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Because defense is more demanding physically. Pass blocking is a lot less exhausting than pass rushing. And like others said....offense knows where they're going. Offense is executing. Defense has to react and overcome the offense's execution.

I caught a portion of a Dallas Jackson segment on Rivals Radio last week where he was ranking the states for recruits. I think I heard Texas was #1 with 390 kids getting D1 scholarships and Florida was #2 with like 317. Did anybody hear that segment? I'd like to know how the states...

Does anybody know of a website that lists former Bama players and if they are in or ever were in the NFL? Thanks.

Wow....some of you guys act like Bama is above criticism or something. Look, ESPN is responsible for a lot of the attention college football gets. It's their job to discuss good and bad. This morning ESPN was ripping Tate Forcier and he's just a freshman. You want to be a star you gotta...

I love the BCS. It matches up 1 vs 2. With TCU, Boise St., and Cincy there are already some weak BCS bowl matchups. I see no reason for a 8 team playoff. The biggest crime in college football is the ridiculous 30+ day layoff between regular season and the bowls. But considering...

Sorry if this has been discussed to death, but I still have a soft spot in my heart for guys like him. Is he hurt or is he just not good enough to get touches on this team?

I think he's definitely back for 2010. If LSU doesn't compete closely for the West in 2010 then I think he's in real trouble. Personally, I don't think he's a NC calliber coach but if he can get them jakced up and win their bowl game this year and maybe beat Bama or Florida next year then...

I don't know what Clemson was thinking. They were an 8 win team under TBowden. They were trying to jump to a 10 win team and they did it by promoting Dabo??? Dabo wasn't even an offensive cordinator. He may be a great recruiter but how special could his "input" be to the offensive...

Meyer and Tebow are joined at the hip. I wouldn't be surprised if Meyer follows Tebow to the NFL real soon.

I thought it was pretty obvious that in the red zone we were trying to force the ball to #8 so he could get his props. I love Julio Jones and want him to be every bit as dominant as AJ Green is at UGA, but we can't force it to him like that. He was double covered on every endzone throw to him...

Actually, I'm like 99% sure the NFL still allows cut blocks. But either way...

How so? Especially when it comes to player safety? Look, you're sad a Bama player got hurt. But that's football. Bama's OL does it too.

By your logic then guys shouldn't be allowed to tackle below the waist either. Watch a football game and imagine a 15 yard penalty everytime a defender chops out a runner's legs or wraps up or trips up a runner's legs.

The Glenn Dorsey play was very different. Dorsey was engaged by two lineamn. One up high and the other went low. Hightower was engaged by one lineman and he went low. I bet Bama's OL did it 20 times as well on saturday. It's good football. It's not malicious.

Because Dallas...it's tackle football. Tackling is dangerous. Should we do away with tackling and make it flag football?