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The transfer portal has allowed teams to not have to wait three and four years to rebuild. Curt Cignetti rebuilt Indiana into a championship team in less than two. Also, there are signs that there are foundational problems with DeBoer's culture. We've had too many games in the past two years...

Yeah, I thought so too but I have a feeling he's not going anywhere. I hope I'm wrong.

He's putting his job on the line if he keeps him. If the line doesn't drastically improve next season and hes still the OL coach, CKD maybe exiting before year 4.

I dont think the plan is to fire the OL coach. I'm betting he remains.

We need a new OL coach. No way all the OL'men are busts. But its very likely the coach who's been coaching them has coached bad habits and techniques into them.

Keeon Keely is entering the portal? Why? He started playing a lot more this season. https://www.espn.com/contributor/pete-thamel/0f44feafeb235 via @ESPN App http://espn.com/app

The HS recruit is a "better way" if you can convince them to stay. Rather than your staff investing coaching in them only for them to go someone where else and the other school benefits from you team's coaching.

So does Kirby. 90% of UGA's roster are players they recruited out of HS. I think even the best coaches are still trying to figure out how to best build a team in today's landscape.

Agreed, but does his upside come without a growing pain season? This kid has never faced a legit P4 defense week in and week out and can DeBoer afford an 8-4 / 7-5 season? DeBoer basically has two years left to prove himself, all depending on how next year goes. I dont think hes in a position to...

And when we go 7-5 or 8-4 next season with one of the two quarterbacks we have returning, there really will be a meltdown in Tuscaloosa. We don't have a QB on the roster right now than can do better than 11-2 in the regular season. We also don't have a QB on the roster who is so good that...

Yeah, what would already be embarrassing is if the staff let him transfer thinking they had something better on the bench then Ty goes to another school, takes his experience from his first year starting and has an even better year and ends up winning the Heisman or being a Heisman finalist...

Law didn't do very well at Kentucky. He had 500 yards receiving and 3 TD's. He basically averaged 45 yards receiving per game and 4 receptions. Honestly, he should have stayed put like several people told him to. But, for Bama, it opened the door for Brooks to play and show out. So it probably...

If Ty decides to not enter the draft it would best for both parties (Bama and him) if he came back. For him because he knows the offense, for us because we don't want another team benefitting from the experience he got in starting his first year. We really don't want to have to turn around and...

It might be an indictment on Austin Mack and we know Russell is nowhere near ready.

I'll make one comment on the Milroe situation and then I'm done. That topic is long gone and doesn't need to get back going. The problem Milroe brought to the table that hindered our offense was not being able to throw intermediate passes over the middle of the field. Ty Simpson literally killed...

Yep, and I'm not sure why when it became grossly obvious that we couldn't run the ball between the tackles that efforts weren't made in playcalling to run jet sweeps, and running plays outside the guards and tackles. There was zero creativity in trying to develop a running game. We literally...

And the same applies for good running backs. We're not going to win (long term) in the SEC with being as pass dominant as we are and as run deficient as we are. We have to sacrifice some of the passing game to get a running game and if that means losing some four and five star WR's then so be...

I agree, we cannot discount the impact Ty's injury had after the Missouri game. He was top three in the Heisman running after that game. Then the downward spiral hit and our offense started to tank. But, on the other side of the coin, regardless of the injury, the lack of running game was more...