The next Shaud?

[TexasBama]

http://scout.theinsiders.com/a.z?s=73&p=9&cfg=null&c=2&yr=2003&cid=20778&nid=221321

Willie Hordge from here in Houston, track star, can catch, you gotta like the similarities

Also, he doesn't appear to like TAMU, which is almost worth a scholly on it's own

 

[The Tide]

We need him to visit again with the full staff.

 

[Bo]

It'll be hard to fit him in, unless we lose out on some bigger name local guys (Daniel Brooks, Chad Jackson, Jai Miller, etc.) I think Eric Packer will play a lot like Shaud. RTR

 

[RollTider82]

We are going to be in for a very pleasant surprise next year when they unveil Ken Darby, I believe. A few of the coaches suggested that he was the best back on the team this year. I haven't seen him in action, but from what I've heard he is very well suited for this offense.

It should be fun to watch next year with he and Shaud splitting time. It might also give us the chance to keep the redshirt on Castille.

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There are more important things in life than Alabama football, but I can count them on one hand.

 

[The Tide]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by RollTider82:
We are going to be in for a very pleasant surprise next year when they unveil Ken Darby, I believe. A few of the coaches suggested that he was the best back on the team this year. I haven't seen him in action, but from what I've heard he is very well suited for this offense.

It should be fun to watch next year with he and Shaud splitting time. It might also give us the chance to keep the redshirt on Castille.

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This is not a slam, but I heard the same about Miree. Proof is in the pudding!

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"Hold the Rope" Benedict Arnold aka Dennis Franchione

"We weren't loyal to the coach, we were loyal to the University of Alabama" Center Alonzo Ephraim


"Through this adversity, we will move forward and become stronger than ever." Mal Moore

 

[Bo]

Miree was not a bad back, he just needed some stick um on his hands. RTR

 

[RollTider82]

Miree would have been a superstar at Bama with the right coaches. Talent only carries you so far.

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There are more important things in life than Alabama football, but I can count them on one hand.

 

[bamaslammer]

Actually I think the word on Myree was dead on, But we just had so many good backs. And he transferred so early in his career. I think he won MVP in whatever bowl game he played in this year.

 

[MUSSO]

yes, he did earn MVP of his bowl game ... i believe Pitt played against Oregon St. ...

different athletes hit their prime at different times ... he was good at Bama, but one's environment and competition especially affect one's development ... he just needed some PT, but at Bama u need to show your stuff in practice before you get on the field ... that's the way it is with big time programs ...

 

[BamaKam]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by MUSSO:
yes, he did earn MVP of his bowl game ... i believe Pitt played against Oregon St. ...

different athletes hit their prime at different times ... he was good at Bama, but one's environment and competition especially affect one's development ... he just needed some PT, but at Bama u need to show your stuff in practice before you get on the field ... that's the way it is with big time programs ...</font>

Plus, Miree had some conditioning problems at Bama that he has since rectified.

 

[The Tide]

So we should recruit top tier RBs who shouldn't have to compete for a starting job? We would be playing a freshman every year.