Let's review this thread, and then I'm putting on my "Can't Spell Dynasty Without The A" Shirt and strolling on.
Here's your first post that started this whole thing:
Is it a coincidence, or maybe not, that our worst defensive performance in some years came after our long time DC took the uga job?
Now, unless I'm missing something the DC - I repeat, the DC that YOU brought up.....for the 2015 team and the 2015 Clemson game...that went to UGA is a guy named Kirby Smart.
First of all, you were WRONG factually in calling it "our worst defensive performance in some years," and I pointed out not one, not two, but THREE examples that your claim simply isn't true at any level. I cited a game from 2013 and TWO games from 2014....all of them worse than the Clemson game.
Secondly, I pointed out that Watson got 1/5 of those yards against a prevent defense, not a standard Alabama D, that was designed to force him to eat up the remaining clock time.
Now.....instead of folding your cards or admitting the EVIDENCE doesn't support your thesis, you came back with this:
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did the secondary play well? As much as Kirby juggling things, I think it was maybe more of an issue that Mel Tucker was headed out as uga dc
tifwiw
So you went from the ENTIRE DEFENSE not playing well because the DC was heading to UGA to the SECONDARY not playing well because Tucker was leaving.
At this point, you abandoned the initial claim and pivoted because the evidence didn't support your idea.
And let me again say very clearly - you can't have it both ways. UGA hired Smart on December 6.
There sure wasn't a problem with Michigan State - for a guy who supposedly had his mind elsewhere.
So you started with Smart, pivoted to Tucker, and then - after having no evidence to support your position - you came right back to Smart, yet again:
Given what I have been told by people I respect, I'm going to disagree with a lot of what I've read in this thread. I think Kirby was playing both sides against the middle, and I don't think our defense was nearly as prepared as they normally are for a game like that
Flame away I really don't care
Then I proceeded to actually say to you, that you MIGHT be right. I don't know. There's no evidence to support it, but maybe you're right. (Uh....does it REALLY matter at this point?)
And once again, you came back to Mel Tucker:
Lots of preaching in here by some board worthies
Not one person has addressed the Mel Tucker aspect.
Maybe I am privy to information not readily available, and at times try to create discussion based on that...
Well, nobody can address Mel Tucker when you keep changing the subject now, can they?
WHAT do you want addressed about Mel Tucker? And if Mel Tucker is the subject, why is Kirby Smart the subject in the OP?
And once again, please address the other points - it was NOT the worst performance in years by our defense and why is Michigan State excluded from the discussion?
And if your entire point is "well, I know something you don't," why did you even start a discussion to which you already (presumably) know the answer?
And that gave rise to this:
I will offer 3 Bama teams,1978 to start
1992
1961 allowed 2.2 points a game
You tend to be very preachy and condescending and I find it, to be a bit amusing and perplexing
The 1978 Alabama team lost by ten points to USC AT HOME. It was a great team, but not even close to our best team ever. The 1992 DEFENSE was from another world, no question. But football has changed a lot even since 1992, and the game is more pass-oriented than ever, making different talent necessary to play the defense. While I can't competently comment on the 1961 defense I never saw, here's something illuminating - while I don't know where to find the TEAM stats for 1961, I see that Texas was the nation's sixth ranked scoring offense in 1961 with 29.1 ppg. The sixth ranked scoring offense in 2011 was Wisconsin, with 44.1 ppg. In fact, FIFTY teams in 2011 scored more than 29.1 ppg. The Alabama defense of 2011 gave up 8.2 ppg in a passing era where teams were scoring at least 15 more ppg. The Tide defense did not give up a touchdown in the last ten quarters of the season in 2011.
As far as the condescending remark, well I'm done here.