The Crimson Tide influence extends to Hawai’i. Then again signing day is in February.
I will paraphrase Dabo Swinney’s words. There is a big reason why they are winning. It is recruiting. Swinney, a former walk-on, was on the 1992 national championship team that defeated Miami in the Sugar Bowl and later was an assistant at Alabama.
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"I feel like I'm home there:" Hawaii phenom QB Tua Tagovailoa commits to Alabama
By Erik Evans
on May 3, 2016, 4:40a
Good news to go with your coffee, Alabama has got its man and the quarterback of the future in the commitment of Honolulu (St. Louis) prep star, Tua Tagovailoa (pronounced Too-Ah Tag-Oh-Vie-Loe-Ah.)
"I feel like I'm home over there," Tagovailoa told KHON2. "Everybody on Sunday goes to church and that's something big in my life as far as spirituality. I couldn't ask for anything better." The 6-foot-1, 210-pound Tagovailoa is the No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in the country and the No. 61 overall recruit. He recently visited Tuscaloosa on an SEC stop that also included Auburn and Ole Miss. Other finalists included USC, UCLA, Texas A&M and Hawaii. "Coach Nick Saban is a really good guy and a really humble man," Tagovailoa told KHON2. "Soft-spoken, but the words hit."
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I will paraphrase Dabo Swinney’s words. There is a big reason why they are winning. It is recruiting. Swinney, a former walk-on, was on the 1992 national championship team that defeated Miami in the Sugar Bowl and later was an assistant at Alabama.
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www.al.com/alabamafootball/index.ssf/2016/05/hawaii_4-star_qb_tua_tagovailo.html
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"I feel like I'm home there:" Hawaii phenom QB Tua Tagovailoa commits to Alabama
By Erik Evans
on May 3, 2016, 4:40a
Good news to go with your coffee, Alabama has got its man and the quarterback of the future in the commitment of Honolulu (St. Louis) prep star, Tua Tagovailoa (pronounced Too-Ah Tag-Oh-Vie-Loe-Ah.)
"I feel like I'm home over there," Tagovailoa told KHON2. "Everybody on Sunday goes to church and that's something big in my life as far as spirituality. I couldn't ask for anything better." The 6-foot-1, 210-pound Tagovailoa is the No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in the country and the No. 61 overall recruit. He recently visited Tuscaloosa on an SEC stop that also included Auburn and Ole Miss. Other finalists included USC, UCLA, Texas A&M and Hawaii. "Coach Nick Saban is a really good guy and a really humble man," Tagovailoa told KHON2. "Soft-spoken, but the words hit."
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