Alabama football brought a special guest to Wednesday’s practice
Big-time media figures being invited to view practice is nothing new for Alabama, even if that person is an internet sensation.
The Crimson Tide’s social media team shared on Wednesday that the team hosted none other than Roll Tide Willie at practice as he shouted his signature catchphrase to defensive coordinator Kane Wommack.
As Alabama continues to work through spring practice, it’s unclear if Wommack will fully adopt Willie’s defensive strategy but fans will be able to see for sure when the Crimson Tide kicks off A-Day on April 13.
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Ole Miss Head Coach Lane Kiffin Knows What He’s Getting From Alabama Personnel
Lane Kiffin spoke at his latest spring practice press conference about Alabama coaches and players featured while Nick Saban was head coach. If Ole Miss Football land somebody who has coached or played under Saban, you are getting a talented individual.
Lane Kiffin, a coach who has been profoundly influenced by his time under the tutelage of former Alabama head coach Nick Saban, often pays tribute to the lessons he learned during his tenure with the Crimson Tide. It’s a testament to the impact of Saban’s coaching style that Kiffin eagerly welcomes any opportunity to bring in staff or players who have experienced Saban’s methods firsthand.
Speaking about Alabama cornerback transfer Trey Amos, Kiffin spoke about what you are getting coaches and players who have worked with Saban.
“When you end up hiring assistant coaches, Joe Cox, you know some people over time from Alabama, you know what you are getting from coach Saban,” Kiffin said. When you get players, especially DBs, you know how they’ve been trained and what they are used to.
Alabama Transfer Trey Amos Knew Ole Miss was the Best Place for Himself
When Nick Saban retired, Alabama transfer cornerback Trey Amos had doubts about staying with the Crimson Tide. This forced him to make the difficult decision to enter the transfer portal and think about his next move.
Amos spoke on April 2 about his process in making the decision to enter the transfer portal and where his next home should be.
“Once I entered the transfer portal, I started to think about where I should choose—where I would best fit and be more comfortable,” Amos said. I had chosen Ole Miss because I felt like it was pretty much the same system, but more simple. So I can play fast and try to make plays.”
