run at Ealy. Would be pure Sabanesque to lose Robinson, but pick up Ealy and end up with two five star RBs in one class. Still think Ealy goes MLB
already stabbing us in the back. dang man. doesn't alabama get enough high profile guys? alabama recruits itself. We don't need former coaches saying hey remember that guy I was recruiting at State, we should get him.
Bama will probably be able to talk him out of playing MLB.
I don’t think there is a whole lot of honor in the coaching business. Huff is gonna look out for number 1.
Pretty crappy that Huff would do that but I'm not sure Huff even gets the Bama staff offer without the extra leverage he gives Bama with Ealy so I doubt Huff had the option to NOT recruit Ealy if he wanted the job. As far as Ealy goes, I just can't see him passing up high draft money in MLB to be part of a RB by committee member at Bama. And that is what he would be there because they will have 2 or 3 other backs already there or coming in ranked just as high as he is.
It would be easier for me to turn down MiLB knowing I'd play for a natty and pretty much guaranteed to be drafted by nfl. Most every Bama back gets drafted
already stabbing us in the back. dang man. doesn't alabama get enough high profile guys? alabama recruits itself. We don't need former coaches saying hey remember that guy I was recruiting at State, we should get him.
It's not MiLB he would be turning down. It's life-changing bonus money. If you get anywhere between 2 and 5 million in a signing bonus right now, versus going the football route and hoping to avoid injury for three or four years and get drafted, it becomes an easier decision.
The choice is a) sign a contract for millions, or b) go to school and work your tail off to have a chance in three years to sign a contract for millions. Which would you do?
Isn't that just human nature? Funny how no one said that Moorhead stole Shraeder from Penn State.
Awesome as in getting beat 44-16 in the natty? lolI'd take the money.
Ealy may look at it different though... the college experience as a Bama football player has to be awesome.
Awesome as in getting beat 44-16 in the natty? lol
So you think Nick Saban, the best college football coach in America, hired Huff because he had a relationship with one player who is more than likely never going to play college football.
I would take the money too. But not everyone does. We have a baseball player on campus right now that turned that kind of money down.
So you think Nick Saban, the best college football coach in America, hired Huff because he had a relationship with one player who is more than likely never going to play college football.
That it DIDN’T factor in to the decision? I would think that relationship with Ealy carries some weight. I don’t think it was the sole reason but I’m sure it was factored in.
I don't believe Saban would hire a coach based on his relationship to a player that has never been committed to him and is unlikely to play college football. No, I don't believe that for one second.
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