Me too.I couldn't believe I found myself actually agreeing with him on something.
Me too.I couldn't believe I found myself actually agreeing with him on something.
I literally pinched myself.I couldn't believe I found myself actually agreeing with him on something.
I have to respectively disagree. I guarantee Tua was on the sidelines pleading to play till halftime. It is football and players get hurt. Coach Saban has done so much for the University and he deserves some benefit of the doubt. There was no way to know that Tua was going to get hurt. This injury could have happened on the first play of the game. Without Tua, we are not the same team, but we have to make the most of the situation. The odds are against us, but we still have a chance.I put myself in timeout because I'm frankly sympathetic to that take and didn't want to litigate it during the game thread. Saban made one of his all-time blunders and it may cost this team the Iron Bowl and an outside shot at a national title. He's getting paid the big bucks to see the big picture and the big picture for this team is that the defense is not great so they're riding on the back of Tua Tagovailoa. I'd argue that the mentality that he was done probably had an affect on execution in that abortive drive. Putting him out there for 2-min drill 25-ish starts into his career was not seeing the big picture.
Wasnt one of the problems Prothro had was infection due to dirt and such being still in the wound? I know with the bone exposed this was nearly impossible to avoid. In spite of this, I do cringe a bit when our players are sent there first.Glad to hear Tua is going to St. Vincent. Didn't want him dying from ultra-mrsa at Golden Triangle or DCH. Gotta laugh I reckon ��
Ha. I noticed that.Hell froze over and Joey Galloway is the strongest defender of Saban.
Unreal.
And with this being an opinion based thing and not "fact based" all I can say is that I respect your opinion but I disagree. Fanbase is going to be divided on this issue but regardless they've gotta find a way to win two more football games and we're all going to be rooting for that outcome.I have to respectively disagree. I guarantee Tua was on the sidelines pleading to play till halftime. It is football and players get hurt. Coach Saban has done so much for the University and he deserves some benefit of the doubt. There was no way to know that Tua was going to get hurt. This injury could have happened on the first play of the game. Without Tua, we are not the same team, but we have to make the most of the situation. The odds are against us, but we still have a chance.
And if they don’t figure it out, It’s okay. 5 in 10. If we never win another we should count ourselves as blessed beyond belief.And with this being an opinion based thing and not "fact based" all I can say is that I respect your opinion but I disagree. Fanbase is going to be divided on this issue but regardless they've gotta find a way to win two more football games and we're all going to be rooting for that outcome.
One of the main reasons Im glad theyre flying him directly to the best.Disappointed in quite a few on here today. Many don’t have their priorities straight. These are not cartoon characters or fictional characters on a tv show. These are real people with families and friends and people who feel pain.
And yet the insensitive complaining and selfish behavior is extremely disappointing.
Look into your heart before you post. Because any other concern than his health for his future is what’s important. Everything else is second at best.
If you want to be a troll please go somewhere else
Palmer should go back to hosting that dating show..... all he’s good forI don’t have a problem with Galloway. Now Palmer, he’s always against Bama or Saban, anything to make the coach or Tide look bad. He’s why I don’t watch Gameday Final anymore.
Yes, amazingly, he got it exactly right.Hell froze over and Joey Galloway is the strongest defender of Saban.
Unreal.
Looked really really bad. Just the scream was hard to hear.Seems like Raekwon's injury is more serious than the others.
Dirt in your womb is a bad thing indeed.Wasnt one of the problems Prothro had was infection due to dirt and such being still in the womb? I know with the bone exposed this was nearly impossible to avoid. In spite of this, I do cringe a bit when our players are sent there first.
OK. I hope we win out. However, the utmost issue is Tua's health. I hope he fully recovers from this.And with this being an opinion based thing and not "fact based" all I can say is that I respect your opinion but I disagree. Fanbase is going to be divided on this issue but regardless they've gotta find a way to win two more football games and we're all going to be rooting for that outcome.