Y'all don't take my ability to overreact before the season starts. It's one of my few pleasures left in life and one of the very few areas in my life that I still have full control over. If I can't get wound up and twisted off over something in a scrimmage, then what else am I going to do for enjoyment until the season starts? Geeze, some of y'all suck the fun out of everything.
Ah! Man, I had a feeling it might not be right.
He should defintely be in the conversation for the number 3.
I also think the o-line will take a while to rebuild. Our ground game was laughable last year, so it is hard for me to see any better than 8-4 or 9-3 at best. I am hoping for improvement in controlling the line of scrimmage this year so I can actually watch all the games. I had to turn several off last year because I refuse to watch us get pushed around and be dominated on the line.
I wonder if someone like DeMarcus Ware had played at Alabama or Auburn as opposed to Troy, would that have impacted his play in the NFL?
247 just posted this morning Crowell is expected to return to the practice field early next week when Alabama resumes fall practice. the injury was a minor ankle tweak, the same injury that kept him out of A Day game
Yeah, the article said he retweaked it at first practice. Maybe the strength and conditioning guys need to add something that will help strengthen ankles
If it's the same ankle that's concerning. Ankles are finicky. Only major injury I've ever had in sports was a badly twisted ankle. Today they call it a high sprain. I actually had pulled ligaments up toward my knee it was so bad. It caused me to miss almost half of a basketball season.
My High school rehab reminded of the movie , Major League, when they cut funding
“ Rub some dirt on it. You’ll be fine. “
"Basketball is a contact sport...football is a collision sport."
JMHO, mind, but 9-3, certainly 8-4, might well put CKD on a rather scorching hot seat. That’s if enough influential alumni, boosters, etc,etc, still care enough about “ college “ football for it to matter to them.
If you could buy Cole for what he's worth and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you would have one heck of an investment.
With a brand new quarterback, an O Line rebuild, and this meat grinder of a schedule? Alabama fans have lost their minds.
Even is such is true, for a Barner he makes some sense every now and then!
In today's transfer portal world, an "o line build" isn't as much about players as it is coaching continuity, philosophy, and consistency. Literally every group on a team has to be "rebuilt" to a degree each offseason now.
