McElwain would get a ring regardless if he coaches in the championship game.Yeah I was about to comment in recruiting terms a national championship ring on both hands looks just a weeee better....
McElwain would get a ring regardless if he coaches in the championship game.Yeah I was about to comment in recruiting terms a national championship ring on both hands looks just a weeee better....
LOL! I mean this in good spirits, but you sound like you have a miserable life, at least insofar as it regards following Alabama football...Great for Coach McElwain. He did a very good job for us, especially with developing tough and disciplined offensive players.
It doesn't matter who the next OC is. He will be given the same playbook and work under the philosophy of CNS. Our offense will be the exact same next year as it was this yea, the year before that and the year before that. We will make some explosive plays, but mainly play tough hard football and bog down in middle of the season. We will become predictable and play tight. We will complain about our passing game and wonder why we keep running it up the middle and why we can't don't throw down field. We won't scare any defenses, they will load the box but they better pack a lunch because it is going to be a long, hard fought game in the trenches.
I have thought our offense is boring, predictable and at times flat out bad for 4 straight years . . . and yet we are playing in our 2nd BCS Championship Game in those 4 years. Rock on Coach Saban and whoever you drive crazy as our next OC.
Great for Coach McElwain. He did a very good job for us, especially with developing tough and disciplined offensive players.
It doesn't matter who the next OC is. He will be given the same playbook and work under the philosophy of CNS. Our offense will be the exact same next year as it was this yea, the year before that and the year before that. We will make some explosive plays, but mainly play tough hard football and bog down in middle of the season. We will become predictable and play tight. We will complain about our passing game and wonder why we keep running it up the middle and why we can't don't throw down field. We won't scare any defenses, they will load the box but they better pack a lunch because it is going to be a long, hard fought game in the trenches.
I have thought our offense is boring, predictable and at times flat out bad for 4 straight years . . . and yet we are playing in our 2nd BCS Championship Game in those 4 years. Rock on Coach Saban and whoever you drive crazy as our next OC.
HA ! Tongue in cheek, I'm guessing. I doubt seriously that power option football is in our future. We've gotten most of the top recruits we've landed because of the pro style offense we run that prepares players for the next level. You had me going there for a minute though...Now this explains why I heard Coach Saban was meeting with the coach of Ga Southern last month after the game. I love the power option!
Yep...here's a link.According to espn ticker, CJM is staying for national championship
McElwain will continue coaching the No. 2 Crimson Tide's offense through their Jan. 9 contest against No. 1 LSU in the Allstate BCS National Championship in the Mercedes-Benz Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans
i was thinking the same thing yesterday. it would be saban's going away present to coach mac (and to us )Was just thinking it would be funny since it is his last game if he opened up his play book and it caused us to beat LSU by 40