Alabama’s annual A-Day game is set to kick off on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. CT inside Bryant-Denny Stadium.
There is plenty of talent both young and old to be excited about if you are a ‘Bama fan, and it will also be our first opportunity of the spring to see this year’s version of the Tide.
In his Thursday press conference leading up to A-Day, head coach Nick Saban said the format for the scrimmage would be the first-team offense against the first-team defense and the second-team offense against the second-team defense. With this format, fans will get to experience a more game-like scenario with good on good.
Leading up to the start of A-Day tomorrow, I wanted to sit down and give fans a handful of players from each side of the ball that I believe could make an impact during the scrimmage. I want fans to keep in mind that these are players that fans have not seen make a tremendous impact yet for the Crimson Tide, but could on Saturday and during the 2022 season.
Today we will look at the offensive side of the ball. Let’s roll.
5. JC Latham | OT
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JC Latham is a second-year player that came to Tuscaloosa with lofty expectations. It appears as though Latham has solidified himself as the starting right tackle for the Tide. Let’s see how the young stud holds up against Alabama’s talented pass rushers.
4. Robbie Ouzts | TE
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Robbie Ouzts is also a second-year player for the Tide who had his freshman season hampered by injuries. Earlier this spring, Saban expressed how pleased he was with how Ouzts was progressing as a tight end.
Coach Saban had the following to say about Ouzts:
“Robby Ouzts has made a tremendous amount of improvement. He plays with a lot of confidence. He’s a tough guy. He’s a pretty good blocker.”
Let’s see if Ouzts has progressed enough to become a factor in the Alabama offense.
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