REPORT: Former Alabama CB Scooby Carter transferring to JUCO for now

Carter told 247Sports on Saturday that he would be transferring to Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.

Former Alabama cornerback is transferring to a JUCO- for now at least. Carter told 247Sports on Saturday that he would be transferring to Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. His plan is to eventually return back to Tuscaloosa.

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Alabama defensive back Scooby Carter (11) stops New Mexico State running back Naveon Mitchell (20) at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., on Saturday September 7, 2019. Mickey Welsh, Montgomery Advertiser

According to 247Sports, “Carter spoke to Alabama’s coaches on Friday to discuss his future. Both parties decided Carter would be best served with a fresh start, an opportunity to prove himself after an up-and-down debut season in Tuscaloosa.”

“I talked to everybody yesterday. They’re really supportive about everything. They talked to the coaches at Gulf Coast and were helping to get everything ready. Me and Coach (Nick) Saban were getting on the right page.

If I go there and do everything I’m supposed to and all that, we’ll go from there.”

Scooby Carter, entered the transfer portal for the second time in February.

He was originally in the portal in November, but then withdrew his name in January.

Carter also shared with 247Sports that his goal is to return to Tuscaloosa:

“I’m still wanting to be at Alabama. I wasn’t always on the right foot. … It’s having a clean slate and showing that I can have my head down and focus on the right thing.”

And Saban himself made a comment on Scooby’s situation at the Citrus Bowl this January:

“Scooby can have another opportunity to be on the team, and if he wants to start with the team next semester in school, we’ll give him another opportunity at that time. He did OK in school, and we’re trying to be supportive and helpful to get him to do the things that he needs to do to have a chance to be successful as a person, as a student and as a player, and we’ll give him an opportunity to come back next semester, if he wants to do that.”

Carter played in three games last season, and recorded one tackle.

Roll Tide Wire will keep you updated on Carter’s next step!

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Former Alabama DB Scooby Carter arrested for domestic violence, harassment

On Thursday morning, Michael Casagrande of AL.com reported that former member of the Crimson Tide Scooby Carter had been arrested. The news then quickly spread and Tony Tsoukalas with BamaInsider.com tweeted about the incident with a screenshot of …

On Thursday morning, Michael Casagrande of AL.com reported that former member of the Crimson Tide Scooby Carter had been arrested.

The news then quickly spread and Tony Tsoukalas with BamaInsider.com tweeted about the incident with a screenshot of Carter’s inmate details from the Tuscaloosa Police Department:

Carter’s charges include third-degree domestic violence and harassment, as Tony Tsoukalas of BamaInsider.com reported. His bond was set at $500.

It was recently reported that the rising sophomore defensive back, had entered the transfer portal for the second time since November.

AL.com’s Michael Casagrande reported that both Carter and his girlfriend were arrested on the same charges.

“Officers were called to an apartment at approximately 4 p.m. Wednesday after an argument between the two,” writes Casagrande. “Officers found probable cause to arrest both Carter and Merritt after pushing and shoving from both parties, Tuscaloosa police told AL.com Thursday morning.”

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Alabama DB explains why he entered transfer portal

Rising sophomore defensive back, Scooby Carter, recently announced he has re-entered the NCAA transfer portal after removing his name from the system when he originally submitted his name into the portal in November of 2019. Not much information has …

Rising sophomore defensive back, Scooby Carter, recently announced he has re-entered the NCAA transfer portal after removing his name from the system when he originally submitted his name into the portal in November of 2019.

Not much information has become available to the public as to why he is seeking to transfer from the university of Alabama.

On Mar. 1 Carter took to Twitter to clear the air and squat any rumors regarding his relationship with the program or his teammates. He also let it be known that it was not due to his ranking on the Crimson Tide depth chart.

Carter cites “personal reasons” as the explanation for his entrance to the transfer portal.

The message posted by the form four-star defensive back helps us eliminate what the reason could be, but is too vague to give anyone any ideas.

The Texas native has not yet announced where he will be transferring to, but Roll Tide Wire will keep you updated on Carter’s journey through the transfer portal and into another program.

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REPORT: Alabama DB Scooby Carter re-enters transfer portal

Alabama rising sophomore defensive back, Scooby Carter, has entered the transfer portal for the second time in the last four months. Matt Zenitz with AL.com was the first to break the news on Thursday via Twitter: Alabama cornerback Scooby Carter …

Alabama rising sophomore defensive back, Scooby Carter, has entered the transfer portal for the second time in the last four months.

Matt Zenitz with AL.com was the first to break the news on Thursday via Twitter:

The news comes as somewhat of a shock, seeing that the former four-star recruit withdrew his name after originally entering in November.

Carter played in one game with the Crimson Tide in 2019 and recorded only one tackle on the season.

There’s no word yet on why he has decided to re-enter the portal, and there are no reports on where his potential landing spots could be.

Roll Tide Wire will keep you updated on Carter’s time in the portal and where he will eventually land.

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BREAKING: Alabama CB Scooby Carter enters transfer portal

Alabama could be losing a member of its 2019 recruiting class in DB Scooby Carter, who announced he’d be entering the transfer portal.

Alabama could lose one of the key members in its 2019 recruiting class, as true freshman defensive back Scooby Carter announced via his Twitter account that he would be entering the transfer portal.

That news, of course, was announced on Monday night.

The 6-foot, 186-pound corner was a top 100 prospect coming out of Mansfield Legacy High School in Mansfield (Tex.). According to the 247Sports composite rankings, Carter was rated as the No. 91 overall player, No. 9 cornerback and No. 15 player from the state of Texas.

Gabe Brooks with 247Sports had described him as a “long, lean and very athletic prospect who projects as a true cornerback at the high-major level.”

Unfortunately for Carter, Alabama had a lot of veteran leadership returning at cornerback with Trevon Diggs, Patrick Surtain II, Shyheim Carter, Josh Jobe and Jalyn Armour-Davis all still ahead of him on the depth chart.

Hopefully, Carter is able to land somewhere that will be able to give him the opportunity to see the field, whether that is in 2020 or beyond.

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