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SEC Media Days: Saban takes on Agents
by Eric Hudson
The 2010 SEC Media Days picked off from the same drama that ensued last year, with details more shifting
than even some movie writers could have envisioned. No, there was no comments about Tim Tebow’s virginity.
No, Lane Kiffin was not there, (but who misses him?) and nor did Steve Spurrier vote for the ”wrong” best
quarterback in the SEC. However, this year the top story was agents and the intensity of the subject
was everyone’s headline.
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 Things Alabama Must Overcome to go Back-to-Back
By Eric Hudson
It's is now the aftermath of SEC Media Days. The speculation now begins as players and coaches transition from
summer workouts to full pads and start to prepare for the long haul of the season. The Crimson Tide begins team
camp August 4th. I’m not able to see the future nor do I pretend to, but in order to overcome the odds and
repeat there are the five obstacles ....
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Offensive Recruiting Update: Players
theTide is Actively Pursuing for 2011
By Mike Parker
The Tide is possibly off to its best recruiting start ever, even for the Nick Saban era. The following is a
brief description of some of the offensive prospects the Tide still has on its radar screen, though the Tide
will be very picky about offering prospects. With 15 players already in place, ten to twelve will be the
absolute maximum number of commitments the Tide will accept into this class...
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Will Shaun Alexander Ever Make
The Hall of Fame?
By Eric Hudson
 It was a time when the lore of Alabama tradition was unable to live up to its own
championship standard. Alabama had wrecked itself. The University of Alabama, once the pride of
the south, was now just a broken program due to...
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SEC Media Days: Alabama
By Donald F. Staffo
HOOVER- With the SEC hosting its media days last week, for some people the college football season has arrived.
The first coach to speak was Alabama’s Nick Saban, who immediately made it clear that the Crimson Tide was not
defending the national championship it won in 2009. “Last year was a great part of Alabama tradition, certainly
an indelible part of Alabama football history. But last year is basically over.
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Larry's Lowdown
By Larry Burton
Larry Burton lives in Panama City Beach, Florida and is active in many pursuits and hobbies. Key among them are
Alabama Football, SEC football, ALL College Football, Nascar, Scouting, Diving, Boating and Travel.
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TDAL'S Recruiting Analyst
By Mike Parker
Mike is an avid, if not intense, follower of the recruiting process for the Tide.
View his comments and get his always up-to-date insight and the the hard-to-find "inside scoop."
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