:::::::::::/I love it. I spent 24 years in the Army. You learn very quickly to take {butt} chewing in stride. Daboll and Saban are fine. In today's politically correct and snowflake environment a lot of people think its the end of the world. It happens. Some will say "but not in public". Maybe Saban should have called a time out and took his OC into the medical tent for privacy. :biggrin:
I watched that and they were spot on, and it was pretty entertaining getting an unbiased opinion from most of them. I got tired of listening to Dino and his Clemson discussions though. It was funny, they kind of ignored Major Applewhite at times.....like ignore the new kid. And they sure talked about the Texas kids alot during both games. lolIf you watch ESPN coaches film room version, they talk about Saban getting on to Daboll. They go on to say that coach wants to run the ball and get the game over to avoid injuries. Then one series later, Jennings gets hurt and one coach says "this is what I was talking about, this is why he wanted this game over" I found it surprising that they all came to the same conclusion about those circumstances very quickly......but there are no guarantees , freak things do happen but its a shame they have to keep happening to this team at the same position
I love it. I spent 24 years in the Army. You learn very quickly to take {butt} chewing in stride. Daboll and Saban are fine. In today's politically correct and snowflake environment a lot of people think its the end of the world. It happens. Some will say "but not in public". Maybe Saban should have called a time out and took his OC into the medical tent for privacy. :biggrin:
It doesnt matter who the OC is.....pass plays are not going to be executed with much precision at all. It is what it is. Bama needs a QB whisperer.All you have to do is watch the SEC video where Rogers talks about Hurts and Fromm. Look at the examples he shows where Jalen is not executing. He didn't even show the touchdown to Ridley where Ridley was wide open in the middle of the end zone and Jalen didn't see him. Daboll is calling good plays - we are not executing those plays. I can understand why our receivers are feeling the way they are. True - some are dropped passes. But Jalen makes them harder to catch in a lot of cases
I wonder who our 10th assistant will be for next year? Have we hired one yet? If not, it need to be someone extra for O line or QB .It doesnt matter who the OC is.....pass plays are not going to be executed with much precision at all. It is what it is. Bama needs a QB whisperer.
Totally agreeThumbs up!
I give and take {butt} chewings almost daily.
You are correct people are just too soft in today's World.
Absolutely agree!!It doesnt matter who the OC is.....pass plays are not going to be executed with much precision at all. It is what it is. Bama needs a QB whisperer.
Absolutely. One has to put on their big boy pants when they are being paid millions to make the correct play calls. I got my {butt} chewed many times for a heck of a lot less money. This is much ado about nothing IMO.Is it possible the glare was a look of - "you're right, my bad."
Who initiated contact and where that happened is really a moot point here. The Bama player was an eligible receiver who was clearly blocking downfield on a forward pass play that was beyond the line of scrimmage. The rest is window dressing to the debate, it should have been offensive PI, just as it should have been last year (actually twice last year).Watched a replay and the Clemson player crossed the line of scrimmage and that's where initial contact was made and then pushed upfield.
With regard to the Saban/Daboll confrontation, I said it regarding another coach last year, and will say it every time. I think it is wrong and most always detrimental to verbally abuse a person in a leadership position in front of his/her subordinates.
Yeah, I would go to Foxboro too -- after all, Daboll was a positions coach before and if he had a chance to be OC for the Pats, well, that's where I'd go too. It's not like Bama OC is Daboll's dream job and it probably shouldn't be.
This is how I see it too. Nothing really major. Daboll knows what Saban expects, and he is perfectly fine with that.I took it as more of a grin or a chuckle , a recognition that he had been there before.
Thanks. I was only throwing that out there because I wasn't sure of all the points in determining a pick/OI or not.Who initiated contact and where that happened is really a moot point here. The Bama player was an eligible receiver who was clearly blocking downfield on a forward pass play that was beyond the line of scrimmage. The rest is window dressing to the debate, it should have been offensive PI, just as it should have been last year (actually twice last year).