Recent content by uafan4life

I've said it before, and I doubt I'll ever stop saying it... Most people go through life trying their hardest to refuse to actually think, instead choosing to feel their way through things - all the while being fully convinced that their feelings constitute thought.

I waffled between 1962 and 1994 in that tier in my rankings. I still think Coach Stallings likely cost himself a second National Championship with his game plan going into that game. He couldn't seem to bring himself to allow the offense to be aggressive and risky enough to fulfill its...

Here's how I'd tier and rank all of Alabama's SEC-era 1-loss teams: National & SEC Champions 2012*^ 2011*^ 2015*^ 2017*^ 1978*^ 1973*^ 1964*^ 1965*^ SEC Champions 2016* 1974* 1977* 1975* 1971* 2018* 1937* 1933* No Championships 1994 1962 1991 1938 1960 I don't think it's fair to even try to...

I'd tell Haines to, "Keep it classy!" - but the word keep in that context doesn't really apply to either him or Indiana football...

BTW, here's the official stats sheet for that game: https://allstatesugarbowl.org/documents/2023/2/23/1993_Sugar_Bowl_Miami-Alabama.pdf

Don't let the final score fool you... Was it a dominant win by Alabama? Yes. Was the scoreboard more lopsided than the game? Also yes... And Miami's defense was their strength. Their biggest strength was their mystique, of course, having won 29 straight games before playing in that Sugar Bowl...

Yep, we played a couple of coverages against Miami with two receivers split out on the weak side and the TE on the strong side. When the weak LB took the flat, it was a zone scheme where the inside corner (usually Tommy Johnson) would bail and the outside corner (League or Langham) would play...

To be fair, very few of us did at that age...

Makes sense. I was wondering if there was something big with Pruitt I had missed. :)

I was under the impression that "Due Process" was only applicable to certain Federal cases, most commonly criminal cases. I could be mistaken...

Umm, what exactly does due process have to do with this? As far as I know, there were no criminal charges or other Federal purview issues at play...

I think the phrase for which you are looking is, "Quality Offensive Coaching"...

Well, that might be enough...

No, he never had control. It's two steps or a football move. Juggling is not a football move...

Fowler just sounded like Forrest Gump with, "Still running!"