NCAA Football

Alabama Starter Takes Shots At Former Michigan Player After He Says They Have ‘Nothing To Worry About’

A quote from former Michigan OL Taylor Lewan, who now does the Bussin’ With The Boys’ Podcast, has the attention of Alabama players. Ahead of the Rose Bowl CFB Playoff matchup, Lewan had the following to say:

 

“Here’s what I’ll say about Alabama when it was first announced myself knowing from my past traumas from dealing with Alabama when Alabama was a dynasty from when they were real. I was like damn I hope that doesn’t happen again. I’ve watched the film of USF I’ve watched some of these games. Let me tell you right now if you’re a Michigan fan watching this show: We’ve got nothing to worry about Michigan top to bottom is a better ball club, they’re better coached, they’re better put together, they’re tougher, they’re stronger, and we’re running 34 dive right up that ass at the Rose Bowl.”

Take a look at the response from Alabama WR Jermain Burton:

“@TaylorLewan don’t like you wish you still played for em”.

Lewan:

 

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