Tiger2TheBone

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Best advice here. Do not stray from TWP. I stained my front porch cypress posts two years ago with TWP (100-rustic) and they still bead water when wet. % of solids in their product is what makes the difference

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Sorry for pulling a thread from the crypts.

How is it holding up 7 years in? Also, do you have pics? I’m considering TWP for my posts.

I understand that point. That’s why I want to see how the more physical Nickel/Safety lines up against Wilson; now you have two CB’s available for Coleman and the slot WR.

However, House knows defensive strategy and our roster much better than I ever will, so I trust that he’ll have us in a great position however we’re lined up.

He plays WIDE RECEIVER. Not tight end. Throw a safety on him. His route running isn’t that great.

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In fact, the only team we faced with more than one starter out was LSU, IIRC. SummerOfGeorge did a whole breakdown of this myth.

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Your statement may be true, however it would qualify as “moving the goalposts”.

1. I’m assuming your reference is to a post which researched starting players missing individual games against Bama in 2020 due to Covid. The assertion, which sounds similar to your referenced observation, is that many of the opposition’s star players opted out of the season entirely. This would not qualify for the previously stated parameters. However, this is not the smoking gun.

2. Teams did not receive the traditional spring training and fall camps. Additionally, Covid guidelines affected teams’ abilities to properly prepare for games. We saw the affect of this on offensive and defensive statistics nationwide. Offenses ran rampant while defenses were unable from preventing a wet ball from rolling uphill unaided. Broken plays abounded. This is why I argue that an asterisk belongs next to offensive records broken in the 2020 season—to clarify, not Bama’s statistics but college football as a whole. Bama was of course an offensive juggernaut and benefitted from this lack of defensive opposition.

On an even playing field, 2020 Bama still wins the national championship by a comfortable margin, but I don’t think the numbers would be as eye popping as they seem. Removed from individual situations, and assuming health, the 2011 and 2019 Bama squads are arguably much stronger candidates for an all-time list.

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Would love to know the exit velo

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The announcer said “comes in at 92, goes out at 110.” I feel like it would’ve been faster with trackman measuring the peak speed directly off the bat though.