Bo Scarbrough, the former running back for Alabama and the UFL's Birmingham Stallions, announced his retirement from football.
Running back Bo Scarbrough, who won two national championships at Alabama and then returned to the state to win back-to-back USFL titles with the Birmingham Stallions, has announced his retirement from professional football. 'You can love this game all you want, but at the end of the day, the game can’t love you back because it’s not a person; it’s a ball,' said Scarbrough, per the UFL's official press release. 'I have so much respect for the people still playing.
While Scarbrough never recaptured those heights during the 2017 season, he still contributed to the Alabama team that went on to win the national championship that year in a thrilling comeback victory against Georgia. He also saw a bit of game action during Alabama's 2015 national championship season, though he dealt with a knee injury and was lower on the team's depth chart behind that year's Heisman Trophy winner, Derrick Henry.
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