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re: How do QBs leading the SEC in QBR do against Bama under Saban?
Posted on 9/21/17 at 5:41 pm to randomways
Posted on 9/21/17 at 5:41 pm to randomways
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Webb has been a very good RB for us.
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but pretending that he isn't capable of being a threat is something only fans would do.
We have no evidence to suggest he's capable of doing anything remotely close to what will be required to beat Alabama. Who was the last team to beat us whose quarterback was no threat to run?
Against your two FBS opponents, Webb has rushed 45 times for 95 yards. He's a non-factor.
Posted on 9/21/17 at 5:59 pm to Tuscaloosa
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Against your two FBS opponents, Webb has rushed 45 times for 95 yards. He's a non-factor.
Webb has the 18th most rushing yards of any SEC ball carrier. The OL may be struggling to create the running lanes, but Webb is far from a non-factor. He's just not getting much help up front.
Posted on 9/21/17 at 6:10 pm to Tuscaloosa
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Against your two FBS opponents, Webb has rushed 45 times for 95 yards. He's a non-factor.
Yes, I conceded that in the post you replied to. The fact that he hasn't done very well this season compared to what we know he can do from previous seasons wasn't actually being put up for debate. I understand -- and I say this without the slightest bit of snarkiness -- that most people don't follow Vandy players as much as players from more prominent universities, but Webb's track record from previous seasons shows he's is quite capable of much better. Part of the problem, as DoreonthePlains correctly notes, involves some OL woes. Part of it is just inexplicable regression. But it would be a mistake -- a mistake, I noted, your coaches aren't likely to make -- to just assume Webb is no threat simply on the basis of the three games thus far this season while throwing out all other available evidence that he's a solid (and sometimes very good) running threat.
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