Thank you, President Trump, for continually fighting for the American Dream!
Alabama families, be sure to participate in @TrumpAccounts. Truly, there is no better time to be an American than right now. 🇺🇸
NEW: President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order regulating college sports, @PeteNakos reports✍️
Athletes will have one free undergraduate transfer.
Details: https://t.co/r7t6PNLWY4
NEW: Kalen DeBoer confirms to @Clowfb he knew Michigan had intense interest in hiring him:
"I would have had to be living under a rock (not to know). I’m not naïve.
I never talked to anyone, not one time. I just don’t know how you could live with yourself and look into your players’ eyes if you’re looking at other opportunities in the midst of the season and getting ready for a playoff game and hopefully making a run at a national championship."
https://t.co/kx3UvFlTS5
Nate Oats on UNC job: "I'm not a guy that's always trying to jump around ... I love Alabama. My girls love Alabama. ... [Alabama] is doing everything we can to make sure we've got a competitive program. As long as we're able to compete to win championships here ... I'd love to be the coach to bring us our first national championship.
"To me, there's absolutely no reason to leave here. ... I'm not a guy that's looking to get out of here any time soon."
Alabama's Justin Lebron was not happy with this hit by pitch. His teammate Brady Neal hit a grand slam on the next pitch
Florida third baseman Sam Miller was ejected while jawing with Lebron during the home run trot
(h/t @11point7)
This is a HEAVY quote here that many people need to hear
“If you disappear on a guy when he makes a mistake, I’m not so sure that’s a genuine relationship you built”
Let this sink in
It’s been an insanely long day working the phones but here’s my perspective and the contents of my notebook on Aden Holloway’s arrest on the eve of the NCAA Tournament.
My column ➡️ https://t.co/qRbpDLIcec
Nick Saban: "We need to come up with a system... to allow student athletes in all sports, including women's and olympic sports, to enhance their quality of life, while going to college — but still provide opportunity to advance themselves beyond their athletic career."