I can`t be the only one who cringes whenever the other team throws long. It may not be so in reality, but it seemed like 70-80% of the time the throw results in 1) A long completion or 2.) A PI call. I know they`re taught to keep looking at the receiver until " in phase " ( whatever the hell...
Pretty beat up. Hope they can get the O line back together again. One bright note I guess was that Latham got plenty of good snaps and we continued to run the ball well. Won`t have that same success against UGA, will need to throw.
There are those that opine that our O line issues may well stem from CDM`s pro coaching background. Would someone with more knowledge of O line play in general and O line coaching in particular please expand upon this? What is it that may not translate from the pro game to college when it comes...
I find myself wondering if and how there`s a way to scheme more than one of these RBs on the field at once? I suppose that would be somewhat " radical ", but that`s such an abundance of riches I would hope that there would be a way to take advantage of it. It`ll be interesting to see what kind...
Just wondering what those in the know think. I know he has an NFL background but uncertain as to his O line coaching credentials. I believe it`s more stable on the D side of the line. Will feel better with a good O line coach and O coordinator. Yes, I trust CNS!
As a unit, IMHO, yes. Been watching Alabama football since `58. From an across the board, talent perspective, I don`t think any others have come close.
I guess I should know that but I don`t. With JW out, probably time for Javon Baker(?). Why not have a set or two with Smitty, Metchie, Slade and him? Might as well throw him in the deep end of the pool this week.