Not following very closely, but read the report today that the bettor was a high school coach at the reds stadium and was on phone with coach.


So, what if he just told the guy, “man, we’re screwed today. Pitcher hurt his back and we don’t have another starter”

Then the guy takes that info and tries to make himself a quick Buck.

Even if he told him knowing what he’s doing, inside information isn’t illegal in sports betting.

I’m Just saying, if the school fired him for cause to avoid paying his contract and this is the case he could end up suing the school…. More headaches and bad press.

This could be totally off base. just seems like a possibility. trying to give him some credit towards not being a total dumb ass.

As graduation gets underway at The University of Alabama this weekend, a total of 83 Crimson Tide student-athletes will celebrate earning their degrees during the spring semester.



The 83 University of Alabama student-athletes are slated to earn 86 undergraduate and graduate degrees this weekend. The Tide's tally includes two NCAA champions, 11 All-Americans and four CSC Academic All-Americans.



This year's spring graduates also include student-athletes who were part of CFP National Championship squads and multiple Southeastern Conference Championships in men’s and women’s cross country, football, gymnastics, men's basketball, soccer and softball.



Additionally, NCAA Champions Bobby Colantonio Jr. (men’s track and field) and Kensey McMahon (women’s swimming and diving), and NFCA Pitcher of the Year Montana Fouts (softball) helped highlight the Crimson Tide's May graduates.



Two-time CFP National Champion Ronnie Harrison, who just completed his fifth season in the NFL, and former MLB pitcher Adam Morgan returned to Tuscaloosa to receive their diploma after earning degrees this spring.



Among the Crimson Tide's 86 degrees, there are 55 bachelor's and 31 master's, with men’s basketball’s Adam Cottrell and rowing’s Gianna Rucki coming away with a pair of degrees. Each took advantage of the University's Accelerated Master's Program (AMP), allowing them to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree, concurrently. Additionally, women’s swimming and diving’s Jocelyn Fisher took home a pair of undergraduate degrees this spring.



The Crimson Tide's May Graduates Include:

• Four student-athletes are graduating this weekend after earning both All-America and CSC Academic All-America honors during their UA careers: Kalia Antoniou (women’s swimming and diving), Cam Auerbach (men’s swimming and diving), Montana Fouts (softball), Riley Mattingly Parker (soccer)
• Other All-Americans graduating include: Flomena Asekol (women’s track and field), Bobby Colantonio Jr. (men’s track and field), Makarri Doggette (gymnastics), Chelsea Igberaese (women’s track and field), Kensey McMahon (women’s swimming and diving), Matt Menke (men’s swimming and diving) and Grady Shiflet (men’s track and field)

Combined with the 25 graduates who earned degrees following the fall semester, the Crimson Tide has seen 108 of its student-athletes take home diplomas during the current academic year, a total that will rise when the summer commencement list is announced in August.



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The Crimson Tide's May Graduates

• % Ryan Guardino – Baseball
• William Hamiter – Baseball
• Jim Jarvis – Baseball
• Antoine Jean – Baseball
• % Ed Johnson – Baseball
• % Jacob McNairy – Baseball
• % Adam Morgan – Baseball
• Andrew Pinckney – Baseball
• % Tommy Seidl – Baseball
• % Drew Williamson – Baseball
• # Adam Cottrell – Men’s Basketball
• % Noah Gurley – Men’s Basketball
• % Megan Abrams – Women’s Basketball
• % Hannah Barber – Women’s Basketball
• % Brittany Davis – Women’s Basketball
• Myra Gordon – Women’s Basketball
• % Jada Rice – Women’s Basketball
• Chase Allen – Football
• Chris Braswell – Football
• James Burnip- Football
• % Darrian Dalcourt- Football
• Ronnie Harrison – Football
• Jimmy Johns – Football
• Grant Krieger – Football
• Malachi Moore – Football
• Gabe Pugh – Football
• Jahquez Robinson- Football
• Jack Goldasich – Men’s Golf
• Tyler Lipscomb – Men’s Golf
• Thomas Ponder – Men’s Golf
• Dillon West - Men’s Golf
• Emilie Øverås – Women’s Golf
• Ella Burgess – Gymnastics
• Makarri Doggette – Gymnastics
• Mati Waligora – Gymnastics
• % Saskia Dammersmith – Rowing
• Emma Ewell – Rowing
• % Blythe Markel – Rowing
• # Gianna Rucki – Rowing
• Kristen Rupinen – Rowing
• Rachael Tullis – Rowing
• Sydney Wenstrom – Rowing
• Macy Clem – Soccer
• % Riley Mattingly Parker – Soccer
• % Ashlynn Serepca – Soccer
• Sydney Vincens – Soccer
• % Montana Fouts – Softball
• Jenna Johnson – Softball
• Cam Auerbach – Men’s Swimming and Diving
• % Victor Johansson – Men’s Swimming and Diving
• Matt Menke – Men’s Swimming and Diving
• % Riley VanMeter – Men’s Swimming and Diving
• Jack Zhu – Men’s Swimming and Diving
• % Kalia Antoniou – Women’s Swimming and Diving
• % Sydney Carlson – Women’s Swimming and Diving
• @ Jocelyn Fisher – Women’s Swimming and Diving
• Abby Koczo - Women’s Swimming and Diving
• % Kensey McMahon– Women’s Swimming and Diving
• % Ashley Voelkerding – Women’s Swimming and Diving
• % Cat Wright – Women’s Swimming and Diving ¬
• Sydney Orefice - Women’s Tennis
• % Kasia Pitak – Women’s Tennis
• % Ola Pitak – Women’s Tennis
• % Bobby Colantonio Jr. – Men’s Track and Field
• % Leander Forbes – Men’s Track and Field
• Demetrius Jackson – Men’s Track and Field
• Rich Saenz – Men’s Track and Field
• Quincy Scott – Men’s Track and Field
• Mark Shannon – Men’s Track and Field
• Grady Shiflet- Men’s Track and Field
• Jacob Wiggers – Men’s Track and Field
• Flomena Asekol – Women’s Track and Field
• % Chelsea Igberaese – Women’s Track and Field
• Talaya Lewis – Women’s Track and Field
• Katie Lightfoot – Women’s Track and Field
• Jami Reed – Women’s Track and Field
• Karmen Williams – Women’s Track and Field
• Taylor Drapp – Volleyball
• Emily Janek – Volleyball
• Dru Kuck – Volleyball
• Kennedy Muckelroy – Volleyball
• Katie Shook – Volleyball
• % Alyiah Wells – Volleyball

% = Master's Degree

# = Bachelor's and Master's Degree (through UA's Accelerated Master's Program)

@ = Double Undergraduate Degree

This information was gathered from an Alabama Athletics press release

How many games did Bo bet on Alabama to lose?
Again/ I follow games closely. Can think of at least a half dozen games where the Bama starter was pulled early ( 4th or 5th inning) when pitching very well and had a relatively low pitch count. Bama led in many of those games and ended up losing due to lack of middle relief or quality bullpen.

Awful to think about what MIGHT have happened

All Bama's problems this past year? I realize he cannot be all the players and coaches' conscience and when one is dealing with the number of players, coaches and overall numbers of people involved in the program but it just seems or appears the overall Standard of the program is Slipping.

...are in order for pitching another perfect game. The Tide defeated Ole Miss 9/0 in tonight's game.
RTR!!!!!

Biggest win of the year! We ain’t dead yet!
ROLL TIDE ROLL!

Bama wins 9-0. Fouts pitches a perfect game. 6 K's and no walks. Fouts now 21-8 on the season. RTR!!!

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On Facebook about Dave Magadan. Could we get him?

Would you rather have a great high school recruiting class or a great transfer portal class?

Alabama baseball interim head coach Jason Jackson said the team is going back to "business as usual" amid the gambling controversy that led to the firing of Brad Bohannon.

"This is what we told our guys, 'Our day-to-day is going to be the same.'"

on tre white taking a visit to t-town?

at asa newell`s high school to visit him. he may be the best player we are recruiting in the 2024 class.

According to a report, Brad Bohannon contacted a former high school baseball coach to place the bet on the Alabama-LSU game.

Last seasons defense had 6 players drafted. Must have been some talent out there….
And the next two draft classes have the potential of having some very high picks. Talent wasn’t the issue.

Wagner and Evans going to Kentucky were co MVPS of the game apparently though.

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Nwaneri dropped his Top 10 last night including Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama, Oregon, Georgia, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Nebraska & Colorado.

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Nwaneri has been one of the biggest risers in the ‘24 class. Him putting Alabama in this top group only helps push for them to get an OV. For now, he will continue to sort through his top schools with things seemingly wide-open recruitment wise.

Andrew Pinckney gave Alabama baseball fans a reason to smile on a day otherwise defined by confusion and disappointment.

This is so cool to see. Congrats to Ronnie!

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