Do you agree with my idea that Key is about to get the whole OL and Locksley is going to be the TE coach?Replacement is possibly already on staff in the form of Mike Locksley.
That's what I would expect right now.Do you agree with my idea that Key is about to get the whole OL and Locksley is going to be the TE coach?
Had this discussion in another thread. But the TEs blocked better this year, and the OL issues were on the interior, which Mario didn't coach.A loss as far as recruiting goes, no question about it, but honestly I think its a chance to upgrade at a very important position coach. JMO
Many teams have them. One guy might be more of a passing guy while the other focuses more on the run game.Co-Oc? Is that like having two quarterbacks?
This is sort of silly. Cristobal was a fantastic coach. Won the Joe Moore award last year and this year he took over TEs and tackles. Bama had the best TEs and tackles in the country by FAR. He helped OJ become the best blocking TE in the SEC if not the country.Well it gives us a chance to get a better OL coach. Or, a coach capable of getting better play out of our OL.
But I believe Cristobal is a fantastic recruiter. That is going to be difficult to replace. But Coach Saban has yet to fail in that regard.
Charlie Stubbs.If I'm not mistaken, I think we had Co-OC's at one time under Dubose... Neil Calloway for running coordinator and can't remember the guy's name for passing coordinator.
I'm not being silly. I'm just saying we can use it as an opportunity to improve our situation. I don't think we are losing the best OL coach in the country. If its your opinion that we are, well, that's your opinion.This is sort of silly. Cristobal was a fantastic coach. Won the Joe Moore award last year and this year he took over TEs and tackles. Bama had the best TEs and tackles in the country by FAR. He helped OJ become the best blocking TE in the SEC if not the country.
Thanks!! One of those things where his name was on the tip of my tongue but couldn't think of it for nothing. lolCharlie Stubbs.