Alabama's coach apparently didn't like the SEC Network's line of questioning at SEC Media Days. Linebacker Christopher Allen Shuts Down Recruiting Just In: #Alabama LB commit Christopher Allen tells @247Sports that he's sticking with the Tide. /hWb4ZFmB0p— Shea Dixon (@Sheadixon) January 24, 2017 The four-star linebacker prospect from Baton Rouge, a day after a cryptic tweet, publicly shut down his recruitment today. Via 247 Sports, Allen wanted to make his intentions clear to Ed Orgeron and the LSU staff. LSU Tigers Nike Custom Replica Football Jersey - Purple LSU Tigers Nike Train Speed 4 Week Zero College Collection Shoes - Purple #7 LSU Tigers Nike Limited Football Jersey - White On LSU’s New Assistants and Today’s News New Orleans High School Coaches Threaten LSU Boycott 2017 LSU Baseball Walkout Songs, Ranked Four former LSU Tigers will compete in Super Bowl LI Gym: Tiger on Tiger Violence Danny Against the World: Run, Danny, Run

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Recently named Offensive Coordinator for the Alabama Crimson Tide Steve Sarkisian is leaving Tuscaloosa to be the OC for the Atlanta Falcons, according to the team's official Twitter account.Today, fifty years after Bart Starr helped make the words “Super” and “Bowl” famous (last month was the fiftieth anniversary of Super Bowl I), he continues to fight the fight. Today, fifty years after Bart Starr helped make the words “Super” and “Bowl” famous (last month was the fiftieth anniversary of Super Bowl I), he continues to fight the fight.srv hoodieAfter Monday night’s Alabama National Championship win over Clemson 45-40, Roll Tide Nation rolled out to local businesses looking for championship gear.winchester ammunition hoodieThe next generation of college athletes will announce where they plan on attending school on Wednesday.At high school nationwide, athletes are signing National Letters of Intent.The next generation of college athletes will announce where they plan on attending school on Wednesday.At high school nationwide, athletes are signing National Letters of Intent.creeper hoodie cost

According to the Monroe County District Attorney’s office, the hearing for Alabama football players Cam Robinson and Hootie Jones was postponed Thursday at the request of their defense attorney.Robinson and Jones were arrested in Monroe, LA., on drug possession and weapons charges on May 17 and were booked into the Ouachita Parish Correctional Center. A future court date has not been set at this time. Robinson, a junior, is one of the top offensive lineman in the nation and a two-year starter at Alabama.Jones is a reserve defensive back who played in nine games last season.darth vader hoodie walmart Here's a look at some intriguing match-ups that can be found outside the College Football Playoff.Here's a look at some intriguing match-ups that can be found outside the College Football Playoff. Here is a timeline of the 2016-2017 college football bowl season.It's impossible to imagine a way Florida could beat Alabama in the SEC Championship Game, so let's gossip about who will woo Lane Kiffin away from Alabama for massive amounts of dollars?

It's impossible to imagine a way Florida could beat Alabama in the SEC Championship Game, so let's gossip about who will woo Lane Kiffin away from Alabama for massive amounts of dollars?The Under Armour All-America Game, which showcases the nation's top high school football standouts, is playing out on the field in Orlando. But the action in the booth is of far more interest to LSU fans. Five of the Fighting Tigers Football team's top recruits are announcing where they'll take their talents next year. NoDef is following the action: The handful of top recruits include three from New Orleans. Among them is RB Leonard Fournette, of St. Aug, who is figured to be the top prospect in the nation. Karr's Speedy Noil, a wide receiver who has dazzled at the UA Game all week, and Bama DB Landon Collins' brother Gerald Willis are also among the Crescent City stars. Lonestar State DBs Jamal Adams and Tony Brown round out the top recruits. The announcements are happening throughout the game, and we'll post the decisions as they come in:

DEVANTE "SPEEDY" NOIL - Texas A&M The Eye of the Tiger was not in Speedy's hands. The Karr standout heard a lot from his family about staying close to home, but the nation's number 1 recruit at Wide Receiver ultimately decided to verbally commit to College Station. Noil's gathered family smiled as he revealed Texas A&M gloves. The star probably won't be hauling in passes from Johnny Football, but Manziel's departure isn't stopping the Aggies from hauling in committments. Noil is the 15th A&M recruit rated 4 or 5 stars. With the decision, the Tigers miss out on replacing likely departing juniors Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry with fresh talent. But Anthony Jennings will still have plenty of targets, from rising sophomore Travin Dural to no. 3 WR prospect Trey Quinn. LSU is also hot on the trail of highly-rated Louisiana standout Malachi Dupre. The John Curtis wideout won't make his decision for another month. The Bayou Bengals' defense got the Tigers on the board, as Jamal Adams picked LSU.

The no. 3-rated safety from Carrollton, Texas, announced his verbal committment to play for John Chavis' unit while holding his eight-year-old niece. Adams was also considering Florida LSU has earned the nickname DBU for their ability to haul in - and develop - NFL-bound defensive backs over the years. The signing of a top recruit like Adams only furthers their cause of shutting down passing games. The Bayou Bengals will lose safety Craig Loston at the end of the year, and appeared to be in transition at the position at Wednesday's Outback Bowl. Jalen Mills, who previously played cornerback, started the game at safety. GERALD WILLIS III - FLORIDA Even after the Gators were turned back by Adams, the Karr defensive lineman gave Florida a victory. Willis' mother lives in Under Armour infamy after she visibly disagreed with his brother Landon Collins' decision to go to Bama two years ago. Now as then, she favored her son to go to LSU. But another son picked against her. Today, she simply said, "We goin' to Florida, but LSU's still number 1."

Willis would've bolstered a developing LSU defensive front, which could lose two key inside tackles in Ego Ferguson and Anthony Johnson to the NFL Draft. Instead, he'll go to Florida and play for Will Muschamp. LSU loses another prized recruit, as Tony Brown is headed for the Crimson Tide of Alabama. The Beaumont, Texas, native was expected to add to the Tigers' depth at cornerback, and join his sister, who is a track star in Baton Rouge. But Brown ended up heading for Tuscaloosa. Along with the standout play of freshmen Tra'Davious White and Rashard Robinson -- both of whom started in the Outback Bowl -- LSU is also in the running for CB Laurence "Hootie" Jones. The north Loouisiana standout decommitted from Alabama in December, saying he needed more time to think about his decision. Even though they were 1-for-4 heading into the final announcement on a day when they thought they might see all Purple and Gold, LSU fans still have reason to walk away from the Under Armour game satisfied.