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5 hours ago, 1leggedduck said:

I recall Akers’ Angels from my early days at UT. They were very hot, and always in attendance at recruiting functions. I do not know if they were offering spiritual guidance, or otherwise. But they were world class, no doubt.

I knew a man from West Texas whose daughter was an Aker’s Angel. He was an almost-but not quite BMD and an alumnus who would never let his daughter be part of an recruiting escort service. That’s not to claim they were all angels, but that’s what I know of it. 

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 Rivals100 running back from El Campo High School in Texas, is a special talent. He was already established as one of the premier athletes in the country, and he showcased what he could do on the field this past fall.

Owens posted eye-popping numbers which included 2,989 yards rushing and 48 touchdowns. His 12.1 yards per carry is also impressive. He was named the MaxPreps National Junior of the Year for his performance.

He told Bama Insider last spring he considers himself a running back, but he is open to playing any position getting the ball in his hands. He traveled to Tuscaloosa for the first time in early June where he spent a few days working out with Alabama running backs coach, Robert Gillespie.

"He said a lot of great things; of course he wants me, that I’m an elite player on-and-off the field," Owens said after his visit to Alabama. "He said coaches at the next level are looking for a player like you. If I come there and work hard, plus be mentally ready I can play as a true freshman."

Owens decommitted from Texas after taking several trips during the summer which included stops at Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Texas A&M. He considers his recruitment wide open after his junior season. He does mention Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Michigan State, Oklahoma State, Oregon, USC, Texas and Texas A&M as top contenders.

The Crimson Tide has showcased its commitment to recruiting Owens as tight ends coach Drew Svoboda went to see him play during his junior season. Coach Svoboda has also been to see Owens twice since last Friday. Nick Saban also visited El Campo on Monday.

"I talk to Coach Gillespie, Coach Svoboda and Coach Saban often,” he said on Thursday. “I like the scheme and the play calls. "They have talked to me about playing as a freshman and having an impact on the field. They like how I run routes out of the backfield plus playing in the slot."

Owens said he does not have an exact date of when he will return to Tuscaloosa, but expects to visit sometime in the spring. He was initially blown away after his first trip to Alabama.

"It was great," Owens said. "I love the culture. Everything stood out. The place is just different. They had a 360-degree hype that was fire. Plus, anything you need is right there for you.

"It's the Bama Factor. What's not to like about it? The whole staff is great. The facilities are state-of-the-art. The people in the community were friendly. It was a great vibe and experience."

 

Are we still trying to re-recruit Rueben, with out new RB coach and the change with NIL happening?

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/m/cad585d6-4fb4-3d58-b6a0-a65a6fab5f53/alabama-spending-time-in.html

 

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27 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

 Rivals100 running back from El Campo High School in Texas, is a special talent. He was already established as one of the premier athletes in the country, and he showcased what he could do on the field this past fall.

Owens posted eye-popping numbers which included 2,989 yards rushing and 48 touchdowns. His 12.1 yards per carry is also impressive. He was named the MaxPreps National Junior of the Year for his performance.

He told Bama Insider last spring he considers himself a running back, but he is open to playing any position getting the ball in his hands. He traveled to Tuscaloosa for the first time in early June where he spent a few days working out with Alabama running backs coach, Robert Gillespie.

"He said a lot of great things; of course he wants me, that I’m an elite player on-and-off the field," Owens said after his visit to Alabama. "He said coaches at the next level are looking for a player like you. If I come there and work hard, plus be mentally ready I can play as a true freshman."

Owens decommitted from Texas after taking several trips during the summer which included stops at Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Texas A&M. He considers his recruitment wide open after his junior season. He does mention Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Michigan State, Oklahoma State, Oregon, USC, Texas and Texas A&M as top contenders.

The Crimson Tide has showcased its commitment to recruiting Owens as tight ends coach Drew Svoboda went to see him play during his junior season. Coach Svoboda has also been to see Owens twice since last Friday. Nick Saban also visited El Campo on Monday.

"I talk to Coach Gillespie, Coach Svoboda and Coach Saban often,” he said on Thursday. “I like the scheme and the play calls. "They have talked to me about playing as a freshman and having an impact on the field. They like how I run routes out of the backfield plus playing in the slot."

Owens said he does not have an exact date of when he will return to Tuscaloosa, but expects to visit sometime in the spring. He was initially blown away after his first trip to Alabama.

"It was great," Owens said. "I love the culture. Everything stood out. The place is just different. They had a 360-degree hype that was fire. Plus, anything you need is right there for you.

"It's the Bama Factor. What's not to like about it? The whole staff is great. The facilities are state-of-the-art. The people in the community were friendly. It was a great vibe and experience."

 

Are we still trying to re-recruit Rueben, with out new RB coach and the change with NIL happening?

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/m/cad585d6-4fb4-3d58-b6a0-a65a6fab5f53/alabama-spending-time-in.html

 

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29 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

 Rivals100 running back from El Campo High School in Texas, is a special talent. He was already established as one of the premier athletes in the country, and he showcased what he could do on the field this past fall.

Owens posted eye-popping numbers which included 2,989 yards rushing and 48 touchdowns. His 12.1 yards per carry is also impressive. He was named the MaxPreps National Junior of the Year for his performance.

He told Bama Insider last spring he considers himself a running back, but he is open to playing any position getting the ball in his hands. He traveled to Tuscaloosa for the first time in early June where he spent a few days working out with Alabama running backs coach, Robert Gillespie.

"He said a lot of great things; of course he wants me, that I’m an elite player on-and-off the field," Owens said after his visit to Alabama. "He said coaches at the next level are looking for a player like you. If I come there and work hard, plus be mentally ready I can play as a true freshman."

Owens decommitted from Texas after taking several trips during the summer which included stops at Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Texas A&M. He considers his recruitment wide open after his junior season. He does mention Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Michigan State, Oklahoma State, Oregon, USC, Texas and Texas A&M as top contenders.

The Crimson Tide has showcased its commitment to recruiting Owens as tight ends coach Drew Svoboda went to see him play during his junior season. Coach Svoboda has also been to see Owens twice since last Friday. Nick Saban also visited El Campo on Monday.

"I talk to Coach Gillespie, Coach Svoboda and Coach Saban often,” he said on Thursday. “I like the scheme and the play calls. "They have talked to me about playing as a freshman and having an impact on the field. They like how I run routes out of the backfield plus playing in the slot."

Owens said he does not have an exact date of when he will return to Tuscaloosa, but expects to visit sometime in the spring. He was initially blown away after his first trip to Alabama.

"It was great," Owens said. "I love the culture. Everything stood out. The place is just different. They had a 360-degree hype that was fire. Plus, anything you need is right there for you.

"It's the Bama Factor. What's not to like about it? The whole staff is great. The facilities are state-of-the-art. The people in the community were friendly. It was a great vibe and experience."

 

Are we still trying to re-recruit Rueben, with out new RB coach and the change with NIL happening?

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/m/cad585d6-4fb4-3d58-b6a0-a65a6fab5f53/alabama-spending-time-in.html

 

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 Rivals100 running back from El Campo High School in Texas, is a special talent. He was already established as one of the premier athletes in the country, and he showcased what he could do on the field this past fall.

Owens posted eye-popping numbers which included 2,989 yards rushing and 48 touchdowns. His 12.1 yards per carry is also impressive. He was named the MaxPreps National Junior of the Year for his performance.

He told Bama Insider last spring he considers himself a running back, but he is open to playing any position getting the ball in his hands. He traveled to Tuscaloosa for the first time in early June where he spent a few days working out with Alabama running backs coach, Robert Gillespie.

"He said a lot of great things; of course he wants me, that I’m an elite player on-and-off the field," Owens said after his visit to Alabama. "He said coaches at the next level are looking for a player like you. If I come there and work hard, plus be mentally ready I can play as a true freshman."

Owens decommitted from Texas after taking several trips during the summer which included stops at Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Texas A&M. He considers his recruitment wide open after his junior season. He does mention Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Michigan State, Oklahoma State, Oregon, USC, Texas and Texas A&M as top contenders.

The Crimson Tide has showcased its commitment to recruiting Owens as tight ends coach Drew Svoboda went to see him play during his junior season. Coach Svoboda has also been to see Owens twice since last Friday. Nick Saban also visited El Campo on Monday.

"I talk to Coach Gillespie, Coach Svoboda and Coach Saban often,” he said on Thursday. “I like the scheme and the play calls. "They have talked to me about playing as a freshman and having an impact on the field. They like how I run routes out of the backfield plus playing in the slot."

Owens said he does not have an exact date of when he will return to Tuscaloosa, but expects to visit sometime in the spring. He was initially blown away after his first trip to Alabama.

"It was great," Owens said. "I love the culture. Everything stood out. The place is just different. They had a 360-degree hype that was fire. Plus, anything you need is right there for you.

"It's the Bama Factor. What's not to like about it? The whole staff is great. The facilities are state-of-the-art. The people in the community were friendly. It was a great vibe and experience."

 

Are we still trying to re-recruit Rueben, with out new RB coach and the change with NIL happening?

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/m/cad585d6-4fb4-3d58-b6a0-a65a6fab5f53/alabama-spending-time-in.html

 

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1 minute ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

I noticed on here that there had been no posts for over 6 months....hence, my question.  

He's the 2nd ranked player in the state, the best RB prospect in the state of Texas since Jonathan Gray (maybe since Jamaal Charles?), and has previously been committed to us.

So, uh, yeah we're still recruiting him.

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17 minutes ago, Hornlover said:

He's the 2nd ranked player in the state, the best RB prospect in the state of Texas since Jonathan Gray (maybe since Jamaal Charles?), and has previously been committed to us.

So, uh, yeah we're still recruiting him.

Waaaay better than Gray.  You do indeed have to go back to Jamaal or APeterson.  

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2 hours ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

 Rivals100 running back from El Campo High School in Texas, is a special talent. He was already established as one of the premier athletes in the country, and he showcased what he could do on the field this past fall.

Owens posted eye-popping numbers which included 2,989 yards rushing and 48 touchdowns. His 12.1 yards per carry is also impressive. He was named the MaxPreps National Junior of the Year for his performance.

He told Bama Insider last spring he considers himself a running back, but he is open to playing any position getting the ball in his hands. He traveled to Tuscaloosa for the first time in early June where he spent a few days working out with Alabama running backs coach, Robert Gillespie.

"He said a lot of great things; of course he wants me, that I’m an elite player on-and-off the field," Owens said after his visit to Alabama. "He said coaches at the next level are looking for a player like you. If I come there and work hard, plus be mentally ready I can play as a true freshman."

Owens decommitted from Texas after taking several trips during the summer which included stops at Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Texas A&M. He considers his recruitment wide open after his junior season. He does mention Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Michigan State, Oklahoma State, Oregon, USC, Texas and Texas A&M as top contenders.

The Crimson Tide has showcased its commitment to recruiting Owens as tight ends coach Drew Svoboda went to see him play during his junior season. Coach Svoboda has also been to see Owens twice since last Friday. Nick Saban also visited El Campo on Monday.

"I talk to Coach Gillespie, Coach Svoboda and Coach Saban often,” he said on Thursday. “I like the scheme and the play calls. "They have talked to me about playing as a freshman and having an impact on the field. They like how I run routes out of the backfield plus playing in the slot."

Owens said he does not have an exact date of when he will return to Tuscaloosa, but expects to visit sometime in the spring. He was initially blown away after his first trip to Alabama.

"It was great," Owens said. "I love the culture. Everything stood out. The place is just different. They had a 360-degree hype that was fire. Plus, anything you need is right there for you.

"It's the Bama Factor. What's not to like about it? The whole staff is great. The facilities are state-of-the-art. The people in the community were friendly. It was a great vibe and experience."

Are we still trying to re-recruit Rueben, with out new RB coach and the change with NIL happening?

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/m/cad585d6-4fb4-3d58-b6a0-a65a6fab5f53/alabama-spending-time-in.html

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19 minutes ago, texifornia said:

Tell me you didn't actually read the whole post or the replies without telling me you didn't read the whole post or the replies.

Tell me there are posters whose lives are so sad and meaningless that they actually care which thread it gets posted in without telling me that there are posters whose lives are so sad and meaningless that they actually care which thread it gets posted in.

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1 minute ago, Hornius Emeritus said:

Tell me there are posters whose lives are so sad and meaningless that they actually care which thread it gets posted in without telling me that there are posters whose lives are so sad and meaningless that they actually care which thread it gets posted in.

The vitriol was nearly entirely about the astonishingly out-of-the-loop question at the end about whether we were still recruiting him, not about posting a relevant article. Reading comprehension is hard, though, I get it.

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9 minutes ago, texifornia said:

The vitriol was nearly entirely about the astonishingly out-of-the-loop question at the end about whether we were still recruiting him, not about posting a relevant article. Reading comprehension is hard, though, I get it.

But the person to whom you responded didn't cite those posters but rather the ones who are giving the poster shit about posting in the wrong thread. I mean, you actually quoted his words.

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1 hour ago, texifornia said:

Tell me you didn't actually read the whole post or the replies without telling me you didn't read the whole post or the replies.

lol even harder man. he quoted the article with one little question about his recruiting. Tell me you need to break from the board without telling me you need a break from the board.

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Tell me you want to get negged by posting the stupid fucking "tell me without telling me" bullshit one more fucking time. 

Tell me you want to tell me you want to get negged by posting the stupid fucking "tell me without telling me" bullshit one more fucking time without telling me you want to Tell me you want to get negged by posting the stupid fucking "tell me without telling me" bullshit one more fucking time. 

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13 hours ago, Bevo14 said:

Tell me you want to tell me you want to get negged by posting the stupid fucking "tell me without telling me" bullshit one more fucking time without telling me you want to Tell me you want to get negged by posting the stupid fucking "tell me without telling me" bullshit one more fucking time. 

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