JC, Arnold, and Keanu

@ J C - I have always supported getting the kids on campus early.I wish that MORE athletes could do that . . . .

Absolutely!

@ S J - I would not mind seeing them get physical and move down the field, controlling the clock, as opposed to scoring in 5 or 6 plays because of unbelievably talented wideouts.

Ennis Whalen Nah we can keep scoring in 5 or 6 plays if our defense holds up

@@laynebrock if, nah our defense is returning a lot of people. It’s gonna be better than it was last year in my opinion

I feel like slade will fall through the cracks tbh. He’s a solid receiver but not one of the starters tho

jngibbs11 We’re losing surtain, Moses and barmore but everyone else is getting older and better so it’ll be interesting to see. And Slade bolden will probably be a Richard mullaney type possession receiver

Thank you very much!

The Slade Bolden video will be done within the next week!

@@aroundthetablesports Thank you bro, so excited

One of the GOATS!

Wait did he really? I hadn't heard that, but how in the world are you going to offer a triple legacy who is also the no. 1 in their respective position a PWO. That explains why they deuced out lol

@@aroundthetablesports Yeah Mike Roach on 247 posted it. I guess both Tommy and Blake got pissed. They are at a good place with y’all anyway. They’ll get at least 1 natty and Tommy will be a first rounder

How about just win? And go where your chances and opportunities are better? You’re the one to accept 2nd place trophy. Weak minded

Georgia and Ohio State have just as much talent as Alabama and still got demolished by the tide.

No I'm a real competitive person I want to bet them not join them it's either there weak or their is a lot of money being thrown around, there is no way as a five star I'm willing to sit on the bench please I remember days when every school got there fair share of top talent and it came down to coaching

@@errickbarnett7963 As I said, it is coming down to coaching. Ohio State and Georgia match Alabama's talent yet Alabama destroyed them. Your logic just doesn't make sense. Let me pose it to you in this manner. Say there was a CHANCE you could get your dream job that pays millions of dollars a year. However; in order to get to that job you have to separate yourself amongst thousands of other candidates. You have to attend a prep program for your dream job. Do you pick Prep school A: Has put more top selections (more money and better contract at your dream job) into your dream Job and has the most active employees at your dream job. OR do you pick B: a prep school that has as many top level selections over five years as prep school A has in one year. It isn't weak minded to pick a program and coach that gives you the best opportunity to succeed. Whever these kids go they are making a decision that will benefit them or their futures. If they go to bama it doesn't make them weak, far from it. You just said you wouldn't sit on the bench, some would argue that is something a person who really doesn't love competition would say. If you really were a competitive person you would want to compete with the best every day which is what Bama is.

Saban didn't have all the best talent his first few years at Bama and went 12-2 his second year and then a championship the next. He rebuilt a team that was struggling before he got there. That's part of coaching.