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Ty Haywood out of the starting rotation is surprising. Figured he would plug at one of the guards but Sanders took that role.

Carroll at guard and Jackson at LT is awesome. Two years we'll have both in that role at minimum.

Honestly I can’t see the OL being worse than last year. I don’t what the frick we were doing, maybe all the OL change-ups and moving around was causing issues, but TheFilmGuy showing how they were missing routine assignments was rough

Ehh, Reuben had his career ended because after the accuser schtick he was injured (again) and he brought her to a team hotel where she pulled another stunt like that.

It was the fact he kept her around and kept getting himself into trouble that did him in

Jacorey Brooks went to the Commanders after putting up 1K yards at Louisville and getting first team ACC. Burton and Javon Baker were drafted. Bond (even with SA allegations) and Holden both made NFL rosters with production at Texas/Oregon and that’s your 2022/2023 overlap group.

Not to mention WR wasn’t exactly “weak” for DeBoer year one or two with Germie and Ryan.

Fans like to blame the roster more than reality. The roster didn’t make Milroe forget how to play quarterback against Tennessee or Michigan, missing passes and turning the ball over. It also didn’t result in the defense giving up 200 yards at half to Oklahoma on the ground from the same triple option schtick it had earlier.

Was the peak talent as good as 2016? No. But it wasn’t some gutter roster that had the excuse losing the games it did.

This just sounds like Saban speak every year :lol:

The lightning in a bottle comment and the way Saban is tip toeing around it would make me think Keelon gets it even if he’s a slight step behind.

Select non-profits mis-using donated funds for a specific purpose does not make a movement a lie.

Also yes, the issue for BLM was specifically about a racial group being selectively targeted by law enforcement. I'm not sure what you're rambling about on the all lives matter front. Black on black violence is an issue as it relates to the poverty cycle, but the BLM marches were about a separate issue.

You're not really giving me an argument for why the movement "was a lie". You're just saying you didn't like the argument BLM was presenting.

If we have a small class, I would imagine we have enough cash to bid for Sales confidently

Anyone have any clue on when the wave of commits should start coming?

It's odd looking at 247 and Alabama, Georgia and LSU are all out of the top 30 at this stage.

The broader point I’m making is comparing 1960’s parties to 2020’s parties doesn’t make sense. They’re nowhere near the same in anything but title because coalitions move.

On Haven, idk where tf uncle Luke wants him to go because his finalists were pure South

I mean, when you carve up Memphis into three districts to eliminate the black vote you shouldn't be shocked at that group being angry with you.

Brock Huard produced the bust that is Sam Huard, I wouldn’t put much weight into him