Nick @Bigcuzz205

Roll Tide Joined May 2015

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

6 days ago

@rtraustin_ Just gotta find an identity and stick with it and that goes for both sides. At this point I’d rather see 10,13,11 & 8 get hella snaps now and take their bumps. Instead of them doing it next year. Need to get more aggressive on D and play press,make the QB throw perfect passes

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

6 days ago

@RyanCFowler Keelon shouldn’t have to read the entire field on every drop back,give him some pitch and catch

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

a week ago

@SPG9814 Run the ball and stop the run

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@SO_STUNNA I think they played better last year once they went to press man,the problem is Lee having a down year. I also think Bray is better suited around the LOS,they’ve gotta find a combination that fits.

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@SO_STUNNA Yep

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@ayeslim_ Terrion Arnold was the same way

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@SPG9814 Doesn’t matter until November

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@rtraustin_ Ref let him get his lick back on the 1st one,can’t continue to press your luck

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@rtraustin_ Only rushing 3

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@rtraustin_ Definitely in a slump and I don’t know what they can do to help. I feel they’d be better playing press,but he’s struggling sooo much 😅

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@AlafrigginBama Hell no 😂

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@rtraustin_ Went about how I expected,I knew Kirby would have Keelon off the 1st half. Should be settled in now,d-line gotta continue to step up in run game.

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@rtraustin_ Yes,but K12 also rushed it

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@rtraustin_ That’s his game

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@AlafrigginBama Heads spinning right now

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Nick @Bigcuzz205

2 weeks ago

@datboiWOB Keelon gotta calm down

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the Sports ON Tap @thesportsontap

2 weeks ago

Ernie Davis' father died in an accident shortly after he was born. His mother could not raise him on her own, so when he was 14 months old she left him in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, with her parents. His grandfather was a coal miner. He raised the boy until he was 12. Then Ernie went to Elmira, New York, to live with his mother and his stepfather. At Elmira Free Academy he earned eleven varsity letters. His basketball team won 52 straight games over his last two years and he scored 1,605 points. About thirty schools offered him a scholarship. He said he picked Syracuse because it gave him the best chance to carry the football. They gave him number 44. That was Jim Brown's number. He broke most of Jim Brown's records with it. 2,386 rushing yards. 6.6 yards a carry. 35 touchdowns. As a sophomore he scored 16 points in the Cotton Bowl against Texas, finished the season undefeated, and Syracuse was the best team in the country. In 1961 he won the Heisman Trophy. He was the first Black player ever to win it. President Kennedy asked to meet him and shook his hand. Then comes the part of this story most people do not know. The Washington Redskins took him first overall in the 1962 draft. Their owner had kept that roster all white long after the rest of the league integrated, and the Secretary of the Interior had just told him to sign a Black player or lose the lease on his stadium. Ernie Davis refused to play for them. He was traded to the Cleveland Browns for Bobby Mitchell and a first round pick, and he was going to line up in the same backfield as Jim Brown. In July of 1962 his neck swelled up. Doctors thought mumps, then mononucleosis. On August 1 they told him it was acute monocytic leukemia. He went to Johns Hopkins. He got into remission for four or five months. He came to the facility and practiced without contact and sat with Paul Brown working on game plans. On August 18, 1962, Cleveland put him on the field at a preseason game, in a spotlight, in uniform, and let the crowd see him. That was it. That was the only time Ernie Davis ever stood on that field in front of people. He died at two in the morning on May 18, 1963, at a hospital in Cleveland. He was 23. Both houses of Congress stopped to eulogize him. More than 10,000 people came through the wake in Elmira. A message from President Kennedy was read at his funeral. He is in the College Football Hall of Fame. Syracuse retired number 44 in 2005. He is the only man to win the Heisman Trophy, go first overall in the NFL draft, and never play a single professional down. For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap

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Alabama Football @AlabamaFTBL

2 weeks ago

The Pinnacle of College Football. ✊

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Crimson Coverage @CrimsonCoverage

2 weeks ago

Alabama center Racin Delgatty has been a force on the offensive line for the Crimson Tide this season. The Cal Poly transfer won the starting job during the offseason and has continued to prove why he was such a hot commodity in the transfer portal. What are your thoughts on Delgatty’s play up to this point in the season? 🤔