The latest on many top targets:

I think of all of these that I've done so far, this one has to be my favorite. Omoruyi is an incredible person with an even better story, so I'd love for everyone to check this one out.

Time to name the former Bama players to wear jersey #51.

Fred Marshall.

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52 days until kickoff. Name the Bama greats to wear #52.

John O’Linger

Jalen Milroe, Tyler Booker and Malachi Moore. Click below for the full conference list.

I know we have two DL Commitments but are we targeting any other DL?

He'll wear No. 2 for the Pelicans now

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All of these dates were previously reported but are now fully confirmed. Another gauntlet for Nate Oats and Co.

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Since Saban is not here any longer unfortunately, what will this Luncheon be called under Debora or are they even having it. Has anyone heard

This is the champion’s lounge and I’m pretty certain the UofA football teams have earned that name. Basketball has its on board and basketball fans can go there for the content IMO. If you wanna post your stuff OTB then win something. That’s the problem with today’s society, wanna include winners that don’t win anything.

I will be assembling a protest until the basketball posts are removed. Thanks

So all you haters and naysayers can hang up any hope of your boy coming off the bench. Just like Jalen Hurts, I told everyone OTB that every coach prefers athletes over statues. Now Milroe will showcase that cannon more in an open offensive scheme. So don’t come in here with you “my wife’s boyfriend mows the grass at BDS and _____ is looking good at QB” because if that _____ is not Milroe, they don’t have a chance. I was right the entire time, suck it, and RTR

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55 days until kickoff name the Bama greats to wear #55.

I was debating not going with the obvious so I will name Derrick Thomas.

#55

53 days until kickoff.

Name the former Bama players to wear #53

Jimmy Carroll

Alabama is taking over SEC Network on Tuesday.

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54 days until kickoff. name the Bama greats to wears Crimson Jersey #54.

I really don’t know where to start with this number. In my lifetime, many Bama greats have worn number 54. Actually there is only one place to start. I remember my Dad took me to the Orange Bowl. It was Alabama-Oklahoma and that day was the single greatest performance, ever, by any Alabama defensive player.
Lee Roy Jordan, Arguably one of the two greatest linebackers, ever at Alabama. We can argue whether it was Lee Roy or DT and the good side is that both sides of the argument are winners.

Lee Roy Jordan. #54.

57 days until kickoff. Name the Bama greats to wear jersey #57.I

The list has to start with Dwight Stephenson

The greatest performance would have been in the 1978 Sugar Bowl against Tom Cousineau, perhaps the greatest linebacker in tOSU history. That day Stephenson, a freshman may have demonstrated to the world just how great he could be, as the tOSU linebacker was single handily destroyed by #57. “The plan,” center Dwight Stephenson said, “was to take it right to them.” And 16 of Alabama’s first 17 plays went right into the teeth of the Buckeye defense. The Crimson Tide held the ball for eight minutes, gaining 60 yards, while Ohio State appeared to be just hanging on, even at that early stage. David Sadler, Green, Bob Cryder and Jim Bunch, the ‘Bama offensive line, thrashed their opposition as the Tide backs consistently gained yardage off tackle. The drive ended short of points when quarterback Jeff Rutledge was stopped on a two-yard pickup on fourth-and-goal from the 5.

The first 17 plays Bama went straight at tOSU’s strength and that was Stephenson on Cousineau and the freshman won each time.

Minnesota Vikings rookie cornerback Khyree Jackson tragically lost his life in a car crash in Maryland. Jackson, who was drafted by the Vikings from Oregon, had been earning rave reviews for his performances in training camp. Dan Lanning also confirmed on Twitter about 15 minutes ago. R.I.P Khyree. Very sad news. My prayers for Khyree's family.