Official Visits - December 10th Weekend

Skinner is here
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“ Mario Cristobal is already big-time moves on the recruiting trail.

His first official visit weekend began on Friday and InsideTheU learned that Bradenton IMG Academy Top247 tight end Jaleel Skinner, an Alabama commit, is a part of the group spending the weekend in South Florida. The nation's No. 4 tight end took previously took an official visit to Miami over the summer, but a return trip is allowed based on an NCAA rule that allows schools to bring guys back following a head coaching change.

The 6-foot-5, 210-pounder, who previously committed to the Crimson Tide over Miami, Texas, Florida, and Clemson, arrived in Miami late Friday night with his family.

Skinner coming down to UM is a major development in this recruitment. The lanky pass-catcher has made it known on his social media accounts in the past that Miami finished second behind the Tide, and with Nick Saban holding commitments from two other players at the position in Lakewood (Fla.) Top247 athlete Amari Niblack, who is expected to play tight end, and Dayton (Ohio) Wayne four-star Elijah Brown.

It's currently unclear what this visit means in terms of his commitment to Alabama, but Saban typically does not like his players taking other visits while verbally committed.

Skinner is expected to sign on Wednesday during the first day of the Early Signing Period and enroll in January.”
 
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Doesn’t Bama have a policy that if a commit takes visits they drop him ? If so , the fact he even showed up means he’s looking for an excuse to come here
Don't think that policy is set in stone, but they very much hate when commits visit other places. They're not dropping Skinner... flipping him would be all the more sweeter.
 
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I bet they are pretty selective in who they hold to this policy. Saban isn't going to drop an elite talent for taking visits.
It’s pretty well documented that Saban doesn’t have patience for it. Maybe he doesn’t drop him but it’s irrelevant. The fact the kid took the risk, knowing how Saban feels about it , tells me we’ve got a good chance here.
 
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