It’s recruiting season, so the Tide Illustrated staff is on the road seeing talent in person.

Spring football is coming to a close in Texas and just like us, the Alabama staff continues to keep the LoneStar state as a focus.

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On Tuesday at 5:30. Good/ did not want to play Tennessee first.

Since Bohannon left. Just how good are we?

Offered without comment.

Oregon 10, Hogs 4
Stanford 6, Florida 0 4th
Utah 7, Ole Miss 1.

Also:

Clemson 7, Barn 0
Oklahoma 11, Missouri 0.
Texas 2, Aggies 1.

Tough day for league so far/ Bama, Georgia, LSU and Tennessee have won.

With the double header win yesterday, Alabama climbs to 10 in the Warren Nolan College Baseball RPI. Before the sweep of Ole Miss, Alabama was still projected as having to travel, but we are probably close on hosting A sub regional.

The main factor against Bama is that there are seven SEC teams in the top ten and eight in the top Sixteen. The SEC has earned the host roles; however, it is a long shot that the committee would give one conference that many host slots.

If RPI was the sole criteria for getting in the tournament, the SEC would be headed to getting in 13 teams, with only the defending champion, Ole Miss, out. I think we get 10 in The field, maybe eleven.

College Baseball RPI May 20

No Montana, no problem.

Going into the SEC Tournament on fire!
ROLL TIDE ROLL!

I’ve just begun to like basketball. Yes, I’m here because of the success Alabama Basketball has had the last 3 years. I admit that if Alabama Basketball become mediocre I will loose interest. So, If you are hard core basketball then you can stop reading my opinion at this point.
It’s no doubt that Nate Oats has brought excitement to the program. He has some core beliefs on how the game should be played. Let’s dive into what separates Nick Saban & Coach Bryant to make both the goats of their time. Both were able to change, evolve with the game. Both brought in assistance coaches with different ideals. I hope this young coach isn’t so stuck on percentages that he will continue to not allow his players to shoot a mid-range for example. Playing top teams in the non conference season will expose him to different ideals. I just hope he is open enough to learn and like the goat next door, evolve.

If materials & construction cost go down does anyone think we can build a miniature chicken coop like Auburn?

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According to sources close to Rogers, he could be close to narrowing things down. An announcement could come very soon, along with a commitment following not too far after.

Rogers has a strong relationship with the Bama staff prior to him transferring to IMG. Alabama already has several in the boat for the ‘25 class and adding Rogers would only add to the momentum.

Keep a close a close eye on Rogers as we head into busy season.

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Bama takes Game One 4-1 to move to 14-14 in SEC Play.

Confirmed Alabama rookie numbers​

Will Anderson Jr. | Texans | No. 51
Jordan Battle | Bengals | No. 27
Brian Branch | Lions | No. 32
D.J. Dale | Bills | No. 61
Emil Ekiyor Jr. | Colts | No. 66
Jahmyr Gibbs | Lions | No. 26
DeMarcco Hellams | Falcons | No. 37
Cameron Latu | 49ers | No. 81
Jaylen Moody | Bengals | No. 44
Kendall Randolph | Seahawks | No. 65
Eli Ricks | Eagles | No. 39
Tyler Steen | Eagles | No. 56
Henry To’oTo’o | Texans | No. 39
Bryce Young | Panthers | No. 9
Byron Young | Raiders | No. 93

A look at the 2025 Rivals250 quarterbacks here:

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Reddell dropped his top five today including Alabama, Georgia, Oregon, Tennessee and Notre Dame.

Reddell has visited Alabama on numerous occasions and it would not be a surprise to see him end up in this class. He has versatility and size at 6’4, 220.

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From Will