We've had such a good run on signing talented QBs and i hope it continues. I do wonder what these guys are being told the offense is going to resemble in the next couple of years assuming BOB will be moving on. Any insights?
Julian Sayin, Ohio State Buckeyes, Quarterback
2023: Gatorade California Player of the Year. Named MVP of the Elite 11 Finals in advance of senior season. Posted a 9-1 record at Carlsbad, missing one game...247sports.com
Keep a look out here...he announces on Wednesday. Bama-LSU battle and from what I have gathered over the weekend...I like Bama right now. There was a question on if the staff would give him the green light to commit early with the staff looking to sign two QBs this year and he received that green light. Talented QB prospect here..
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They trust Saban and the staff. BOB was upfront and told Sayin that he can't promise that he will be there when he enrolls and Sayin is okay with that.
I'm glad Sayin is okay with that. lol. I think the offense will be better with another OC. "Just Sayin". RTR
This may help recruits for that class on offense too, if they see the same thing we fans see about lack of creativity, in game adjustments, etc.
“Just Sayin” I’m good with Julian being a take and BOB being gone 
Ya, hopefully Julian "Just" Saying commit's to Bama on Wednesday, and next year Saban hires a OC that has more creativity:
Phil Longo, North Carolina
Warren Ruggiero, Wake Forest
Jeff Lebby, Oklahoma
Jeff Brohm, Purdue
It would be such a shame, if the best QB ( Young) that has ever played at Alabama, does not win a Natty!!
Phil Longo, North Carolina
Warren Ruggiero, Wake Forest
Jeff Lebby, Oklahoma
Jeff Brohm, Purdue
It would be such a shame, if the best QB ( Young) that has ever played at Alabama, does not win a Natty!!
I am guessing he was confirming BOB would not be there before he committed
Yes indeed…and running a close second is the disappointment in seeing grown adults continue using the term “NATTY” around here.
It’s a term I’d only expect to see on “no-class” forums such as tiggerdroppings…..
Edit…I see others feel the same way…I just didn’t finish reading the thread before I posted my response.
Natty is a common term used by posters everywhere, every forum, every team. Not understanding your meaning here, natty is short for national championship. And how old are the posters here, unless stated, you never know , who knows the age, sex, whatever of anybody who posts on the net, which is both the beauty and the danger of this medium.Yes indeed…and running a close second is the disappointment in seeing grown adults continue using the term “NATTY” around here.
It’s a term I’d only expect to see on “no-class” forums such as tiggerdroppings…..
Edit…I see others feel the same way…I just didn’t finish reading the thread before I posted my response.
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We don't like it around here because it reminds of the college days when we had to drink cheap beer. Now we are sipping all these local craft beers and, well, prefer to forget cheap beer era.
I know BOB's resume and even so, I would guess Sayin isn't too concerned with whether BOB will still be here as OC.
My bad there BEARFOOT, I misunderstood your post, I must have had too many buds, but there was a day when Natty's were the beer. Believe it or not, in my day a keg of natty at GRANTS was 35 bucks. Some here will remember.
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