Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack details why he left South Alabama to come to Tuscaloosa.

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00:00 >> Can you walk us through your decision to come to Alabama and leave South Alabama?

00:03 >> Yeah, growing up in the South, my dad was a longtime defensive coordinator

00:09 all over the SEC, I played in the SEC, have always had tremendous respect for Alabama.

00:15 I think there is a standard that's been set here,

00:18 certainly in the last 17 years with Coach Saban, but certainly before that.

00:24 Somebody gave me a pair of shoes the other day and it had 18 and 31 and

00:27 I didn't know what that meant, and now I do, right?

00:30 And those are the things that when you look at what this place is,

00:36 there's a standard here that in college football is respected across the board and

00:41 you wanna be a part of those things.

00:42 To do that with Kalen DeBoer is something truly special.

00:46 And for any of you that knew my time at South Alabama or

00:50 know what I think about Mobile, Alabama, I absolutely adore that city.

00:53 I love the university, I love that football team and what we were building there.

00:57 This was an opportunity I was not gonna turn down.

00:59 >> Can you walk us through.

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