The 2013 Alabama Football Media Guide covers were announced today. The University released the covers via social media including Twitter and Instagram. There are four covers featuring a total of six players. On the 2013 Alabama Football Media Guide covers are AJ McCarron, C.J. Mosley, Cyrus Kouandjio, Anthony Steen, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Deion Belue. McCarron and Mosley are alone on 2013 Alabama Media Guide Covers and the remaining two covers feature two players–with offensive linemen Kouandjio and Steen on one cover and defensive backs Clinton-Dix and Belue on a cover.
The graphics are below and a press release from UA about the covers is at the bottom of the post. The front and back of each cover are presented. The guide features a slick presentation of the football program.
Check out the 2013 Alabama Football Media Guide and then share your thoughts. Do you like the look of this year’s guide? What was your favorite media guide cover?
2013 Alabama Football Media Guide Covers
The Crimson Tide football media guide once again features four different covers while spotlighting six players
The covers were released Monday afternoon on Alabama’s Instagram, Twitter and Facebook accounts.
The 2013 media guide once again features four different covers, spotlighting six different players. It is the sixth year Alabama has featured four different covers for its media guides.
Quarterback AJ McCarron and linebacker C.J. Mosley are featured alone on separate covers, while offensive linemen Cyrus Kouandjio and Anthony Steen share a cover along with defensive backs Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Deion Belue on the final cover.
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So I’m flipping through the media guide and checking out the 2013 roster for The Avengers, er, I mean for the Alabama Crimson Tide, and then I got a little confused.
I thought we lost a lot of talent from the 2012 title-winning team? I’m sure some of them are gone, right? Yet reading through the names and stats and special powers of the players in this 2013 guide makes it look like nobody left? But if they hadn’t left, Alabama wouldn’t have room for all this talent.
It’s crazy. It never, ever gets old.
It sounds something like this. Kouandjio. Jones. McCarron. Hubbard. Sunseri, Vogler, Yeldon, Cooper, Bell, Kouandjio (yeah, we’ve got two, it’s a monopoly like that), Hart, Steen, Belue, Fanning, Ely, Fowler, DePriest, Drake, Foster, Collins (special steak sauce for you), Clinton-Dix (ha ha ha hahahahahahahaha), Mosley, Norwood, Sims, McCarron (yep, we’ve got two of them too), I mean, just looking at the roster in this media guide format is enough to have to cover up the half-mast in my jeans. It’s ridiculous.
It’s a comic book. Only this one has characters with better super powers than anything from Marvel or DC. The green-line “scans” even make it look like some sort of 21st-century comic.
Then you get to Smart. Nussmeier. Steele. Cochran. Saban. Good grief.
I freaking love this thing. And it’s free? Roll Tide.
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