Why do so many Alabama Crimson Tide football players drive nice cars?
Derrick Henry:
Dre Kirkpatrick:
Ronnie Harrison
Jarren Reed:
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Police say Alabama defensive lineman Jarran Reed was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. Tuscaloosa police say Reed was stopped early Sunday after hitting another car while both backed out of parking spots. Police say Reed drove a 2011 Dodge Charger toward the parking lot's exit before he was pulled over.
Ha Ha Clinton Dix:
The night before Ha Ha Clinton-Dix was set to leave Alabama headed to Florida to visit his family, he loaded his car with all his essentials: clothes, shoes, an iPad ... and money.
Overnight, his 2012 Dodge Charger was broken into. The Alabama standout safety was easy prey for robbers, with his doors left unlocked and his vehicle loaded with valuables, including about $200 in cash, a source close to the situation told Sporting News.
Altee Tenpenny:
GREENVILLE, Miss. (AP) — A 20-year-old college football player was killed in a one-car crash in Mississippi, a local coroner said Wednesday. Altee Tenpenny was pronounced dead at 6:57 p.m. Tuesday at Delta Regional Medical Center in Greenville, Washington County Coroner Methel Johnson told The Associated Press. Tenpenny, who played at Alabama in 2013 and 2014, was taken to the hospital after he wrecked a 2008 Dodge Charger near the community of Glen Allan, Johnson said.
Trent Richardson (not a Charger but...)
On August 28th, 2011 Alabama running back Trent Richardson was pulled over for speeding in Chilton County, Alabama. The Crimson Tide star was going 85 in a 70 and the officer noted that he blamed the "large rims" on his vehicle for the speeding violation. What was the vehicle? A 2011 GMC Yukon which retails for in the neighborhood of $40,000 even without the added expense of new rims. Raise your hand if it makes sense that an "unemployed" athlete at Alabama with two children, no job, and a non-wealthy family could afford a brand new SUV. Put your hands down Alabama fans. Trent Richardson could be flying in his own private jet and you'd talk about how it's perfectly reasonable for him to avoid traffic this way.
DJ Fluker:
Trey Depriest:
Why am I just learning this now?
If satellite camps didn't dictate Alabama's recruiting success you wouldn't hear a peep out of Saban.
The man is one of the best coaches of all time, but he's a damn hypocrite.
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I knew several middle class families who had kids that got sports scholarships for college. The parents then spent the college account on a new car for the kids.
So out-of-state tuition to Michigan was only worthwhile to you because of the success of football program?
LOL If that's what you were looking for, you could have attended OSU or Alabama and saved yourself some money.
Play football? Like. Yeah. Extra work. By a ton. But cmon man. You wouldn't trade your college and library / partying for
Being on the damn football team and putting in work? The entitlement is unreal.
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Sounds like the Alabama athletic department has an open account at the local Tuscaloosa Dodge dealer.
That said (stones and glass houses) I distinctly remember Juwan Howard tooling around Ann Arbor in a brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee back in the early 90's.
Including the Blue Book values of the cars in question would be quite helpful in an article or posting like this.
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So there is absolutley NO WAY that any of them or thier parents could afford a descent car. For all anyone knows their parent(s) could have been saving money for them to go to college. When they got the scholarship they could have used the money to reward thier child. I could buy any of those cars with the money saved from college tuition for just one on my kids. We are just a typical middle class family. I see no reason why any of them couldn't afford those cars on their own, I got a car loan at 18 with a co-signer that would have easily covered the cost of al the cars pictured. Now if I had no bills for 4-5 years on top of that it really wouldn;t have been an issue. I really hope that this thread is not some stereo typical attempt at saying "Look at the young black kid with the nice car, wonder how he afforded that, wink wink..."
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Wonder who the local dealership is owned by...
Chargers and Challengers are pretty popular in come circles
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Perhaps some kids parents help them get nice cars in a pretty reasonable price range because they don't have to pay for college? I mean, those are like 20k cars
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that i remember drove fancy cars. like, zero. my buddies had regular student cars, no more, no less, and in no greater frequency.
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They just want to look cool loke a music star. They are just ridiculous
lol
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