Alabama QBs coach Bryan Ellis to school's NIL entity Yea Alabama: “Keelon is gonna be the starting quarterback here because he's a playmaker. He's the guy that we know when the ball is in his hands, a lot of good shit can happen."
Mike Rodak
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Alabama staff writer for @Bama_247, part of @247Sports and @CBSSports. Previously covered Alabama for @aldotcom and NFL’s Bills and Patriots for @espn.
- Separate from the Wisne case in Colorado federal court that had its injunction stayed today, there is the Campbell case in Colorado federal court that earlier this week filed motions to certify a class of Class of 2022 athletes and enjoin the NCAA from enforcing eligibility,Campbell (and others) refiled this lawsuit Monday in Colorado federal court, where the NCAA was recently enjoined in a different class action. Notably, this new/refiled lawsuit takes aim at the NCAA’s new-age based eligibility rule and elimination of medical waivers:
- Nick Saban to @PatMcAfeeShow on Mario Cristobal: "He calls me up with this ACC bullshit. He's always trying to convince me the ACC is better than the SEC. The SEC has 9 teams in the top 25. That's all I know. It's a deep conference. It just is. I know the Big Ten is a really good
- Nick Saban told @PatMcAfeeShow that "I don't really know who's the starter is gonna be," but offered some thoughts after watching tape on both Keelon Russell and Austin Mack.
- The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has granted the NCAA’s request to stay a Colorado federal judge’s injunction pending appeal, meaning Class of 2022 members in that Colorado class action case are no longer eligible unless they were granted a separate state court order.
