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Kenyan Drake tweets excitement for spring practice-bamaonline[/URL]

Spring practice opens Friday in Tuscaloosa without Amari Cooper, DeAndrew White and Christion Jones.

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Breaking down Alabama's WR competition entering 2015 spring practice-al.com

Former Alabama QB Phillip Sims nearly re-joined Tide after leaving Virginia in 2013-al.com

Big pass part of 'great' Pro Day for ex-Alabama quarterback Phillip Sims-al.com

Alabama corner Bradley Sylve never considered transferring, ready to compete after 'really frustrating' junior season, stepfather says-al.com

The reasoning behind the proposal seemed a bit odd in the first place. Last month when the NCAA Football Rules Committee proposed that the ineligible receiver downfield rule be changed from 3 yards to 1, they cited a need for...

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Live at 9 with Natalie Pierre: Enforcing current ineligible receiver downfield rule - right call by the NCAA?-al.com

AJ McCarron eager to show Cincinnati Bengals what he can do with healthy shoulder-al.com

Finally, someone else with the good sense to recognize what some of us have been harping on for months: Kenyan Drake is what makes this offense terrifying. When he's healthy, and his head is in the right place, he is a legitimate homerun threat with every touch.

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A 15-yard unsportsmanlike foul will be called on players who push or pull opponents off piles -- for example, after fumbles.

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THIS rule is a big deal, and I can't imagine it won't be uniformly and fairly enforced (I am feeling snarky today, why do you ask?) Scrums have long been the norm, since, you know, the sport is an offshoot of rugby. How on god's earth can you determine pushing or pulling in or off a pile while making a play for a loose ball, versus, say, being pantsed by an LSU creeper?

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"It became clear as this process played out there were pretty significant concerns being expressed by an array of people that this change could, from a strategic and stylistic point of view, change the game. That may all be well and good, but clearly there was a lot of concern about it."

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Oh, no big deal, offenses have already bent and jackhammered the rules into submissions such that there is no strategy any longer and the style of play is similar to watching ping pong on acid. But, you know, we have to worry about tucked-in jerseys.

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Officials will treat illegal equipment issues – such as jerseys tucked under the shoulder pads or exposed back pads – by making the player leave the field for at least one play. The equipment must be corrected for the player to return to the game. The player may remain in the game if his team takes a timeout to correct the equipment issue.

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This is by no means the most important rule, but it does show the NCAA is clearly working on issues like covering up Ezekiel Elliot's glistening abs.

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Three SEC teams with the most to do this spring-espn

SEC morning links-espn

Unlike BCS, playoff won't be tinkered-espn

Mock draft: Different voices change the 1st round-sbnation