Favorite team:Alabama 
Location:Southeast Alabama
Biography:A sometimes sarcastic gentleman
Interests:College Football, Politics
Occupation:Mental Health
Number of Posts:996
Registered on:4/2/2016
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I have heard you guys say this over and over. I guess it’s hard to accept when he kicked the tails of so many school so many times. But yak away young man.
A great, great example of why he was voted out. It would be very interesting to see elections with rules enforced uniformly, instead of cherry picked as some states do.
I will be completely floored if he is charged before the deadline.
You guys are absolutely hilarious. All of you sound fresh out of college wisdom wise.
Coach Larry Blakeney also said to say hello. Anybody remember Coach Terry Bowden talking about players coming into his office wanting their pay when he first started in the job?
Thank you for pointing that out. As a fan, you come from a squeaky clean place, which we all know has never cheated.
I am in the field of working with mental health. This is real, contrary to the belief of many. I have found, in my research, possession to be extremely rare, but oppression is not rare, while infestation is still rare also.

Yes, it’s without question difficult to work with mental health issues themselves. Yes, schizophrenics and those having a psychotic break do have auditory and visual hallucinations, often involving God and the Devil. Those such cases of those 2 conditions (for example, schizophrenia and psychotic breaks are often intertwined) I have worked with have not had a supernatural component themselves.
Bidding for players and allowing them to transfer in the way currently allowed has no place in college football or any sport. Those who think differently, enjoy it while it lasts.

re: RIP Lou Holtz

Posted by BCBAMA on 2/1/26 at 7:44 am to
A great Coach and a great American. Rest in Peace, Sir!
I realize people have different opinions, and that’s what makes us individuals. But it is literally amazing to me how completely lost in the weeds some people are in regards to reality.
Are we hearing anything encouraging on a change in OL coach and/or movement on any quality O Linemen we are targeting?

Although this will help to a degree, a new OL Coach most of all, we need a new S & C program facilitator. We are literally drug all over the field on defense, and pushed all over the field on offense.

I await to see any changes on philosophy from our coach. If there is not some change in that, we will be seeing a new head man in 2028. This marshmallow softness and no accountability approach will continue to yield what it has; we out talent some teams, and are beaten badly by teams that are at/or above our talent level. As a fan, I am sick of holding my tongue about it.

re: Need the best RB's available.

Posted by BCBAMA on 12/21/25 at 10:37 pm to
Barry Sanders, Jim Brown, nor Emmitt Smith could run behind this offensive line. We need a new offensive line coach in the worst of ways. We have talent, though the OL talent degree could be argued, but basic techniques are not even being followed. It is hard to watch this group play during each series.
He is a national title winning former player who sees what direction the program is headed. This coaching staff is soft, and often clueless. Are there fans who will think it’s headed the right direction because we made the playoffs? Are there a fans who feel the same way because of our dip 2-3 class? Yes. Anyone who feels that way should watch the SEC title game to see how we were not even competitive with Georgia. It was an embarrassment DeBoer should formally apologize for. It’s on him.

re: Best Possible Matchup For Bama

Posted by BCBAMA on 12/7/25 at 3:16 pm to
It’s definitely a good match up for us. They’ll be tougher at home, but if we can avoid turnovers, we should be able to win this one.

re: Ty Simpson & the Playoff

Posted by BCBAMA on 12/7/25 at 3:14 pm to
I have a hard time, understanding why Coach does not pull Ty for a series, go to him on the sidelines, and talk to him about what’s happening on the field, while giving the backup time to have a series. Then run it up the middle with our rb three times by handing off if we have to. Just do something to settle your quarterback down. He does nothing to settle his quarterback down, and we all know that right now while there may be some form of back issue, there’s definitely a lot of mental that is going on, whether confidence issue or something else.

re: Jaedon Roberts couldn’t help?

Posted by BCBAMA on 12/7/25 at 3:07 pm to
It was honestly hard to watch that we knew what the defensive strategy was, yet could do nothing about it. I don’t claim to be in the know, but as a fan, I was extremely disappointed in our coaching staff on the offensive side of the ball last night. I support our guys, some decisions are head scratchers.
Uh, no. It had to do with players being out of position, beaten by the man in front of them, and especially giving pathetic effort. It’s very hard to describe that poor effort level without profanity.
We would actually all be ecstatic because it would help us get this clown out of the head coaching position.
His job. Stop being oblivious to problems in the program. Develop a backbone and firmness. Actually lead for once.