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re: Only two Alabama players in the 2010 Rivals 100
Posted on 3/11/09 at 2:56 pm to ApexTiger
Posted on 3/11/09 at 2:56 pm to ApexTiger
Barton Simmons will use the Miss/Bama all-star game as a testament to the great players in the state. I can hear that dude now:
This was a year that was supposed to be rather thin in the state of Alabama and for the better part of the 2010 recruiting season, rivals has treated it as such. But what we have witnessed this week at the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star game was nothing short of amazing as we attempt to justify our phalic approach to the state. (Insert Name) came in a relatively unheralded Alabama commit from (Insert High School) to the forefront of the show, as he measured in at (insert measurables) and gave the (insert position) fits all day long. If there was ever a player ready to make a huge jump and contend for five star status, (players name) would be just that person.
But let's not overlook some of the other amazing performances we saw here this week, including (Insert names that will move up precipitously) in the state of Alabama.
This was a year that was supposed to be rather thin in the state of Alabama and for the better part of the 2010 recruiting season, rivals has treated it as such. But what we have witnessed this week at the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star game was nothing short of amazing as we attempt to justify our phalic approach to the state. (Insert Name) came in a relatively unheralded Alabama commit from (Insert High School) to the forefront of the show, as he measured in at (insert measurables) and gave the (insert position) fits all day long. If there was ever a player ready to make a huge jump and contend for five star status, (players name) would be just that person.
But let's not overlook some of the other amazing performances we saw here this week, including (Insert names that will move up precipitously) in the state of Alabama.
This post was edited on 3/11/09 at 2:58 pm
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Posted on 3/11/09 at 6:49 pm to Tiger Authority
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Posted on 3/13/09 at 7:51 am to Tiger Authority
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Barton Simmons will use the Miss/Bama all-star game as a testament to the great players in the state. I can hear that dude now:
This was a year that was supposed to be rather thin in the state of Alabama and for the better part of the 2010 recruiting season, rivals has treated it as such. But what we have witnessed this week at the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star game was nothing short of amazing as we attempt to justify our phalic approach to the state. (Insert Name) came in a relatively unheralded Alabama commit from (Insert High School) to the forefront of the show, as he measured in at (insert measurables) and gave the (insert position) fits all day long. If there was ever a player ready to make a huge jump and contend for five star status, (players name) would be just that person.
But let's not overlook some of the other amazing performances we saw here this week, including (Insert names that will move up precipitously) in the state of Alabama.
That's 100% accurate.
"Clifton Dawson scored Harvard's first touchdown of the game, leaving Yale defender #3 Barton Simmons behind."
Why is a 2004 former Ivy League player attempting to grade SEC caliber Football talent?
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