Clemson owns Alabama recruiting?
If that is a question then the answer is no they do not own Alabama recruiting.
If that is a statement with a misplaced question mark then it is an incorrect statement.
I am not even sure that Clemson owns South Carolina recruiting much less Alabama recruiting.
Tell the Clemsonites that three of those four players were not even offered a scholarship by Alabama.
Tribble Reese is good QB and he looked really good in the all-star game winning the MVP. Alabama didn't recruit Reese. And he wouldn't have even played in the all-star game if the first two invited QBs J. P. Wilson and Patrick White would have been able to play.
Bama signed QB J. P. Wilson and he is considered a better QB than Reese. J. P. Wilson is a 2004 Parade All-American. Wilson was considered the best QB in Alabama this year.
Tibble Reese profile
Jacquez McKissic did look good in the all-star game. McKissic was not recruited by Bama. Bama signed four higher rated defensive linemen from Alabama. They are Justin Britt, Kevin Hamilton, Jeramie Holifield, and Travis McCall TE/DE. Bama also signed two other defensive linemen from out of state Lorenzo Washington and Brandon Fanney that are rated higher than McKissic.
McKissic profile
Adrian Kindred was not pursued by Bama after they offered him early last year. He ended up with only two scholarship offers. Bama signed four other defensive backs from Alabama that are rated higher than Kindred. They are Simeon Castille, Marcus Carter, Travis Robinson, and Aaron McDaniel.
Adrian Kindred profile
LaDonte Harris was not recruited by Bama. Bama signed six other wide receivers that are higher rated than Harris. Nikita Stover, Ezekial Knight, and Marcel Stamps are from Alabama. D. J. Hall, Keith Brown, and Will Oakley are from Florida.
La'Donte Harris profile
These Clemson signees weren't just missed by Bama recruiting they were evaluated and three of the four were not even offered scholarships.
[This message has been edited by Crimson Surfer (edited 06-07-2004).]