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Posted on 3/5/15 at 3:40 pm to elposter
Posted on 3/5/15 at 3:40 pm to elposter
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Maybe, although I don't see much discussion about teams' third string situation going on in the winter. Regardless, you've kind of made your bed on this forum, so now you get to lie in it. In other words you're a bona fide never to yield troll so this is the kind of response you're going to get for better or worse from the "bammers."
I have learned how to get bammers to avoid a question.
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Posted on 3/5/15 at 3:49 pm to Irons Puppet
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I have learned how to get bammers to avoid a question.
Congrats on getting those bammers.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 3:57 pm to Irons Puppet
quote:I don't understand why other rival fans care about our QB situation every damn year. You were involved in a thread just like this one last year.
Irons Puppet
Alabama's QB situation has been pretty stable.
We had JPW for two of Saban's coaching yrs. Whether he was fully developed is up for debate, but he did set a lot of records at UA, and he lead the team to an 11-2 record as a SR. I would consider him a success. Saban's #1 job is to win games with his team and he won games with JPW.
Then we have McElroy who was very successful at UA. He wasn't a world beater, but the staff at the time developed him enough for him to fulfill his role at Alabama and a championship is in the trophy case.
Then we have AJ who was wildly successful at Alabama. AJ holds most of the passing records, 2 (TWO) National Championships, and one of the highest win percentages.
Then we have Blake Sims, a converted RB that worked his arse off, had patience and fulfilled his role last season by being a leader to his team. He benefitted from Lane Kiffin's coaching and he brought Bama their 24th SEC Championship.
Based on the 4 QB's above, I'd have to say Saban has developed them to sufficiently run HIS system and more importantly WIN games. That is the bottom line in college football.
So, please excuse me if I sit back and watch Saban do what he does for yet another year. Because there is no need for me to worry about Bama's QB situation... Lawd knows you Aubs worry enough that us Bammers don't have to.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 4:02 pm to RT1941
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I don't understand why other rival fans care about our QB situation every damn year. You were involved in a thread just like this one last year. Alabama's QB situation has been pretty stable. We had JPW for two of Saban's coaching yrs. Whether he was fully developed is up for debate, but he did set a lot of records at UA, and he lead the team to an 11-2 record as a SR. I would consider him a success. Saban's #1 job is to win games with his team and he won games with JPW. Then we have McElroy who was very successful at UA. He wasn't a world beater, but the staff at the time developed him enough for him to fulfill his role at Alabama and a championship is in the trophy case. Then we have AJ who was wildly successful at Alabama. AJ holds most of the passing records, 2 (TWO) National Championships, and one of the highest win percentages. Then we have Blake Sims, a converted RB that worked his arse off, had patience and fulfilled his role last season by being a leader to his team. He benefitted from Lane Kiffin's coaching and he brought Bama their 24th SEC Championship. Based on the 4 QB's above, I'd have to say Saban has developed them to sufficiently run HIS system and more importantly WIN games. That is the bottom line in college football. So, please excuse me if I sit back and watch Saban do what he does for yet another year. Because there is no need for me to worry about Bama's QB situation... Lawd knows you Aubs worry enough that us Bammers don't have to.
Good though answer. I never even mentioned QB development in my post, but for some reason bama fans always read too much into a simple question. I expected someone to list the potential losers in the race and explain why. It turned into an indictment of QB development by Saban, and that was because of the Bama posters.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 4:09 pm to Irons Puppet
quote:Your simple question has no simple answer. You know how Saban is about his depth chart and you how he handles his QB's every single year. The bottom line is that Saban knows how to develope a QB, he knows how to navigate a roster full of top talent and he knows how to put the player on the field that give him the beat chance to win games.
Good though answer. I never even mentioned QB development in my post, but for some reason bama fans always read too much into a simple question. I expected someone to list the potential losers in the race and explain why. It turned into an indictment of QB development by Saban, and that was because of the Bama posters.
Like I stated in an earlier post - attrition is almost guaranteed. It may not reach Auburn's level of attrition, but we are bound to lose a couple of guys in the next few months.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 4:11 pm to Irons Puppet
quote:Speaking of deflections, I don't think you ever gave me your definition or criteria of a "great QB", huh?
I did realize bama fans would be so sensitive about the subject. Just a simple question, yet we see so much deflection in the answers.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 4:18 pm to coachcrisp
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I did realize bama fans would be so sensitive about the subject. Just a simple question, yet we see so much deflection in the answers. Speaking of deflections, I don't think you ever gave me your definition or criteria of a "great QB", huh?
quote:Kodi Burns and Kiehl Frazer were great QB's at some point in their lives, I'm sure of it.
Speaking of deflections, I don't think you ever gave me your definition or criteria of a "great QB", huh?
Posted on 3/5/15 at 4:25 pm to coachcrisp
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Speaking of deflections, I don't think you ever gave me your definition or criteria of a "great QB", huh?
The SEC has only produced a few great QBs over the last 8 years. Tebow, Cam and JFF. The rest have been average to above average. That is why Defenses have been so good in the SEC during that period.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 5:44 pm to Irons Puppet
Has Saban ever named a starting qb coming out of spring? If he names a two deep anywhere on the team I would be shocked.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 5:49 pm to Herman Frisco
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Has Saban ever named a starting qb coming out of spring? If he names a two deep anywhere on the team I would be shocked.
The players will know where they stand, based on performance or practice reps.
Posted on 3/5/15 at 6:33 pm to Irons Puppet
Players will know where they stand coming out of spring drills. Some will decide too move on, others will stick around.
But I would be surprised if CNS held a news conference.
But I would be surprised if CNS held a news conference.
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