BOL Round Table

I was thinking that but you can't blame a man for wishful thinking. Okay I'll be honest...I was straight up being greedy

If there would have been injuries, he would have been needed. He was our insurance. As with any insurance, you hope it's never needed.

That being said, Thank You Phillip and Good Luck!

Just stop. We needed depth at QB. And whether or not you felt it was a good choice doesn't really matter. This isn't an "I told you so" situation. Philip Sims transferred too... Should we not have accepted his commitment?

People probably beat you up over it because there is no good reason to say that an incoming recruit doesn't deserve to be on the team. Part of me felt that way about Sunseri and even though he's not our best player, that dude has proved a majority of us wrong.

Not much depth there

At least one less body

Wish him the best of luck. I liked this kid and hopefully he shines at USF

There's a YSF site???

well he apparently isn't leaving....hahah

Love how everyone thinks they know the depth chart already.
I know it is fun to speculate, but people get up in arms and speak with authority that one kid is ahead of another. Just relax and it will all play out.
We recruited Ely because he was highly regarded, and the coaches liked his skill set. The same people asking why we recruited him would be complaining that we didn't have a viable back-up if McCarron had gone down. He was behind Sims, but that doesn't mean he isn't a very capable QB. Recruiting QB's is hard, but our staff is very good at what they do. You never know how a QB is going to develop in a system.

It was at the end of the MSU game (the last one where he saw the field). ESPN should have a clip of it.

When did he say Fabulous? Is your opinion the only one that matters? Sure seems like you think that way.

He is right. We do have some depth at Bama that we havent had since i have been alive.