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Chase Goodbread
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Sports Columnist, Tuscaloosa News
Tuscaloosa
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All Sports
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By Chase Goodbread Verified| Tuscaloosa News Verified There's a tendency in the public at-large, and frankly, in the media business, also, to paint villains more vividly by painting saints beside them. Bad guys just don't look as bad if there's not a hero nearby for contrast. Tennessee football's divorce from quarterback Nico Iamaleava has generated just such a scenario after the Vols' talented passer reportedly tried to leverage a good-but-not-great season in his first year as a starter into an NIL raise from $2+ million a year to $4 million.
By Chase Goodbread Verified| Tuscaloosa News Verified It was buried pretty deep, but not unnoticeably so. A footnote of a remark embedded beneath the cascade of questions fielded by Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer about the quarterback position on Monday. One that won't end up triggering message board hysteria or being snipped for a Youtube short. But one that spoke directly to a critical factor in the Crimson Tide's 2025 season: much-needed improvement at the right tackle position. Specifically, Tuscaloosa native Wilkin Formby's position.
By Chase Goodbread Verified| Tuscaloosa News Verified There's a tendency in the public at-large, and frankly, in the media business, also, to paint villains more vividly by painting saints beside them. Bad guys just don't look as bad if there's not a hero nearby for contrast. Tennessee football's divorce from quarterback Nico Iamaleava has generated just such a scenario after the Vols' talented passer reportedly tried to leverage a good-but-not-great season in his first year as a starter into an NIL raise from $2+ million a year to $4 million.
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Tuscaloosa News
Tuscaloosa, United States
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