Tidal Surge
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Hey Malik, we want to be 100 with you. We like this guy, that guy, that guy, this guy and that guy better than you. Wait, what? We also like this guy and that other guy too, Now, if all of them turn us down, we 100% want you to be the next great Bama lineman. What do you say? (Cough, cough)
Now before you answer, lets make sure those others guys say no first. You got it?
Apparently so.
I never said I think Saban's a saint or God's gift to the football world. I think he does try to be pretty honest with recruits and parents. It'll burn you if you're not.Apparently Saint Nick is not as saintly as you thought.
Even if the player you referenced had the opportunity to go elsewhere, finding out that you had to go elsewhere in February is wrong.
I know that I just wasted a couple of minutes of my life in attempting to inform you that Nick is not God's gift to the football world, but hey, I had to try.
Another example of how things can change rapidly. Auburn went from cold-shouldering Langham and not offering him until the final few weeks before signing day to potentially getting the last official visit in spite of Langham talking on record about being a man of his word and keeping the visit to Tennessee. Tough deal for the Vols. But I agree that Langham is likely T-town bound regardless.
Defensive end Malik Langham has been a prospect that Pruitt has liked since he arrived in Knoxville. The problem is that other schools have fallen in love with the now 4-star end from Huntsville, Ala. And at this point, it looks more likely that Langham will not visit Tennessee this weekend. Auburn is pushing for Langham's final visit this weekend and appear to have the inside track. Langham is also giving some thought to not visiting anywhere. Alabama is the leader for Langham.