Roll Pod: An Alabama sports show from Bama247

On the heels of an unprecedented 48-hour stretch, BOL staff members Charlie Potter, Hank South and Travis Reier discuss what might be next for UA, with an emphasis on:

-- Could spring sports return to the field at some point in the not-too-distant future?

-- As of late Thursday night, the word on UA football spring practice.

-- Tide football recruiting forced to adjust once again.

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

-- Alabama baseball bashes UAB; SEC play next.

-- Is it realistic to think a run is coming from UA men's hoops in Nashville?

-- Position battles not named quarterback to track this spring.

Topics for a Monday edition of Daybreak include:

-- Alabama men's hoops: Vandy was bad, but Missouri may have been worse.

-- UA softball and baseball use offensive outbursts on Sunday to clinch series wins.

-- Outlining early football enrollees and why several will contribute in 2020.

Topics for a Friday edition of Daybreak include:

-- Previewing the UA sports weekend.

-- Hank South talks Crimson Tide football recruiting, including:

The 411 for this weekend's Junior Day at UA.

What's up with 2021 QB commit Drake Maye?

Position specific: Cornerback.

Commitment panic stage in early March.

Topics for a Wednesday edition of Daybreak include:

-- If the bubble didn't pop Tuesday night, it was largely deflated.

-- Alabama baseball improves to 13-0, best start in program history in reach.

-- Football makes Ballou and Rhea official.

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:

* The anatomy of UA strength and conditioning hire(s).

* Tide football sees 2021 DB de-commit.

* When it comes to player evals, are the guys more into physical testing or tape (or both)?

* Retribution for Astros' cheating not quite clear yet.

* Round Table mailbag includes more S&C talk; quarterback reps for spring practice; impact of DeVonta Smith's return for 2020 and proper scrambled egg techniques.

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

-- Official Girl Scout cookie ranking and freezer vs. room temp.

-- Alabama men's hoops keeps NCAA Tournament at-large hopes afloat.

-- Bama baseball keeps winning; softball still working through early-season kinks.

-- Crimson Tide at the NFL Scouting Combine.

-- Strength and conditioning turning to two-man show?

Topics for a Friday edition of Daybreak include:

-- Previewing the UA sports weekend.

-- Hank South talks Crimson Tide football recruiting, including:

How impactful was Scott Cochran on UA's recruiting effort?

2021 wide receiver and tight end targets of note.

Does the UA evaluation/offer process actually resemble American Idol?

For the latest edition of Daybreak and the rest of the entries to the Built By BamaOnLine Podcast library, click here.

Topics for a Wednesday edition of Daybreak include:

-- Starkville injury blues for another Alabama team.

-- Alabama baseball keeps on winning.

-- Crimson Tide softball goes to UAB before Zona hits T-Town for Easton Crimson Classic.

-- Positive Tua updates continue to impact first-round mocks.

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:

* Does national perspective of Scott Cochran-to-UGA meet up with reality?

* Characteristic most important in Cochran's replacement.

* Pros and cons of Cochran going on the field.

* Tua, Tide contingent goes to work at NFL Scouting Combine.

* Under-the-radar UA player who could be next big thing in Indy next year.

* Round Table mailbag centers on UA men's hoops and football.