During spring practice, Alabama football added a seasoned defensive lineman to its roster of injuries.
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During spring practice, Alabama football added a seasoned defensive lineman to its roster of injuries.
According to Kalen DeBoer, head football coach of the Crimson Tide, all of these are minor because these players should be back shortly.
On Thursday, he brought up players with minor issues, including tight end CJ Dippre, wide receiver Germie Bernard, and linebacker Sterling Dixon.
DeBoer also chose junior defensive lineman Jehiem Oatis.
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Oatis, a former Mississippi four-star in the 2022 signing class, totaled 26 tackles in 2023.
He recorded two pass breakups, two tackles for loss, and two
He reported two pass breakups, two quarterback hurries, and one tackle for loss. Oatis helped the Alabama football team win the Southeastern Conference and secure a spot in the College Football Playoffs. Before spring camp, the 6-foot-5, 320-pound player spelled his first name Jehiem instead of “Jahiem.”
Despite weighing more than 400 pounds when he first arrived in Alabama as a freshman, Oatis has undergone an amazing physical makeover.
His resolve to lose weight made it possible for him to begin as a freshman.
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