Who is Alabama’s Greatest All Time…
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I'm going with Robert Horry just because he has seven NBA championship rings.
Reginald “Mule” King. He is still the leading scorer and rebounder
I think Derrick McKey is a good answer. Robert Horry is a good answer too. The most talented player I have ever, personally, watched at Bama is Sexton. Alvin Lee is my favorite.
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As far as the career at Bama only (no NBA)...hands down Derrick McKey. He could do it all and no team in the SEC had an answer for a 6-9 player with so much versatility (dribbling, shooting from the inside and outside, rebounding, defending, etc.). If he hadn't screwed up and let that agent basically trick him into signing then he would have returned for his senior year and been virtually unstoppable much like he was his junior season.
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Reggie King and Leon Douglas. 1976 team best in Bama history. Beat a North Carolina team by 25 points in NCAA tourney that had 3 Olympians.
Statistically it would be Jerry Harper-he averaged over 20 points and rebounds. Best player I’ve seen since the early 70s is Mule King
Hard to argue. Leon, along with Wendell, may be the most important/significant signees of all time. Our bball culture changed when they got here. All CM's vision.
King. As I recall, McKey was great for a brief shining moment at the end of his junior year but for a career, King.
We have been blessed with some great players over the years, but Mule just might be the best.
He was a warrior. We used to get a lot of great players from Mississippi. He, Derrick McKey, Hollywood Robinson, Eric Washington, and Mo Williams are some of my all time favorites.
I think Senario Hillman and Tony Mitchell are the most freakish athletes that I’ve been play at Bama.
I love what Rod Grizzard brought to the table. But to this day he's still my poster child for Bama players who made the biggest mistake leaving early. He was a 6-8 kid who could dribble, pass, rebound, defend and shoot (3-4 ft outside of the three-point line) but he wasn't consistent enough with his play. If he had returned for his senior season and refined his game then I think he could have been a high draft pick. Although he was drafted in the second round after his junior season Grizzard never played a game in the NBA.
tony mitchell was talented but wasted it. i wish he had worked 4 years like buck.
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