Are you, like most football fans, paying attention to the NFL Draft? Alabama sure is.
Bo Davis, hired for a second time by Nick Saban in 2014, served as Alabama's defensive line coach in 2015. Davis is now expected to resign or be fired from that position due to allegations of recruiting violations.
From rivals.com:
Bo Davis is expected to leave his position as assistant football coach at the University of Alabama over an inquiry into possible recruiting violations, The Tuscaloosa News has learned. Davis is expected to resign or be fired from his job.
UA has been conducting an internal investigation and the NCAA has also made inquiries into the matter.
Davis’ contract at Alabama runs through 2017 at a salary of $475,000 per year after receiving a one-year extension and a $25,000-per-year raise last June.
The timing on the release makes you think.
