Domani Jackson announced his decision to transfer to Alabama football from USC in December. Then Nick Saban retired. Jackson didn't leave anyway. Here's why.
Jackson, a Southern Cal transfer cornerback, announced his decision to join the Crimson Tide on Dec. 28 while Alabama was preparing for the Rose Bowl. Then on Jan. 10, Saban retired.
Jackson is expected to be one of Alabama’s starting cornerbacks in 2024. He’s a 6-1, 197-pound junior who played for Mater Dei in California before he went to Southern Cal and played two seasons with 18 games of experience.
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