Alabama sportscaster with a message to panicking Crimson Tide fans after Ryan Grubb’s departure
Travaris Robinson left Alabama football for Georgia after Kalen DeBoer was appointed head coach.Robinson’s departure was accompanied by the departure of other aides, including Tommy Rees, Joe Cox, Eric Wolford, and Robert Bala.
Although DeBoer ensured that his staff will have a strong Washington influence, two of his assistants from the Huskies’ Pac-12 Championship team have accepted NFL positions with the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks have appointed Scott Huff as their offensive line coach, and Ryan Grubb as their new offensive coordinator. With Robinson gone, other players having transferred, and now losing an offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, some Crimson Tide supporters are in a panic. Chris Stewart, an Alabama Athletics sportscaster for the Crimson Tide Sports Network in Learfield, provides advice for worried supporters. He used Disrupt the Media to convey it.
You don’t know if it is a problem or not until it becomes one,” Stewart said in Alabama losing Grubb and Huff.
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Stewart was full of knowledge and had the understanding to support his statements.
Although spring practice hasn’t started yet, Alabama supporters shouldn’t freak out. Since Alabama hasn’t emerged from the offseason, fans of the Tide have no cause for alarm. When it reopens in April, it still has a chance to attract a few guys via the NCAA transfer portal.
For Alabama supporters, this is not the time to panic.
