Homegrown talent has been good to Tide
Chris Low, SEC...ends, Travis McCall and Nick Walker, played their football in the state of Alabama. Senior safety Rashad Johnson, who saved the LSU game with three interceptions, is from Sulligent and wasn't recruited by...
Blog | November 14, 2008Alabama's Johnson deserved to make Thorpe cut
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez Rashad Johnson had three interceptions in the 27-21 overtime win against LSU. It hit me after scanning...
Blog | November 12, 2008Lunchtime links: Garcia dealing with the scrutiny
Chris Low, SEC...Stephen Garcia is learning to deal with the Head Ball Coach's criticism.Alabama senior safety Rashad Johnson is everywhere, including the other team's end zone.Steve Spurrier and his legacy at Florida...
Blog | November 11, 2008SEC week 11 award winners
Chris Low, SEC...well as he did last year when he won college football's most coveted award. DEFENSE Rashad Johnson, Alabama, safety: Every week it seems like a different player steps up big for Alabama's...
Blog | November 10, 2008Week 11 SEC helmet stickers
Chris Low, SEC...Dec. 6, let's reward the primetime performers from this past weekend with some helmet stickers: Rashad Johnson, safety, Alabama: How about Johnson's running skills? On his 54-yard interception return for a...
Blog | November 09, 2008Alabama, Johnson prey on LSU's Lee
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low BATON ROUGE, La. -- Senior safety Rashad Johnson has been the rock of the Alabama secondary all season. "He makes up for a lot...
Blog | November 08, 2008Alabama slips past LSU in overtime
Chris Low, SEC...His final pick came in overtime when he threw into double coverage on third down, and Rashad Johnson was there to collar his third interception of the game in the end zone for...
Blog | November 08, 2008Halftime: Alabama 14, LSU 14
Chris Low, SEC...and threw his sixth interception of the season that was returned for a touchdown. Alabama safety Rashad Johnson picked off an errant Lee pass over the middle and returned it 54 yards for a...
Blog | November 08, 2008Alabama gets another chance to finish the job
Chris Low, SEC...and want to finish it off and be a part of the legacy here," Alabama safety Rashad Johnson said. "But at the same time, we have to stay focused on what's right in...
Blog | November 07, 2008Alabama's Coffee driven by renewed faith
Chris Low, SEC...those guys who will try to get inside your pads when you tackle him," Alabama safety Rashad Johnson said. It was like that the day Coffee stepped foot on campus. It's like that...
Blog | November 06, 2008Week 10 SEC helmet stickers
Chris Low, SEC...Woodson, and held Tennessee to no first downs and 2 total yards in the fourth quarter. Rashad Johnson, safety, Alabama: Most of the defensive pub this season has gone to nose tackle Terrence Cody...
Blog | November 02, 2008Alabama discovers second half, buries Tennessee
Chris Low, SEC...first down. That's all the ammunition the Alabama defense needed. Three plays later, senior safety Rashad Johnson flew in to sack Tennessee quarterback Nick Stephens on third down, and the Vols had to...
Blog | October 26, 2008SEC vs. Big 12 debate hot, Vols' Hamilton not
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Now that the first version of the BCS standings are out, fans at Alabama, Florida, Georgia and LSU are all trying to fi...
Blog | October 20, 2008Bama's McClain has few peers in the middle
Chris Low, SECAP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis Alabama sophomore linebacker Rolando McClain, seen here returning a interception during last year's I...
Blog | October 01, 2008Saban credits defensive line in win
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low ATHENS, Ga. -- Alabama senior safety Rashad Johnson said what everybody saw Saturday night at Sanford Stadium. "We hit 'em in the mouth," Johnson...
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