Alabama football receiver Agiye Hall sends, deletes cryptic tweet after the Mississippi State game

In a now-deleted Twitter post, Alabama football wide receiver Agiye Hall sent out a cryptic message after the Crimson Tide's 49-9 victory at Mississippi State on Saturday. 

Hall tweeted: "Yea nah, calling it quits." The meaning was unclear, but led to speculation whether the four-star freshman from Valrico, Florida, is discontented with his role.

After the game, fellow receiver John Metchie was asked about the tweet from his teammate.  

"I haven’t really been on my phone, so I haven’t seen anything or heard anything," Metchie said. "But I think it’s just a process. The process of being here. I remember what it was like as a freshman. I guess my words of encouragement would just be it’s a process and we’ve got to keep going."

Hall has caught one pass for 10 yards this season, in the opener against Miami. He has seen action in three of Alabama's other six games. 

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Hall was a standout in the A-Day spring game, where he had four catches for 72 yards. Alabama coach Nick Saban was pleased with the player's spring. 

“I think that he is a young player, he is getting better every day," Saban said. "I think that he has a lot of ability. I think that he is not 100% sure sometimes of what he is doing. So to get him to play fast all the time is something that he wants to do and naturally does, but like any player most of the time when they are not sure of what they are doing, they aren’t playing fast.

"He has made significant improvement throughout the spring, and he is someone that we think has a lot of potential. He makes a lot of contested catches. He’s got great size. He’s got really some explosive speed that I think we need. We need some guys to complement John Metchie when he gets back. We are pleased with his progress. He had a really good spring.”