Full transcript from Crimson Tide starting left guard Tyler Booker.
Junior offensive lineman Tyler Booker enters his second full season as the starting left guard for Alabama football. He was one of the Crimson Tide's three representatives at 2024 SEC Media Days in Dallas on Wednesday.transcript courtesy of ASAP SportsTYLER BOOKER: Togetherness really helps to stabilize a locker room during a period of change. This is the tightest knit group is right now since my past three years of being here because we have been through an experience together.
Q. Oklahoma and Texas bring a storied rivalry to the SEC but what can those fans expect and see out of other rivalries in the SEC? Q. Guys don't get too many recruits from the Chattanooga area but Amari Jefferson is coming in for you guys. Do you see the play-making abilities he has and maybe separating from the pack and contributing on the team in the fall or in the future?
TYLER BOOKER: There weren't many differences. Schedule wise, we had a few practices before spring break and I feel like that helped because we were able to go over the break with practices under our belt. Obviously the practice schedule was different but same intensity, we have a lot of walk-throughs, we did a lot of things to prepare for this upcoming season, like I said, the intensity, that Bama standard hasn't changed.
TYLER BOOKER: Not necessarily. You can't pay attention to things this early in the year, I don't deal in hypotheticals. He taught me that so he would be glad to hear me say that. Q. The 2023 Iron Bowl, that final drive at any moment did doubt creep in? Your most vivid memories of those last couple of plays?
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