Is Freeze flipping recruiting in the state of Alabama?

[Tidelines]

He is having a good year in-state and laying a good foundation for the school down south. Several of his three star recruits are good ball players. And they have been productive with good three stars. Is it something to worry about? Alabama produces really good HS football players. Often underrated on the recruiting scale.

 

[AlexanderFan]

It will hurt in the Iron Bowl, where those guys will step up because they understand the significance of the rivalry, and it’s easy to play the,”Bama didn’t want you” card to get them riled up.

Personally I think there needs to be a long serious look at whatever the line recruiting has become. Aside from Evan Neal, Alabama’s line of scrimmage pipeline to the NFL has slowed to a trickle. To get back to where we need to be the line of scrimmage talent, or development of that talent, needs to improve greatly.

 

[jjv0004]

It's called NIL. Auburn threw a bunch of money at 2 dudes who clearly don't care that much about winning. NIL will continue to hurt Bama and other large programs. Not just Bama.

 

[TiderJack]

No. They are going to get more than Gus did and definitely more than Harsin did but not flipping.

 

[TheRealPokeChop]

Yall we have a great 24 class and a phenomenal 25 class so far. Chill.

 

[AlexanderFan]

Yall we have a great 24 class and a phenomenal 25 class so far. Chill.

One of which includes an Auburn legacy.

 

[BearFoot]

Yall we have a great 24 class and a phenomenal 25 class so far. Chill.

Chill?????
Have you seen the main board lately?????

This group knows no chill

 

[Tidelines]

The question is recruiting the state of Alabama. We do have a good overall class and will every year Saban is at Bama. Freeze has more in-state players committed and several are good players.

 

[allybama2009]

We recruit nationally, so some of takes from the state are now not necessarily a take. I guess thats a good problem to have. rtr

 

[IMALOYAL1]

Every few years the state of Alabama has great players. I love it when we have a loaded year but if you can choose between the best in the country you just have to try and get the best of the best.
It's sometimes the 3stars in the state, especially D'line that can become superstars. I don't know how some evaluations are done but overall I think we do a good job.

Transfer rules are hard to understand for me. All the work thats put into evaluations can go out the window if a kid decides he wants to test the market. Loyalty to a program is way down the list for some kids.

..and it doesnt look like it's gonna get better in the near future.