MARK INGRAM RUMORS & GOSSIP
Mal Moore steps down from Alabama AD job due to health reasons.
Health issues are forcing Mal Moore to step down from his position as Alabama athletic director. The 73-year old AD has been hospitalized for the past week due to pulmonary issues. He had been Alabama AD since 1999.
Under Moore's tenure, Alabama won three BCS titles. This is in addition to eight overall national titles 19 SEC titles for the Crimson Tide athletic program...
All time preps rushing leader Derrick Henry signs with Alabama
Mark Ingram to Trent Richardson to Eddie Lacy to Derrick Henry. The very recent tradition of superlative Alabama Crimson Tide running backs continues with the kid who broke the all time high school rushing record.
Henry ran for 482 yards on Friday night against Perry (Fla.) Taylor County to bring his career total up to 11,612 yards.
He broke the record of somebody you’ve never...
Latest Sidekicks Shine For Bama
Simon is pretty good. Simon with Garfunkle is exceptional. In 2009, Mark Ingram won the Heisman Trophy as he led Alabama to a 14-0 record and the national championship. He also set a Crimson Tide single season rushing record with 271 carries for 1,658 yards.
Via alabama.scout.com
January 02, 2013
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Alabama fan gets an intense tattoo
An Alabama Crimson Tide fan got this pretty intense tattoo of Mark Ingram from a moment in the 2009 BCS National Championship Game against the Texas Longhorns. Mark Ingram ran the ball into the end zone and looked right into the cameras. He stared at them and held up his Nike Pro Combat gloves to form the Crimson Tide “A.” This is one of the most intense tattoos we’ve ever...
Crimson Tide recruit breaks all time preps rushing record
Mark Ingram to Trent Richardson to Eddie Lacy to Derrick Henry. The very recent tradition of superlative Alabama Crimson Tide running backs continues with the kid who broke the all time high school rushing record.
Henry ran for 482 yards on Friday night against Perry (Fla.) Taylor County to bring his career total up to 11,612 yards.
He broke the record of somebody you’ve never...
Wikipedia’s page for The University of Alabama may not be accurate
The Wikipedia entry for the Alabama Crimson Tide football team appears to have some technical inaccuracies. It talks about Paul “Bear” Bryant and their Heisman winner Mark Ingram. The part that seems technically inaccurate is as follows:
Recently, the Alabama Crimson Tide made history again, by becoming the first college football program to win both a BCS National Championship...
Photos: RG3′s Subway Statue
Some of the top players in the upcoming 2012 NFL Draft are able to develop relationships with sponsors even before they’ve played a single down in the NFL. Some players opt to team up with the top apparel companies like Nike or Under Armour, while others sign deals with sports drinks or video game companies. The number 2 quarterback in the upcoming draft, Robert Griffin III (RG3...
Ingram, Cody, other Alabama teammates play paintball for charity
We’ve all seen the terrifying pictures of Terrence Cody at the NFL Combine a few years back, pictures which, even today still give many of nightmares. But as scary as that sounds, how much more intimidating might it be to see Cody barreling at you full-speed ahead on a paintball field? Well, some folks in Alabama got that experience this weekend.
That’s because, following Alabama’s...
Camp Finalists Include Richardson
When Mark Ingram won the Heisman Trophy two years ago, he was by-passed for other Player of the Year awards. With Alabama in contention for the national championship, many Crimson Tide players are in line for honors, and none more than Bama’s junior tailback, Trent Richardson.
Via alabama.scout.com
December 01, 2011
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Tide, Richardson Have Played Best
Alabama went a lot of years without a Heisman Trophy winner before Mark Ingram brought to Tuscaloosa the nation’s biggest college individual award in 2009. Now the Crimson Tide is back with another candidate, and he’s gaining momentum towards the end of the season.
Via alabama.scout.com
November 17, 2011
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