A former University of Alabama offensive lineman is about to try his hand at coaching.
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Alphonse Taylor, a two-time national champion in 2012 and 2015, is the latest member of the Alma Bryant High School football coaching staff. The school announced the news via Twitter on Thursday. Taylor, a Mobile (Ala.) native, came to the Crimson Tide in its 2012 signing class as a four-star. He blocked for three 3,000-yard quarterbacks — AJ McCarron, Blake Sims, and Jacob Coker — and a Heisman Trophy winner (Derrick Henry). Alma Bryant is getting someone ready to mentor athletes with Taylor.
Welcome former University of Alabama 2x National Champion, Alphonse Taylor, to the Hurricane Family! @BartSessions @dsprinkmcpss pic.twitter.com/OiAs1HVyb8
— Alma Bryant Football (@ABHScanes) July 6, 2023
Crimson Tide fans are excited to see what he does. Alma Bryant is located in Irvington, Ala.
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