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Agreed that this was kind of expected though I wish we could have held on to KD for at least another 12 months until we get out Ace back.
 
Agreed that this was kind of expected though I wish we could have held on to KD for at least another 12 months until we get out Ace back.

Rumor is CNS has had a change of heart and may put up with him not being able to recruit off=campus until next April.

Todd Bates has been mentioned, too.
 
Good for Coach Dunbar (he has put together some very good d-lines), not great for Bama, but I'd rather have coaches other teams want than have a bunch of coaches nobody wanted to hire away from Bama.
 
I'm not surprised by Dunbar looking around... Heard interesting story between Langham and Dunbar in a article written by Andrew Bone... he's a good coach. Did great job coaching those boys up... but the fact is.. he's just a NFL Coach. I would expect saban to take his time and see what's out there.
 
I doubt we bring back Bo Davis in 2019. If Dunbar is a recruiting liability, I bet he takes this job with the Steelers and we hire someone with better recruiting chops. I hate it because I think our DL production has improved drastically under Dunbar but he's likely like Stoutland and just a guy who wants to coach young men.
 
I'm not surprised by Dunbar looking around... Heard interesting story between Langham and Dunbar in a article written by Andrew Bone... he's a good coach. Did great job coaching those boys up... but the fact is.. he's just a NFL Coach. I would expect saban to take his time and see what's out there.
I think Saban has come to realize that many of the older NFL coaches just simply don't have an appetite for recruiting. He's been saying privately for a while that it was going to change, one way or the other. I think we're just seeing that being carried out...
 
Saban said something yesterday about how competing on the field is the #1 thing we do but competing on the recruiting trail is obviously #2.

If things were just about competing on the field, we'd never had the Cristobal era OLs that just tried to out-athlete people and were kinda technically under developed. But the guy had a big hand in signing Amari Cooper and Calvin Ridley because South Florida was his recruiting region. Without those two Miami-area WR talents I think it is fair to say we'd be three national title trophies lighter right now.
 
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