Pick your flavor...I like how fair and balances this forum is... We have an "Everything Will Be Fine Thread" and a "Omnious Signs Ahead"...

Pick your flavor...I like how fair and balances this forum is... We have an "Everything Will Be Fine Thread" and a "Omnious Signs Ahead"...
This made me laugh from a good healthy placeI like how fair and balances this forum is... We have an "Everything Will Be Fine Thread" and a "Omnious Signs Ahead"...
with valid, meaningful posts on both.I like how fair and balances this forum is... We have an "Everything Will Be Fine Thread" and a "Omnious Signs Ahead"...
Yep, CKD needs to soak in the entire season, take notes of lessons learned and implement them into the offseason. But as it stands right now and next years schedule, he's got a 9-3/8-4 team. It's his job to make the team better than that between now and then. Good luck to him.I think a whole offseason is just what the doctor ordered for this new staff. I mean, it has been a four alarm fire since they arrived in Tuscaloosa trying to get to know players, feel their way around their new situation and try to implement their philosophy with players that don't all fit in...plus, trying to replace a living legend. Yea, time to take a breath, reflect, regroup, adjust and hit the ground running with a new plan in the Spring. We gonna be ok but not dominant for some time to come.
maybe we need a i have no idea thread? covers everythingI like how fair and balances this forum is... We have an "Everything Will Be Fine Thread" and a "Omnious Signs Ahead"...
But then it would still go off topic.maybe we need a i have no idea thread? covers everything
Ewers must have made him some money with those throws late. Texas offense has looked iffy at times down the stretch but when the chips were down he made the throws.I hope so. Sadly I enjoyed watching Texas/ASU more than almost any of our games this year. Guess it helps when you’re not invested. I’d like to see that level of excitement and execution from Bama next year.
Both teams were motivated and looked well prepared. Feels like it’s been a while. Maybe first half vs GA.Ewers must have made him some money with those throws late. Texas offense has looked iffy at times down the stretch but when the chips were down he made the throws.
This right here.First thing we have to do is recalibrate our expections.
Never!This right here.
Note: I did not say we have to lower expectations, just recalibrate.Never!
This deceased equine will be pounded to mush by the start of next fall practice.We have all offseason to dissect it. We will. Happy New Year, my friend.
Happy New Year TideFans. Hope everyone is healthy, happy,and prosperous.
These last 3-4 seasons have been frustrating as all get out. 21-22 felt like we wasted the most prolific passer in program history with ineptitude at multiple spots around him. And 23-24 was a roller coaster I never want to see us on again.
All that said, I'm excited about the direction we're heading. First thing we have to do is recalibrate our expections. Realize that what Nick Saban did here was completely abnormal. Those of us who have been in here at least since the Dubose/Fran/Price/Shula days can appreciate that fact. Also, know that college football in January 2007 (when Saban took over) and January 2025 are WORLDS apart. As challenging as it was when Saban took over, he had some very important constants with regard to roster. In today's CFB, the only thing constant is change. It's a delicate balance.
And along those same lines, with the expanded CFP, we'll be in and in contention more years than not.
For everyone bashing CKD for not pulling the plug on this year's QB, keep in mind that CNS had every opportunity to do it permanently and he didn't. And I don't subscribe to the idea that the guys behind him could've done any worse. There was clearly some other things at play, but no need to rehash or even harp on that now. Onward.
Going forward, expect the offense to utilize all of the playmakers at our disposal and not be able to be shut down by keying in on one player. Regardless of who the signal caller is, I think we'll be able to take advantage of whatever weaknesses defenses have. With regards to our play caller, know that just as the defense was CNS's no matter who the DC was, this offense is CKD's, no matter who is calling the plays.
Outside of Booker, our entire OL should be back. Traditionally (the past 15 years at least), we do well when we have significant continuity up front on offense.
Very quietly, Kane Wommack and his defense found a groove after the Vandy game. Most of the players on that defense weren't recruited to play in that scheme. So one full year in the defense for the guys coming back (like LT Overton and James Smith) and the injection of talent recruited specifically for this defense (Noah Carter, Duke Johnson, etc.), I'm excited to see where we go from here.
Chin up, friends. A-Day is 3 months away. RTR
a former boss of mine would say : I am not going to involve myself in looking up this dead horses behind any longer!This deceased equine will be pounded to mush by the start of next fall practice.
A better O Line coach might improve thingsOur O-line wasn't too adept at pass blocking this season and if DeBoer installs a more pass oriented offense next season we'll have problems unless they show sudden improvement.
And he could very well do it........Yep, CKD needs to soak in the entire season, take notes of lessons learned and implement them into the offseason. But as it stands right now and next years schedule, he's got a 9-3/8-4 team. It's his job to make the team better than that between now and then. Good luck to him.
To be fair, one can generally weigh the value of said thread based on the OP...I like how fair and balances this forum is... We have an "Everything Will Be Fine Thread" and a "Omnious Signs Ahead"...
Can we just merge the two into one thread and retitle it “Ain’t None of Us Gotta Crystal Ball Mega Thread”?To be fair, one can generally weigh the value of said thread based on the OP...![]()