http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12133278/jonathan-taylor-formerly-georgia-bulldogs-enrolls-university-alabama
Meanwhile we have one DT recruit.
Meanwhile we have one DT recruit.
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a slow kid that's out of shape
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Golden IS and has been, on the job.
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Leave it to ESPN to ***** up a good story. They left this out......
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From there, Saban took it up a notch and said, "I'm going to give a speech right now about this."
"Where do you want them to be?" Saban asked. "Guy makes a mistake. Where do you want them to be? You want him to be in the street or do you want them to be here graduating?"
For an example, Saban recalled his handling of Muhsin Muhammad, who ran into trouble while playing for Saban at Michigan State. Saban said he saw Muhammad at the Nagurski Award banquet.
"Everybody in the school, every newspaper guy, everybody was killing a guy because he got in trouble and they said there's no way he should be on our team," Saban said. "I didn't kick him off the team. I suspended him. I made him do some stuff."
After graduating from Michigan State, Muhammad went on to have a 15-year NFL career -- mostly with the Carolina Panthers. Muhammad would go on to create The M2 Foundation for Kids, which is dedicated to enhancing the mental and physical development of children. Saban added that Muhammad is the "president of a company," and has seven children with his oldest daughter attending Princeton.
"So who was right?," Saban asked. "I feel strong about this now, really strong, about all the criticism out there about every guy who is 19 years old and makes a mistake and you all kill them. And then some people won't stand up for them. So my question to you is, where do you want them to be? Want to condemn them to a life sentence? Or do you want a guy to have his children going to Princeton?"
As for Pettway, Saban said he "has done a really good job for us all year long." On the season, Pettway has 22 tackles, two tackles for loss, a sack and five quarterback hurries.
"He's a hard worker, he's certainly been productive for us in the games and he's provided a lot of depth for us," Saban said.
"He's been a starter at times. He gives us something in pass rush that we don't have enough guys who can do that with some of the bigger guys we have to play with on run downs he comes in and plays a real critical role for us."
-- Contact Anniston Star Sports Writer Marq Burnett at mburnett@annistonstar.com.
Read more here: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2014...-nick-saban-preaches-about.html#storylink=cpy
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From there, Saban took it up a notch and said, "I'm going to give a speech right now about this."
"Where do you want them to be?" Saban asked. "Guy makes a mistake. Where do you want them to be? You want him to be in the street or do you want them to be here graduating?"
For an example, Saban recalled his handling of Muhsin Muhammad, who ran into trouble while playing for Saban at Michigan State. Saban said he saw Muhammad at the Nagurski Award banquet.
"Everybody in the school, every newspaper guy, everybody was killing a guy because he got in trouble and they said there's no way he should be on our team," Saban said. "I didn't kick him off the team. I suspended him. I made him do some stuff."
After graduating from Michigan State, Muhammad went on to have a 15-year NFL career -- mostly with the Carolina Panthers. Muhammad would go on to create The M2 Foundation for Kids, which is dedicated to enhancing the mental and physical development of children. Saban added that Muhammad is the "president of a company," and has seven children with his oldest daughter attending Princeton.
"So who was right?," Saban asked. "I feel strong about this now, really strong, about all the criticism out there about every guy who is 19 years old and makes a mistake and you all kill them. And then some people won't stand up for them. So my question to you is, where do you want them to be? Want to condemn them to a life sentence? Or do you want a guy to have his children going to Princeton?"
As for Pettway, Saban said he "has done a really good job for us all year long." On the season, Pettway has 22 tackles, two tackles for loss, a sack and five quarterback hurries.
"He's a hard worker, he's certainly been productive for us in the games and he's provided a lot of depth for us," Saban said.
"He's been a starter at times. He gives us something in pass rush that we don't have enough guys who can do that with some of the bigger guys we have to play with on run downs he comes in and plays a real critical role for us."
-- Contact Anniston Star Sports Writer Marq Burnett at mburnett@annistonstar.com.
Read more here: http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2014...-nick-saban-preaches-about.html#storylink=cpy
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Hey now back up off of the big girl, cause there ain't lovin better than big girl loving!!!
An actually that is not a big girl she is actually quite height to weight proportionate.
But back to the initial story, it sounds like the assault was a rough scene from this article.
http://savannahnow.com/sports/2014-07-23/update-police-say-uga-dl-jonathan-taylor-choked-struck-girlfriend
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Saban stocking up on 340lb southern savages. Meanwhile we are thoroughly searching the Jersey Shore area for our choirboys.
**** where's Butch Davis when we need him?
**** where's Butch Davis when we need him?
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Nick "8-8 In Bowls" Saban? Makes me sick to even debate this but gimme Rural.
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