re: Which OC position is more attractive, Alabama or Georgia?

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Both teams are lacking in the OL department right now.

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Both teams land high 4/5 stars on the Oline. If Georgia and Bama are lacking imagine how the rest of the nation feels.

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Absolutely. Limited passing outside of possession WR and a TE. Unimaginative outside using a TE and possession WR in the running game. Low risk O with inflated stats because of the number of games and weak schedule (while leaving starters in)

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That Tennessee beat down really hurt your feelings. Im sorry

One thing I'll say....

Matt Luke retired a year ago and has enough money to live wherever he wants. He is still in Athens. Despite being MS born and bred, played ball at OM, his dad played ball at OM, his brother played ball at OM, he could live like a king there. He chooses Athens.

Mark Richt retired a couple years ago, and even after a short career at Miami, still lives in Athens. He's got enough money to live anywhere, he chooses Athens.

It really is a great place to live.

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3 receiver was a running back.

500 yards over 15 games. 33 yards a game
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4 receiver was a second tight end.

450 yards in 13 games. 36 yards a game

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Stetson finished with the most passing yards in the conference.

15 games, 275 yards a game. 1,700 yards were to a TE and Possession WR.

Pretty limited and unimpressive honestly.

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45.6% of tennessee's receiving yards were 2 targets.
31.7% of uga's receiving yards were 2 targets.

But it is UGA's offense that only has 2 legitimate targets and lacks creativity.

UGA runs a comprehensive NFL style of offense where the gameplan can be completely different week to week.
Tennessee runs a 1/2 field, one read offense which can't even complete contested throws.

Hooker is the low bar in terms of playing QB. The Tennessee offense may have success. But it will never be considered adequate for preparing QBs for the NFL. You will just hope you have the tangibles. Because what they enter Tennessee with is what they leave Tennessee with.

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Both teams are lacking in the OL department right now.

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uhhhh, NO

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I say it all of the time, Smokey.
Never change. This is too much entertainment to give up.

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Hopefully you had all that in an email to copy and paste it as he simply repeats illogical, incorrect and/or imaginary nonsense. Relevant facts mean nothing to him and his false narratives.

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My grandmother just turned down the Bama OC job, so I’d say Georgia.

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AU’s on their 3rd coaching staff in 3 yrs. STFU

Depends on your priorities as an assistant coach...

I think Kirby has caught and passed Saban by. Not a slight or an insult on Saban, I think he's run out of steam, and they're coasting sheer talent.

UGA is more likely to win another title, or at least the SEC again, for the next few years. Being part of that staff means you likely get a ring and a shot at a good job somewhere else fairly soon.

On the other hand, Saban's loss of fire and increasing age makes the Bama OC job tantalizing for a different reason; Nick's a perfectionist, and if he can't push his team to the top again, he very likely won't tolerate "just winning 10 games a year". He probably retires while still near the top, instead of dragging it out painfully while Tennessee and LSU start to win head-to-head on a regular basis. That means the Bama job (the ultimate "plum job") could come open in the next couple years, and the game is now about offense. The next Bama OC COULD be the next Bama HC.

So, do you take the better short-term job, or do you roll the dice on Saban handing you the keys?

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Tennessee and LSU start to win head-to-head on a regular basis.

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You laugh, because you're missing the point.

You think Bama has owned those series for the last decade+, simply because of the jerseys on your players's backs?
That takes work to do, and now it's going to get harder... and Nick Saban is 71. And just replaced both coordinators. There's going to come a time where he's not wanting to put in the time required to stay elite (I won't say 'stay on top', because that's already happened. Georgia is now on top).
I could see this as his last ride, these being his last coordinators.

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45.6% of tennessee's receiving yards were 2 targets. 31.7% of uga's receiving yards were 2 targets.

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1900plus yards between 2 WRs in 13 games is normal.

1800 yards between a TE and possession WR in 15 games means you don’t have any WRs.

They are not the same. Vols top 5 pass catchers are all WRs and the 5th one was injured most of the year (but was a 1,000 yard WR last year)

Try harder spinderella

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UGA runs a comprehensive NFL style of offense where the gameplan can be completely different week to week.

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Horse shite. UGAs O last year was line up a generational TE as many places as possible and hope for the best.

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Tennessee runs a 1/2 field, one read offense which can't even complete contested throws.

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Vols O was predicted on Hookers strength. And they owned the 50/50 ball last year. When you have an athletic QB that has an above average arm in a light speed O the goal is to take what the D gives you in mismatch’s and hot reads. When Milton took over you saw a shift to a more traditional passing route tree.