EastAl_Tiger

What last season's College Football Playoff field would have looked like under proposed 12-team bracket (USA Today) The first part of the new proposal sees the top six conference champions in the committee rankings included in the field, with the first four receiving first-round byes: No. 1 Alabama (SEC champions) No. 2 Clemson (ACC champions) No. 3 Ohio State (Big Ten champions) No. 6 Oklahoma (Big 12 champions) No. 8 Cincinnati (American Athletic champions) No. 12 Coastal Carolina (Sun Belt champions) Six at-large selections would have gone to the next six teams in the committee's order: No. 4 Notre Dame (ACC at-large) No. 5 Texas A&M (SEC at-large) No. 7 Florida (SEC at-large) No. 9 Georgia (SEC at-large) No. 10 Iowa State (Big 12 at-large) No. 11 Indiana (Big Ten at-large)

not just the substitution, but the hands off treatment of receivers, especially over the middle.

maybe that was what confused the O-line? 3rd and short. call a play and run it.

nothing wrong with leaving early to extend the play, but when QB form breaks down as it usually did, it turns ugly quick

At this point in his life (& after countless football/passing camps), it would seem to be like breathing to a QB.

Those balconys facing the library and Samford will be leased units (condos I guess) while the rest of those floors will be hotel rooms and a spa at top floor. Roof will have the pool and garden.

This from Saturday Down South article a few months ago: the "coach" is Jordan Palmer. maybe the change in Head coach gives him a reason for the Nix optimism. "Why hasn't Jarrett Stidham played more? QB coach says Gus Malzahn's offense 'is the furthest thing from NFL offense' he's ever seen"

bama's football facility looks like crapola from the outside. to me it looks like every school administration building built in the 70's. this rendering cleans it up mightily

or processed.

there was an article today that quoted Teddy Bruschi (sp.?) talking about Bruce Arians the same way. why Belichek loved to play against coaches like him. so wedded to an offense that when it doesn't work, or the players aren't there to implement it, STILL continues down that path. never improvises or gets creative. just keeps on doing what doesn't work

#13 still doesn't know the ball has been thrown

I'm thinking the Heisman voters are on the the "bama QB lighting it up story" standing unmolested and hitting wide open WR's on slants for 60 yd TD's

wait, so the play was for the 300 lb. TE to go deep? that was it? i hope I heard that wrong

someone here did. predicted he'd shut DS down this week. seriously.

DB's so slowwwwww

yes, a staple of everyone's offense right now. except, well, you know........

and there was NO NEED to throw off back foot. followed by a sideways throw to lose 2 yds. SMH

threw behind him. good coverage but threw it to the DB

sideways throw

Gary et al. thought the missed PI was so cute... had a good little chuckle at that one

I'm not well versed in X's and O's either, but I know a sideways pass when I see it. I see the same ole passes to static targets. I see the non-use of the TE. That has Gus written all over it.