Although ESPN 150 defensive lineman Montravius Adams didn’t participate at Alabama’s OL/DL camp on Saturday, he stayed active while on UA’s campus, and he may have found a new calling.
The 6-foot-3, 281-pound prospect served as a coach at the Crimson Tide’s camp and worked alongside defensive line coach Chris Rumph.
“When I was at the camp, Coach Rumph told me he wanted me to be an assistant coach, so I did a little coaching,” Adams said. “It was good to help out the players, teaching them what they’re doing right and stuff like that.”
The 6-foot-3, 281-pound prospect served as a coach at the Crimson Tide’s camp and worked alongside defensive line coach Chris Rumph.
“When I was at the camp, Coach Rumph told me he wanted me to be an assistant coach, so I did a little coaching,” Adams said. “It was good to help out the players, teaching them what they’re doing right and stuff like that.”
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