I know you guys got mad when I posted Blake Barnett on one of these lists, but today there are three former Alabama players on the list so I thought I would pass it along.
In the first three installments of our ‘Remember Me?’ series we looked at former five-stars, former Rivals250 quarterbacks and former Rivals250 offensive players who are set to re-emerge at new college programs this fall. But with so many big names transferring every year, there are plenty more former high-profile recruits hoping to resurrect their careers or improve their draft stock at new programs this fall. Here’s a look at six former defensive four-stars set to play for new schools this fall.
SHAWN BURGESS-BECKER
Burgess-Becker was a package deal with friend and high school teammate Calvin Ridleyand the two chose Alabama together over Florida and Miami. But while Ridley found instant stardom in Tuscaloosa, Burgess-Becker saw scattered playing time, mostly on special teams. Following his freshman year, he elected to transfer and ended up choosing UCF, where he sat out the 2016 season. Entering his sophomore year in Orlando, Burgess-Becker should have the opportunity to see significant playing time in 2017.
You can see the rest of the list here.
In the first three installments of our ‘Remember Me?’ series we looked at former five-stars, former Rivals250 quarterbacks and former Rivals250 offensive players who are set to re-emerge at new college programs this fall. But with so many big names transferring every year, there are plenty more former high-profile recruits hoping to resurrect their careers or improve their draft stock at new programs this fall. Here’s a look at six former defensive four-stars set to play for new schools this fall.
SHAWN BURGESS-BECKER
Burgess-Becker was a package deal with friend and high school teammate Calvin Ridleyand the two chose Alabama together over Florida and Miami. But while Ridley found instant stardom in Tuscaloosa, Burgess-Becker saw scattered playing time, mostly on special teams. Following his freshman year, he elected to transfer and ended up choosing UCF, where he sat out the 2016 season. Entering his sophomore year in Orlando, Burgess-Becker should have the opportunity to see significant playing time in 2017.
You can see the rest of the list here.
