You may be right. One place said 4:28, another said 3:92. The 4:28 sounds more like it. Pretty sure this is wrong. Xavier Worthy holds the record at 4:21.
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2025 Recruiting: 2025 Recruiting Targets, II
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Jalen Hurts - Texas
Mac Jones - Florida
Bryce Young - California
Greg McElroy - California
Tua Tagovailoa - Hawaii
Blake Sims - Georgia
Jalen Milroe - Texas
Starting Quarterbacks not from Alabama during the Saban era.
Jalen Hurts - Texas
Mac Jones - Florida
Bryce Young - California
Greg McElroy - California
Tua Tagovailoa - Hawaii
Blake Sims - Georgia
Jalen Milroe - Texas
So JPW and AJM were the only Bama boys.
AJ won two as starter and left with 3 rings.
Yeah, a 3.92 would be beyond freakishly fast.
Yep, it would be the fastest person in the history of the world on a massive amount of PED's
. The other times Ledstepplin posted were all reasonable.He'd be in Paris right now bringing back all the gold.
Now more than ever Alabama is a national brand. Bryant would pull the occasional player from the West Coast or the Midwest, but the most part he started with core in state kids and then focused regionally in the Southeast.
CNS changed that. Like Duke, UNC, Kentucky, Kansas in basketball, the past 15 years Alabama has become the most consistent title contending and title winning program in college football . Add to that the number of players in the NFL during that time, the kids from New York to California know what Alabama offers. I honestly believe two things influenced Coach DeBoer’s decision to take the Alabama job. First, he wasn’t afraid to follow in the footsteps of CNS. Second, Coach DeBoer fully recognized the national brand juggernaut that CNS had built here.
That said, I still also believe there must also be a focus on maintaining that strong core of in-state players in the program. I think the player growing up here, loving all things Crimson Tide, knows truly what wearing that crimson jersey means…something well beyond just playing football. And sometimes that means that player finding something a little deeper inside that leads to that extra effort. And I think CKD knows that.
It will take time for CKD and Courtney Morgan to build the relationships with those in-state coaches and programs, in addition to other hotbeds in Georgia, Florida and Texas. The Right Reverend Sleaze and the Yellow Fellow Posse are trying their best to “make hay while the sun shinesâ€Â.
CNS changed that. Like Duke, UNC, Kentucky, Kansas in basketball, the past 15 years Alabama has become the most consistent title contending and title winning program in college football . Add to that the number of players in the NFL during that time, the kids from New York to California know what Alabama offers. I honestly believe two things influenced Coach DeBoer’s decision to take the Alabama job. First, he wasn’t afraid to follow in the footsteps of CNS. Second, Coach DeBoer fully recognized the national brand juggernaut that CNS had built here.
That said, I still also believe there must also be a focus on maintaining that strong core of in-state players in the program. I think the player growing up here, loving all things Crimson Tide, knows truly what wearing that crimson jersey means…something well beyond just playing football. And sometimes that means that player finding something a little deeper inside that leads to that extra effort. And I think CKD knows that.
It will take time for CKD and Courtney Morgan to build the relationships with those in-state coaches and programs, in addition to other hotbeds in Georgia, Florida and Texas. The Right Reverend Sleaze and the Yellow Fellow Posse are trying their best to “make hay while the sun shinesâ€Â.
Jake coker. But he was in FSUs recruiting class and transferred to us.
AJ would have won 3 had Nussmeier been more creative and given Drake and Henry the ball some at the pasture.
He was born in Los Angeles and moved to Texas when he was 10. Anyway, not from Alabama.
Forgot about him. He played like a Bama boy despite not being our most talented QB. Had a huge heart and gave maximum effort!
That makes Bryce Young from Pennsylvania.
I strongly suspect that the fastest time over a 100 meter distance run by a human being has never been recorded because it happened a long time ago when someone was being chased by something that wanted to eat them.Yep, it would be the fastest person in the history of the world on a massive amount of PED's
Right. If they were with a friend, you just gotta outrun the friend! ðŸ˜Â
LOL.
It is funny, but incorrect.
Please take a look at Olympic 100-meter distance runners. Their muscles are too big to have survived long time ago. Humans were long-distance and endurance runners, but to run short distances very fast, one would need to have impractically large muscles for survival.
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