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Alabama Gains Transfer Tight End Josh Ford

Alabama football bolsters its roster with Josh Ford, a 66, 244-pound tight end from Oklahoma State, who joins via the transfer portal after his former coachs departure. Ford, with three years of eligibility remaining, brings a new dynamic to the Crimson Tides tight end position, having recorded 13 catches for 137 yards and 2 TDs in his two seasons at Oklahoma State, along with substantial blocking experience.

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