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Modern QB, Old-School Drive: Why Keelon Russell Is Ahead of the Game

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Modern QB, Old-School Drive: Why Keelon Russell Is Ahead of the Game

Gaylene Block 30/06/2025 09:19

With his strong arm, fast feet, and tactical mindset the Alabama commit is the quarterback of the future…

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