Julio Jones

[LonghornsLegend]

Originally Posted by mqtirishfan

I think he's definitely better than Crabtree from a talent standpoint.

Thats debatable...Crabtree needed to redshirt because he was changing positions from qb to wr, but seeing the development he took in only a year at the wr position, he certainly has alot of athletic ability to back it up...His acceleration after the catch and running with the ball is as good as you will see, granted I got to see more of Crabtree in high school then Jones, but I think its a long shot for any wr to come to Tech and be the most talented guy over him..

[BigJohn98]

I don't know why, but I just have a gut feeling that he is a Nole on NSD. I think Jimbo being announced as successor to Bobby will play a huge role. It was Jimbo's dream job, so he wouldn't be going anywhere for a while.

[JT Jag]

Oklahoma's co-offensive coordinator, passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach, Kevin Sumlin, took the head coaching vacancy at Houston today.

This is a HUGE blow to Oklahoma's chances to get Julio. I mean, just look at his job title.

It's probably down to Bama and FSU now.

[VY10]

Originally Posted by WildDude

well Bama does sound pretty good for him right now but one question whos gonna throw to him? Greg McElroy? uhh? John Parker Wilson idk what he is but hes awful

Uhhh Star Jackson. Anyways, with JPW playing like crap that didn't keep DJ Hall from having a great season. He is a senior too finally, thank god.

[JT Jag]

Nick Fanuzzi is a name everyone should remember, and Star Jackson will get his chances too. AJ McCarron is a high school junior and a virtual Bama lock, but he probably won't see the field for two years (Senior year and a redshirt season).

Those three are the future for Alabama at quarterback.