Bama Sports Report - An Alabama Crimson Tide Blog
It's back! The Bama Sports Report printable depth chart is available for download.
Grab it, print 10 for you and your friends, family, seatmates, barmates, etc. It's suitable for framing (but I wouldn't - it'll change too quickly).
We'll be back early this afternoon with more pre-kickoff goodness. Until then - ROLL TIDE!
no commentsThe University of Alabama football team held its final practice of the first game week that will have a media viewing period. The practice was held in shells and in the same type of blistering heat that is expected on Saturday.
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Nick Saban released the depth chart for Saturday's Kent State game early this afternoon, and there are few departures from what we've been telling you.
There's still no starter at quarterback: "Someone's got to run out there first, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's the starter." Actually, Coach, that's exactly what it means. One of four guys will run out and take the first snap from center Saturday. It'll either be A.J. McCarron, Phillip Sims, Blake Sims or Trent Richardson. It'll likely be one of the first two, and, officially, Alabama will report that guy as the starting quarterback in the record books.
The offensive line showed some mild surprises as well. See those wrinkles, as well as the full depth chart after the jump.
Partially because I've been hovering at near worthless levels for months now, and partially because I spent the weekend at the beach, taking one last deep breath before football season, I haven't posted my Blogpoll ballot for discussion until now.
There's no time to edit what the folks at SBNation get this week, but any input you have will be dropped into next week's poll. Hit the jump to see the full poll.
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The University of Alabama football team had its final pre-season practice of the year on Saturday. When the Tide practices again on Monday, it will be game week. The staff held the full pads practice inside the Hank Crisp Indoor Facility.
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The University of Alabama football team had its third full squad workout of the 2011 season on Friday. The guys who joined the team on Wednesday were legally able to wear shells for the first time, and the rest of the team joined them in shorts, helmets, and shoulder pads. It was a very hot day in Tuscaloosa, and it looked as if the staff wanted to give the team a little bit of a break on what was likely a very important practice.
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The University of Alabama football team went back to work for its second full squad of the 2011 season on Thursday. The staff decided to give the team a bit of a break from the blistering afternoon heat, and the full pads practice (for some) was held inside the Hank Crisp Indoor Facility.
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The University of Alabama football team held its first full squad practice of the 2011 season on Wednesday. The members of 105 man roster were able to participate in full pads, while the walk-ons who joined the team on the day classes began at the Capstone worked in shorts and helmets.
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The University of Alabama football team practiced on Tuesday for the final time before classes begin. The practice in full pads was the last of the season with just 105 guys. Beginning Wednesday Bama will have its entire allotment of walk-ons join the team.
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The University of Alabama football team held its final scrimmage of the 2011 fall camp on Saturday. The scrimmage, held at Bryant-Denny Stadium, lasted right about two hours and was viewed by members of Alabama's "A Club".
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