Could Alabama still land Trey Sanders, number one in the country?

Running back Trey Sanders enlisted in Alabama in May 2016, but he was de-engaged just hours before Crimson Tide defeated Clemson in the Sugar Bowl of last season.

But that does not mean that Alabama has no chance. Sanders said he would probably visit Miami, Florida, and congratulate the Texas coaching staff, but he also said that Alabama remains a major player in its recruitment. "Alabama has a great tradition," said Sanders. "They lead their team as a company, trust the process, I always wanted to go to league, that 's my dream, I have the impression that if you go there, it' s Is guaranteed. "

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"Taulia always comes home, we are in the same team," said Sanders, in reference to The Opening's 7on7. tournament, "and he said that this could be the future."

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Alabama currently has a return pledge – Keilan Robinson, a 5-foot-9, 184-pound St. John & College High in Washington, DC

The 6 foot and 216 lbs Sanders match the physical profile of Alabama's running back, including TJ Yeldon, Harris Najee, Damien Harris and the Kenyan Drake.

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Sanders said that he could publish a list of five finalists in the next month, but Alabama, Florida, Florida State and Miami (Fla.) Seem to be among his best possibilities.

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Sanders Performs at the IMG Academy (Fla.) Five-Star Companion Running Noah Cain, Another Uncommitted Texas Player, LSU and Ohio State are among his best contenders.

"Me and Noah talk about it every day, we always talk about playing together in college," he said.

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If Cain and Sanders go to college together, it will probably not be in Alabama. Again, do not count the crimson tide.

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"Alabama, they've recruited me a little louder. Coach Locks," said Sanders, referring to the new coordinator offensive, Mike Locksley. "I've built this relationship with him, it's a very close relationship."

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