It won't bother met to see him graduate. He is tough, he makes plays, he puts the ball where he wants to and their receivers are very talented.

I came here to graduate, play for the Crimson Tide and be part of the alumni here and family and history that they've got here. So that's what I did, stay here with these guys.

As long as I get there, I know I'm going to graduate. It's important for me to try to get a degree. I know Coach Huggins still gives players opportunities. Everything fit into what I'm looking for -- the coaching staff, the style of play and the opportunity to play.

This is what I want to do after I graduate.

I just stay out of trouble to stay out of trouble. I do it so I can graduate, so I can get out of here.

The point of the program is to graduate.