OC and DC replacement discussion

[AWRTR]

Sorry if already posted somewhere else

Deion Sanders rumored to take Colorado job and bringing a DC from Alabama

A very interesting rumor/report has hit social media. Su’a Cravens, a former linebacker/safety hybrid for the University of Southern California, is now a sports analyst at CBS Sports Central. He is reporting — via sources — that Colorado not only has Coach Deion “Prime” Sanders as a ‘done deal’...

tdalabamamag.com

please let this be true. What a Christmas present. As an may be paying Deion to take him.

 

[bamafan1966]

Probably Kelley....wasnt he the DC at FSU?

 

[BamaMoon]

Also Whammy Ward is the DC at UT Chattanooga. Didn’t he do a good job at South Carolina? Just tossing some names around.

Know nothing about him, but his name alone is an upgrade to PG. Who wouldn't want to strap it up for Coach Whammy Ward???

 

[editder]

Bama averaged 4.7 yards per carry in 2015 and 5.2 in 2018.

Tua had a ton of highlights in 2018 but he really didn’t throw as much as we all probably remember. He had 43 TDs with only 355 attempts that year. Bryce had 47 TDs last year but in 547 attempts. In other words, Tua would have had 66 TDs if he threw the ball as much as Bryce did.

Were the OL and RBs better in 2018 than in 2015?

 

[TitleWave]

Doggone if it don’t look like BOB has used his off-week to coordinate the offense for the US in the World Cup. Looks like Goal-*ing just showed up as the pro bono man-marking intern too!

 

[4Q Basket Case]

Sorry if already posted somewhere else

Deion Sanders rumored to take Colorado job and bringing a DC from Alabama

A very interesting rumor/report has hit social media. Su’a Cravens, a former linebacker/safety hybrid for the University of Southern California, is now a sports analyst at CBS Sports Central. He is reporting — via sources — that Colorado not only has Coach Deion “Prime” Sanders as a ‘done deal’...

tdalabamamag.com

Stephen M. Smith is prone to both hyperbole and unwarranted assumptions. And in any case, he’s reporting on a tweet from someone I’ve never heard of — Sua Cravens.

Cravens’ tweet:
- Speculates on Colorado’s new HC. How many times have we seen a “done deal” fall through?
- Further speculates on the speculated HC’s choice as DC
- Doesn’t name Golding. It says only that the DC will come from Alabama’s staff — Smith is the one assuming it will be Golding.

Cravens might be right…..or not. He might be a pawn used by Sanders’ agent to lever more money for his client. He might simply be trying to make his bones as a sports analyst.

There are just tons of iffity iffity ifs. As much as I want a new DC for Christmas, a tweet from Sua Cravens is light years away from us having job opening.

 

[CrimsonRuss]

please let this be true. What a Christmas present. As an may be paying Deion to take him.

Hopefully those AFLAC commercials have paid off!!!

 

[Ole Man Dan]

Would have been "ur"...

Wow... Nothing better to do?

 

[Ole Man Dan]

We are all pretty much in agreement that we need different Coordinators, but I don't expect much movement until after the Bowl Game season ends.
(I'm assuming that lightening doesn't strike before then)

 

[crimsonaudio]

Agree on BoB. But if he us still waffling on Golding then it could present a problem

Yeah, I'm hoping the rumors of PrimeTime taking "Bama's DC" are accurate. I doubt it's true, but if it is, we know Saban told Gol*ing it was time to move along...

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

Haven’t read through this, but obvious OC consideration should be Freddie Kitchens

Hold my beer...

 

[Lucky Jack]

So just what is going on with the two GOATS. Saban has let an underperforming DC hang around for years and doesn't override his OC when he goes braindead for stretches during games with the play calling. Oh look the run game is gashing them, let's throw the ball three straight times and then punt.

And then you have Bill Belichick hire two defensive minded coaches to be co-offensive coordinators. Why are these football geniuses(and past performance proves this to be true) making what arm chair coaches believe to be stupid moves on the coordinator choices?

Beginning of the end?

 

[BamaMoon]

Yeah, I'm hoping the rumors of PrimeTime taking "Bama's DC" are accurate. I doubt it's true, but if it is, we know Saban told Gol*ing it was time to move along...

Maybe he heads to Boulder to help Prime recruit and CNS will just be the DC for the next game.

Let it be true!!!

 

[crimsonaudio]

Maybe he heads to Boulder to help Prime recruit and CNS will just be the DC for the next game.

Let it be true!!!

 

[Evil Crimson Dragon]

Yeah, I'm hoping the rumors of PrimeTime taking "Bama's DC" are accurate. I doubt it's true, but if it is, we know Saban told Gol*ing it was time to move along...

I'd help him pack..............and call Neon Deon to give him a glowing recommendation

 

[denver]

Sanders to CU is an awful decision for both parties....CO football has no base, and getting Florida, CA or any other Southern state kids will be hard. The facilities are old and there isnt a real Football culture there. He'd be better suited to USF or another program down south i think....btw i live in CO

 

[Lucky Jack]

Sanders to CU is an awful decision for both parties....CO football has no base, and getting Florida, CA or any other Southern state kids will be hard. The facilities are old and there isnt a real Football culture there. He'd be better suited to USF or another program down south i think....btw i live in CO

He'll be fine recruiting LA. It's going to be interesting to see how many Jackson St. players follow him out there.

 

[GrayTide]

Even Deion is not stupid enough to take Golding with him to CU. As previously mentioned his choice for DC may come from Alabama, but it won't be Golding, maybe Roach or Robinson and quite frankly both of them have under performed as well.

 

[crimsonaudio]

Even Deion is not stupid enough to take Golding with him to CU.

 

[AlexanderFan]

I wonder what’s wrong with his current DC. What if they’ve got some sort of sign and trade going on? The AFLAC commercial gang coaching tree.