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Kadyn Proctor, an offensive tackle, is supposedly returning to Alabama football following a brief stint with Iowa. The starting left guard for the Crimson Tide from the previous season went back to his home state to play the Hawkeyes by using the transfer portal after the 2023 season concluded. On Tuesday, Proctor declared his intention to use the portal once more, with the goal of going back to UA. After taking part in the Tide’s pro day before to the NFL Draft, former Alabama right lineman JC Latham verified the information on Wednesday.
Latham declared, “We’re the standard.” Sometimes the grass isn’t greener somewhere else. You thus have to learn the hard way that somewhere else isn’t always better when things go wrong. For spring training, it’s Alabama.
As a true freshman at Alabama, Proctor won the starting position for the previous campaign. He had trouble at first, but during the season, he made significant progress.
Before coming through the portal and going north, he was named a freshman all-SEC by the conference coaches. Regarding the choice, Latham claimed he hadn’t spoken with Proctor too much.
According to Latham, “I don’t think I have.” I haven’t really had a serious conversation with him about his desire to return because I’ve been training, but I know we keep things light. I just pop up on his that’s why accounts and approach him from that point of view. In Proctor’s first season in Tuscaloosa, Latham noted how far the player had progressed.
Latham praised the remarkable progress. He was a young puppy when he arrived, and his ability to adapt quickly and maintain momentum carried over from summer camp to fall camp and beyond. You can clearly see the progress when you look at the most recent game and compare it to the predecessor.
