I for one would welcome Jeremy back with open arms.
Jeremy might have had a chance at Tennessee,
but that ended when 'Fat Phil' returned.
I hate Tennessee, but I hate FAT PHIL even more.
When shall we let Pete Golding go?
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Jeremy might have had a chance at Tennessee,
but that ended when 'Fat Phil' returned.
I hate Tennessee, but I hate FAT PHIL even more.
When you have as many key members that leaves early for the NFL, you will have growing pains until they truly learns our D, I think the job our coaching staff has done has been amazing..
Especially when you consider they were thrown into the fire known as SEC Football early on cause COVID-19..
Especially when you consider they were thrown into the fire known as SEC Football early on cause COVID-19..
If we were to make a coaching change I agree & I wouldn't mind seeing Coach Sal getting his old job back either..
In that case, the internal computer system with all of the game plans, etc, are a much bigger concern than spending time nitpicking about a few practice videos.
The way things are going I expect MJ to be drafted, save an injury or something totally unforeseen. If so, BY is next up and I'd truly love to see what Sark does with his abilities.
He's a different kind of player than MJ. More like Tua but still different IMO. It would sure be fun to watch how our offense might be adjusted to him and his abilities under Sark.
Yep, if Mac keeps dropping dimes the rest of the season like he has, he'll get drafted in the first or second round. The only caveat I see to him coming back if the above is true is if he gets a pre draft grade and he believes him staying will push him into 1st round, like N Harris.
Agreed! One thing that helps all QB’s but especially Mac’s style of play is great O-line pass pro. Next year we will lose three guys, so having a more mobile guy that keeps his eyes downfield will probably bode well for us.
That's because Clempson intended to spend the entire 52 weeks preparing to face us again (you know, because they have the luxury of doing so with that rigor mortis competition they face in the ACC). By the time they knew we weren't going to be in it, they only had about 7 or 8 weeks left to change course.
I must not be writing in English. There's no need to hack. There are numerous condos with overlooking views of the entire practice field...
Earle, you may have it on something here. I know when he was here Kiffin lived in a condo and I want to say it was one near the facility. Based on the way OM played I wondered if there was some clandestine game week scouting that went on. Maybe this was the vantage point from an old neighbor? All I know is that Kiffin executed his gameplan like he was counting cards at the casino...
Also, one thing we need to consider I dont think either Smart or Muschamp was a DC at the same age as CPG so there is a reason Saban elected to put him in this role this early and without prior experience as an assistant on the staff. We are basically saying Coach made a coaching hire mistake. Do we really appreciate how rare that is? I am not in the camp that considers this a mistake. I dont know the behind the scenes reasoning. So I will continue to support CPG in the role.
The only real bust as a position coach that I can recall is Greg Brown as DB coach.
The only real bust as a position coach that I can recall is Greg Brown as DB coach.
I think it's happened, yes. When you have Lane's familiarity with our personnel and his long association with Sarkisian, a little boost from some clandestine observation would have been very worthwhile for him. UGA didn't have the same "look" at all...
Given Saban's recent statements, Golding may be around for a long time so let's hope he improves.
He probably has a camera set up outside his old condo and can watch anything he wants. Then he probably gives it to Kirby, Pruitt, and the others. I doubt it, really, but then again, who knows... I am sure Bama has people who keep up with that sort of thing to make sure it is not happening.
Saban: Offense, not defense, now wins games
Even though he doesn't like it, Alabama football coach Nick Saban conceded Friday that a good defense no longer regularly beats a good offense in the college football ranks.
www.espn.com
I think we need to start accept the reality of the offense is the new "hot" these days...
If OM continues their post-Bama slide I am even more inclined to believe shenanigans were at play in the week leading up to our game.
PG's not going anywhere soon. I think a lot of the slide in defensive performance is due to changing times, rules, offensive innovation, bad injury luck,etc. Still, d was underperforming unacceptably thru the Ole Miss game. But they've looked better starting in the second half of the Georgia game. Most of the problems that I'm seeing are due to inexperience. If they haven't been fixed by practice and coaching before the end of the year, then PG's seat will be extremely hot. But its too soon to say that is the case. In today's world all you can reasonably ask of any d is to keep every opponent below 30. We're not there yet, but we could be soon.
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