re: Golding needs to go.

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Prevatt is Golding's dad or Golding himself

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No, but I'll put it this way:

Which would you (or anyone) have rather had in 2019: Pruitt coaching the defensive personnel after the injuries, or Golding coaching the personnel we had available the first week of fall camp?

The correct answer is literally almost any coach (except Van Gorder) with the personnel we had the first week of fall camp, and it isn't even close. Barton Simmons on a recent podcast called Dylan Moses the most important returning starter (among draft eligible players) in all of college football for 2020, and went on to say that Moses' injury hurt Alabama's title chances more than Tua's ever did - and I tend to agree.

Face it - our front 7 personnel was suspect going into the year, especially as it related to the second units. However, even after many of the injuries, that defense with a capable, experienced, seasoned Mike who NEVER left the field would've made literally all the difference in the world.

Some dumbasses will continue to blame and harp on Golding, but every time you do, you're just telling the world you don't know dick about the game.

And yes, I know I'm being an arse about it. But the shite some of you have been saying deserves it. Some opinions are so blindly ignorant that they deserve mocking.