yoyoyoyo
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Umm...truly legit grad transfers are rare. Bama has enough competition. Not sure I agree that Bama would reel in dudes who want certain playing time. Grad transfers likely cherry pick their destination based on playing time expectations. How often does Bama truly NEED a certain position. It'd be a risky venture unless Bama has the graduate degree someone covets. I'm sure there will be some, but few and far between.
Lol dude you act like Saban wouldn't have pursued an sec grad transfer if he wasnted them until now. He just hasn't had one he wanted or needed. It won't do much for him because he doesn't usually have easy wide open position available anyway. It's usually people not starting so why would they start at Bama
Bama's kicker Andy Pappanostos was a grad transfer. Saban needed a kicker after failing to land one in the 2016 class. Ole Miss granted Pappanostos a full release and allowed him to transfer within the SEC, even though Bama and Ole Miss were SECW rivals. He had two years of eligibility left and didnt have to sit out a year or appeal to the SEC.
S[FONT="]aban is totally in favor of grad transfers within the SEC when it benefits Bama and totally against them when it benefits another school. Blatant hypocrisy.
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Lol...Saban could crap his pants on the sidelines and his worshipers would be praising him as a genius for distracting the other team. Saban came out of this looking like the douche he is and now his cronies are doing damage control.