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Alabama alum wants Nick Saban, Steve Sarkisian to put 70 on LSU, due to last year’s trash talk

Cam Robinson in his stance at left tackle for Alabama in 2016
Photo of Cam Robinson (No. 74) at Alabama from 2016 comes via Kent Gidley of Alabama Athletics

He has been cleared to travel and coach Alabama on Saturday versus LSU, but one Crimson Tide alum does not to see Nick Saban keep it classy with the Tigers.

Cam Robinson, a native of West Monroe, La., played left tackle at Alabama from 2014 to 2016.

He was taken in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft and was on three straight Southeastern Conference title teams.

Robinson was also on the Tide’s national championship roster in 2015. He was one of 27 student-athletes that signed to Alabama from the state of Louisiana since 2008, and the place known as “The Boot” tends to show the most disrespect toward its natives that choose Alabama over it for college football. After all the trash talking the Tigers did in 2019, Robinson wants Saban and Sarkisian to have no mercy.

Following the game, Ed Orgeron and the Tide celebrated at midfield.

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Orgeron told his team that Bryant-Denny Stadium was LSU’s home from now on and in the locker room, he said the Tigers would defeat the Crimson Tide in everything. Once he finished dropping a couple of “F-bombs,” his players cheered with approval.

Not only do the current Tide players want revenge, but the former ones want it too.

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Stephen M. Smith is the managing editor and senior writer for Touchdown Alabama Magazine.  You can “like” him on Facebook or “follow” him on Twitter, via @CoachingMSmith.

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Stephen Smith is a 2015 graduate of the University of Alabama. He is a senior writer and reporter for Touchdown Alabama Magazine. He has covered Alabama football for 10+ years and his knowledge and coverage of the Crimson Tide's program have made him among the most respected journalist in his field. Smith has been featured on ESPN and several other marquee outlets as an analyst.

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