ESPN REPORT: Jalen Milroe and WR Germie Bernard am sorry reason why i left Alabama Crimson Tide today….

During spring practice, Alabama wide receiver Germie Bernard (#5) runs with the ball for the Crimson Tide.Image sourced from the SEC Media Portal
Germie Bernard has had some success at Michigan State and Washington, but he is primed to succeed at Alabama.

During spring practice, Alabama wide receiver Germie Bernard (#5) runs with the ball for the Crimson Tide.Image sourced from the SEC Media Portal
Germie Bernard has had some success at Michigan State and Washington, but he is primed to succeed at Alabama.

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One of the top offensive units in college football last season, Bernard helped the Huskies win the Pac-12 and secure a spot in the College Football Playoff National Championship.

For Washington, Bernard caught 34 passes for 419 yards and two touchdowns; yet, the Crimson Tide can use Bernard in a more significant capacity.

With Isaiah Bond heading to the University of Texas, Bernard has a chance to shine as a playwright. The 203-pound, 6-foot-1 Las Vegas, Nevada, athlete has had a successful spring, including several plays produced in just two plays.

Although Alabama has had success with transfer wide receivers, quarterback Jalen Milroe gave reporters an overview of Bernard’s qualities that make him a good match for the Tide. His addition to a great receiver room has proven beneficial.

After practice on Tuesday, Milroe declared, “I really like Germie.” “Excellent size, quickness, toughness, and confidence in their play make it difficult to stop a confident player.” Because of the leader he is, I’m proud of him. Coming from Washington, it was a difficult adjustment for him to come here. This is the south, and he’s in a new atmosphere now. Although he is not from the South, he has been successful in getting to where he is. In addition to being a fantastic player for our club, I am incredibly proud of the man.

During spring practice, Alabama wide receiver Germie Bernard (#5) runs with the ball for the Crimson Tide.Image sourced from the SEC Media Portal
Germie Bernard has had some success at Michigan State and Washington, but he is primed to succeed at Alabama.

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One of the top offensive units in college football last season, Bernard helped the Huskies win the Pac-12 and secure a spot in the College Football Playoff National Championship.

For Washington, Bernard caught 34 passes for 419 yards and two touchdowns; yet, the Crimson Tide can use Bernard in a more significant capacity.

With Isaiah Bond heading to the University of Texas, Bernard has a chance to shine as a playwright. The 203-pound, 6-foot-1 Las Vegas, Nevada, athlete has had a successful spring, including several plays produced in just two plays.

Although Alabama has had success with transfer wide receivers, quarterback Jalen Milroe gave reporters an overview of Bernard’s qualities that make him a good match for the Tide. His addition to a great receiver room has proven beneficial.

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After practice on Tuesday, Milroe declared, “I really like Germie.” “Excellent size, quickness, toughness, and confidence in their play make it difficult to stop a confident player.” Because of the leader he is, I’m proud of him. Coming from Washington, it was a difficult adjustment for him to come here. This is the south, and he’s in a new atmosphere now. He’s not from the south, yet he’s been successful in getting to where he is now. In addition to being a fantastic player for our club, I am incredibly proud of the man.

Although Bernard was on the verge of winning a national championship in Washington, he believes Alabama has a better chance of succeeding.

Fans of the Crimson Tide will see him for the first time on Saturday at the A-Day Game.