Roll Pod: An Alabama sports show from Bama247

BOL staffers Charlie Potter and Travis Reier jumpstart your Wednesday with, among other things, some discussion about potential succession plans for Jedrick Wills at right tackle -- and the domino effect one in particular might have on an interior position.

Specifically, the guys focus on the candidacy of Emil Ekiyor at left guard. The redshirt sophomore appeared in eight games a season ago and could be the beneficiary of a potential move of Evan Neal to Wills' old spot. Charlie and Travis cover that and a whole lot more -- including Nate Oats' ongoing efforts to fortify his roster -- on the latest edition of Daybreak.

BOL staffers Charlie Potter and Travis Reier jumpstart your Monday with, among other things, some discussion about the cornerback and star positions at Alabama.

Specifically, the guys focus on the candidacy of Josh Jobe, a junior who made two starts while appearing in 12 games a season ago. Charlie and Travis cover that and a whole lot more -- including Herbert Jones' decision to enter the NBA Draft process -- on the latest edition of Daybreak.

Hank South joins Travis Reier to take Crimson Tide fans around the recruiting horn. Topics include:

-- Preferred communication lines for prospects and recruiters in the COVID-19 era.

-- New commitment timeframes for football targets Kaine Williams and RaRa Dillworth.

-- Getting to know 2020 WR Malik McClain.

-- Prospects get creative while trying to stay sharp while quarantined.

-- Decision day for 2020 combo guard Josh Primo.

What do you get when you put BOL old heads Tim Watts and Travis Reier behind open mics? Anything from Alabama sports and recruiting to the latest trends in pop culture. 

As for their latest installment on the Built By BamaOnLine podcast, here are some topics Tim and Travis touched on:

* Do we miss MLB Opening Day or is it just the nostalgia talking?

* UA men's hoops on verge of adding perimeter player with high ceiling.

* Recapping the three-star signees of the Nick Saban era at Alabama.

* Round Table mailbag includes BHM/TCL high-scale restaurant recs and likelihood of hoops returns by Kira Lewis Jr. and John Petty Jr.

BOL staffers Charlie Potter and Travis Reier jumpstart your Wednesday with, among other things, some discussion about the outside linebacker position at Alabama.

Specifically, the guys focus on the candidacy of King Mwikuta, a sophomore who saw action in 10 games a season ago. Along with a handful of returnees and a quartet of mega-talented newcomers, Mwikuta will attempt to fill the void created by departures by Anfernee Jennings and Terrell Lewis.

Charlie and Travis cover that and a whole lot more on the latest edition of Daybreak.

With a weekend that was largely spent watching "Tiger King" (what the heck was that, by the way?) behind them, BOL staffers Charlie Potter and Travis Reier are here to jumpstart your Monday with some discussion about the quarterback situation at Alabama.

Specifically, the guys focus on the candidacy of Mac Jones, a redshirt junior who went 3-1 as the starter in 2019. Jones proved to both efficient and capable of making good use of the explosive options he had to work with last season. Even with a couple of the Crimson Tide's top playmakers moving on to the NFL, is there any reason to think Jones' first run of legitimate playing time won't have some carry over where 2020 is concerned?

Charlie and Travis cover that and a whole lot more on the latest edition of Daybreak.

Hank South joins Travis Reier to take Crimson Tide fans around the recruiting horn. Topics include:

-- Marrying current recruiting restrictions with new reality.

-- As evidenced by recently-released 2022 Top247, state of Alabama continues to produce elite talent.

-- Siblings of current/soon-to-be Alabama players already racking up Power Five offers.

What do you get when you put BOL old heads Tim Watts and Travis Reier behind open mics? Anything from Alabama sports and recruiting to the latest trends in pop culture. 

As for their latest installment on the Built By BamaOnLine podcast, here are some topics Tim and Travis touched on:

* NFC South QB round robin will be #fun.

* Tim breaks down 2022 commit and Top247 member Jeremiah Alexander.

* How COVID-19 pandemic might result in retro evaluation process on recruiting trail.

* Quarantine survival kit, including sports movies both good and bad.

* Round Table mailbag includes spring practice scenarios; men's hoops recruiting; and SEC football coaches past and present that would make the guys' all-quarantine team.

Topics Charlie Potter and Travis Reier address on a Wednesday edition of Daybreak include:

-- SEC cancels remainder of spring sports seasons.

-- Creative Pro Days likely on tap for UA draft hopefuls.

-- Why the spring practice suspension had to come from the SEC office.

-- Areas of the Crimson Tide most affected by potential loss of spring practice.

-- Former UA players heavily involved in NFL offseason transactions.

As Selection Sunday came and went, a new reality cast itself across the college sports landscape. With the COVID-19 virus showing no signs of relent, uncertainty as to how, when and where some semblance of normalcy would return only intensified.

Topics of particular interest to Alabama fans:

-- Separating probable from improbable where eligibility extensions are concerned.

-- Even in a best case scenario, would shortened baseball and softball seasons make much sense?

-- BOL updates of note -- and there are plenty more to come.