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According to sources, Miami transfer Isaiah Horton (isaiah 2.0 horton🎬) had a solid showing in Alabama’s first scrimmage that was held this morning. Here is a clip that Alabama Football provided of Horton breaking free and finding pay dirt. 👀

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Braxton Adcock1 年前

@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL Looks like Jamo tbh

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Kelsey Jackson1 年前

@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL @JordanCamp86 DB’s mud fam!!!

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David Ruffin1 年前

Yak attack activated

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@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL Him & Ryan gone be special man

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Tom1 年前

@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL Alabama's secondary looks the same lol

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Cj1 年前

@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL He threw the ball is the real question

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RyNJ1 年前

@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL Damn. There’s a guy Miami needed to come back.

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@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL Already knew this was a good +1‼️

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@isaiahhorton14 @AlabamaFTBL I'm sure. Would have been the #1 at Miami, probably with a better QB

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Texas A&M head football Mike Elko coach is here at Reed Arena with 3 transfer portal prospects Alabama WR Isaiah Horton Illinois DT Angelo McCollum Colorado WR Dre’Lon Miller (Credit: 𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕧𝕚𝕤 𝕃. 𝔹𝕣𝕠𝕨𝕟)

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“This is a completely unconstitutional, illegal, aggressive war. We had no right to start it against a country that we’re in the middle of negotiations with on behalf of a third nation and based on a lie. This is a completely treacherous Pearl Harbor style attack." Great summary from Scott Horton. Scott Horton

“This is a completely unconstitutional, illegal, aggressive war. We had no right to start it against a country that we’re in the middle of negotiations with on behalf of a third nation and based on a lie. This is a completely treacherous Pearl Harbor style attack." Great summary from Scott Horton. Scott Horton

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Well, one of the most anticipated visits in recent memory is happening today. Former Auburn WR Cam Coleman is set to visit the Crimson Tide today. Will adding Coleman cement Alabama as the team to beat in the SEC? Losing Isaiah Horton, Jaylen Mbakwe and Cole Adams stings but adding a player of Coleman’s caliber would negate those moves.

Well, one of the most anticipated visits in recent memory is happening today. Former Auburn WR Cam Coleman is set to visit the Crimson Tide today. Will adding Coleman cement Alabama as the team to beat in the SEC? Losing Isaiah Horton, Jaylen Mbakwe and Cole Adams stings but adding a player of Coleman’s caliber would negate those moves.

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Assessing Alabama’s portal additions — First up is…. - WR Noah Rogers - 6’2”, 197 lbs. - Career Stats: 68 REC, 919 Yds, 3 TDs Rogers was a hot commodity out of high school. Programs like Clemson, Alabama, North Carolina, and Florida State were vouching for his signature. However, he chose to sign with Ohio State. Rogers redshirted his true freshman season in Columbus and subsequently entered the transfer portal. He wound up at NC State where he spent the next two seasons. During that time, he solidified himself as a premier pass-catcher in the Wolfpack’s offense. While the production isn’t there in terms of touchdowns, Rogers will likely be a viable option for Alabama at wide receiver. His speed, length, and playmaking ability should gel well in a pass-centric offense like Alabama’s. Given the departures of Isaiah Horton and Germie Bernard, Rogers will be called on to fill their void. At one point, Rogers was a top-100 recruit. He runs a sub-4.5 and is as explosive as most wide receivers in CFB. The lack of opportunities at NC State likely factored into Rogers’ decision to transfer and ultimately choose Alabama. He has the potential to be a difference maker in Ryan Grubb’s offense that was seemingly more pass-heavy in 2025. In the ideal world, Rogers will be WR2 or WR3 for the Crimson Tide in the fall. He will have more than enough opportunities to showcase his potential in spring and fall camp against one of the best secondaries in CFB in 2026 in my opinion. I’m not ready to say that Rogers will have a Jameson Williams or even Isaiah Horton-esque season in 2026. However, I can confidently say that he is fully capable of living up to the billing of his predecessors. Alabama will certainly need him to alleviate some of the pressure on teammates Ryan Williams and Lotzeir Brooks. Personally, I think that he will do so. Overall Grade: A-

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