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re: Green, Steele and Releford sent home from LSU; suspended
Posted on 2/11/12 at 4:05 pm to Bryant91092
Posted on 2/11/12 at 4:05 pm to Bryant91092
I think people need to realize he couldn't just purge the roster when he showed up. It takes longer to structure a basketball roster than it does any other sport.
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Posted on 2/11/12 at 4:08 pm to CapstoneGrad06
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I think people need to realize he couldn't just purge the roster when he showed up. It takes longer to structure a basketball roster than it does any other sport.
5 suspensions in 2 years. All key players.
Serious question...if 1/3 of our football team had been suspended indefinitely at some point over the last 2 seasons, would you think Saban had control of his team?
Posted on 2/11/12 at 4:11 pm to CapstoneGrad06
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I think people need to realize he couldn't just purge the roster when he showed up. It takes longer to structure a basketball roster than it does any other sport.
Disagree, much easier to process and replace basketball players. Most teams deal with much higher turnover rates in comparison to football already, forcing it is not that big of a deal.
Current situation. I think they just got caught up in something down there. This is not an ongoing discipline case with these three guys. None of these guys have shown previous reason for processing.
Posted on 2/11/12 at 4:15 pm to CapstoneGrad06
Not sure why all the freaking out.
Bama has plenty left to beat LSU. The only way this becomes a huge issue is if their is major foul trouble. The biggest issue will be on defense, not offense.
Eblen/Lacy - not as good as Releford, but good enough
Randolph - already a starter and plays big minutes
Cooper - was a starter earlier in the year and coming off a big performance
Jacobs - struggled last game, but he is Bama's best low post scorer
Gauye/Engstrom - Engstrom looked solid in his last outing
Hankerson - is capable of getting double digit points and is a good defender.
Bama wins late
65 - 63
Bama has plenty left to beat LSU. The only way this becomes a huge issue is if their is major foul trouble. The biggest issue will be on defense, not offense.
Eblen/Lacy - not as good as Releford, but good enough
Randolph - already a starter and plays big minutes
Cooper - was a starter earlier in the year and coming off a big performance
Jacobs - struggled last game, but he is Bama's best low post scorer
Gauye/Engstrom - Engstrom looked solid in his last outing
Hankerson - is capable of getting double digit points and is a good defender.
Bama wins late
65 - 63
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