Blog: Latest Bama News 3/5/15

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410-pound Baylor lineman getting spring looks at TE | CollegeFootballTalk-via rbr

Fast-forward two months, and the 6-7 McGowan is now listed as 410 pounds on the team’s official website. He’s also getting significant and meaningful looks at the tight end position during spring practice, with Art Briles stating that the experiment, such as it is, will likely continue through the non-conference portion of BU’s 2015 slate before the staff decides whether to use him at that position during Big 12 play.

I typically don't take much interest in Baylor football, but I would tune in to watch a 400-pound man running pass routes. McGowan makes Brandon Greene look like a slot receiver. There's just something special about a fat guy TD.
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Gus Malzahn shrugs off NFL criticism of spread offenses | AL.com-via rbr

"So many times, you're evaluating a quarterback who has never called a play in the huddle, never used a snap count. They hold up a card on the sideline, he kicks his foot and throws the ball," Arians told reporters. "That ain't playing quarterback. There's no leadership involved there."

NFL coaches talking about how gimmick offenses ruin player development simply warms my heart.
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Will college football's Big Bowl go cold weather? | News OK-via rbr

Will college football think about marketing? Think about taking the Big Bowl to New York or Minnesota or Indy, some place north, to spark further interest in a sport that long has ruled south of the Mason-Dixon Line and is becoming more popular than ever?

Interesting question here as several cities are making bids for future championship games. Playing one in Big Ten country could make some sense from a marketing perspective, but asking college football fans to travel to some place like Minneapolis in January seems like a tough sell.
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Gotta eat!
Milo's hamburgers making return to Tuscaloosa | TuscaloosaNews.com-via rbr

Set to open in late April, the new Milo's is under construction near the intersection of Skyland Boulevard and Alabama Highway 69. "We're really excited about it," said company CEO Tom Dekle. "It really is a great location. It's real easy to get to from any part of the town or area."

A little sad that it won't be in the same location, but good to see one of the best burgers around returning to Tuscaloosa. Always a good stop while in town.
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