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When you think your are blue blood but are only dreaming, you wake up and say strange stuff like this.

Lat week he dreamed Rossane Barr was his mistrees.
Lots of changes going on in CFB at the moment. I am about to do a thread where Denis Dodd confirms my suspicion, CFB scoring is way down, it is at its lowest mark since 2009 and for the first time ever, scoring has declined for three straight years.

I heard something by a pundit the other day, maybe G-Mac or one of those nerdy types, and it hit me why teams are now struggling. I fill in on the thread.

EDIT: Might as well put it here, I only log into SEC Rant and this board, all other boards ask me to log in. Di that way before, so I can't start a thread. Dennis Dodd Headline:

College football offenses continue declining in key categories resulting in lowest-scoring season since 2009


Dennis Dodd takes one last statistical look at the 2023 college football season

That was the 2023 season, and its gotten even worse. Then I heard one pundit talking about how Alabama managed to confuse OU this time (somewhat), the last game we lined up at the line of Scrim. and called the plays. Well, coaches now have communications with one players, most like a smart LB like Hightower, who can relay to both the D-Line and D-Backs, but that radio communication stops at the 15 seconds to go mark. So, Bama did some huddling remember? The ran to the line after the 15 second tom go mark, giving the defensive coaches no chance to get a read on what they were doing (very smart).

These communications no doubt are helping the defenses get back into the game, but teams will soon all start doing what Bama did. Many probably already are. I wonder if IU does that ? The reason Bama and Georgia defenses were so great 10....well, 15 years ago Bama, was that Saban and Kirby communicated every move, until the HUNH kind of muted their influence, then we started getting games like 2019 Bama vs. LSU where both teams scored in the 40s, which is really why I stopped watching, it was awful. I thought the offenses had just gotten bad lately, but it seems they made a new rule in 2024 that evens out the playing field.

re: Alabama @ Indiana Spread?

Posted by TTOWN RONMON on 12/20/25 at 11:00 pm to
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I don’t think this is the case. Indiana is projected to have 12-15 draft picks on their team this year



Their QB will not be very good in the NFL, having lots of prospects means very little its all in what rounds etc. heck Bama has 12 prospects for 2026 itself.

If Bama played to their potential they would beat Indiana 8 out of 10. The problem, imho, the coaches are bad in game coaches. They do not adjust well, without those 2 or 3 mistakes OU made in the 2nd quarter coming back would have been hard.

But Indiana's defense is not OUs especially with their top player out.

Bama 30, Indiana 24
I disagree, the one team that gets in with the soon to be 16 or 24 game playoffs will give the lowers teams something ton play for. JMU getting into the playoffs might give them enough bucks to but a couple of good D-linemen and I think with the 13 pens by those zebras that game is even closer, they could not stop them all night without pens.

The truth is if Indiana can go to number 1 in two years any of these teams can have a special year. The problem this year was getting in 2 teams because of Duke winning the ACC. Nobody minds the one team. Some years they can compete, Tulane was a bad choice they saw they lost to Ole Miss by 35. JMU might have beat Texas AM :lol: Its good for the game to get one team in, but not 2. And they could take the 2 best teams and play a play in game Friday night before the Sat Army Navy game.

That way all the other conferences start the year with a hope, they can have a shot, if they go like 11-0 or 12-0. We need Rocky to have a shot.
Probably short yardage situation, ever hear of the old adage in football, get lower to the ground and you gain the leverage?

With all these modern big fat boys its about holding a position on the OL but at that time especially on short yard situation, it was about getting under your opponent, you could take his legs out, and thus the runner could 1-3 yards, that is what you see above.

Go look at the 1978 (1979 Sugar Bowl) with Alabama vs. Penn. St. on the Goal Line Stand that won a national title, both teams were down so low, the D-Linemen took out the O-Line going low, which allowed the Linebackers to make the game winning tackle. You still see this in the Pros on on 3rd or 4th and 1 at the goal line if a team is in I Formation.

The reason young people have never seen this is the stupid pistol/shotgun formation. Give me old school football any day.

re: Alabama @ Indiana Spread?

Posted by TTOWN RONMON on 12/19/25 at 10:59 pm to
They beat OSU 13-10, and Oregon who themselves have beaten nobody.

Bama played 4 games against two of the best defenses in OU and Georgia. They are going to score against Indiana, not 33-40, but 23-27ish, the only question is will the allow Indiana to get to 30, they got to 30 vs. Oregon, but only 13 vs. OSU. so against the best 2 teams they are averaging 21 Bama against the top 2 defenses have averaged what 24, 21, 7 and 34 about the same and I think OU and Georgia are much better defenses than Oregon.

Its not like Bama will even be outmatched via talent. I still say in the UGA game DeBoer already knew he was in, or he never goes for it inside his on 5 on fourth and 3. Be a good game but its on grass, and it might be a tad warm. I say a 24-21 type game either way.
GET IN THAT HOLE.............BOOM
If we don't win these dropped passes be the reason. Bad play calling on that last drive, we had them on the ropes and don't go fast on first down back to the quick pass that has been working on first down. Punted them deep.

Refs let the play all game, but that was to much hands on the PI.

Proud of the effort. OU and Georgia has two of the best Defenses, and we have played them 4 times, we cant run, that is the problem.
This would not be out of the ordinary, tbh. Teams who think they have just missed out on the playoffs......

1.) Don't mind losing and getting higher picks

2.) Need to see what the back-ups can do in real game situations ahead of next year

3.) If a QB has been hurt & banged up, especially and had concussions, they might as well shut him down where he had an extra month to recover
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We'll see how great Georgia really is after they have to play tough teams that aren't injured to frick and back.

But that won't be until you play Ohio St, who might not be real themselves.



It wasn't even that tbh, I think DeBoer was told that the Commish had let Bama know they were in win or lose a so Bama sat 13 players to give them a months rest. If DeBoer thought he needed to keep it close he would have punted on 4th and 2 inside his 15 at 21-7. They moved Bama up remember, over Notre Dame, that was the committee saying Bama is in. Notre Dame would have been in over Miami, but only if Virginia won, they were not leaving a big 4 school out again, with a 12 team playoff, so Virg. losing mean Miami was in, and JMU stole Notre Dames spot in essence. The only way Bama would have been left out is if they had sat Ty Simpson, giving the committee an excuse to drop them out a la FSU in 2023, so Bana dared not sit him.

Tenn. should have beaten UGA, Ole Miss played well enough to win, they simply stopped covering in the fourth qtr. (UGA of course stopped them) and Georgia got Ole Misses defense tired. If not for a controversial fumble call vs. Auburn they probably lose that game. TBH, we do not know how great the SEC is because the teams are beating each other up all year now that teams like Vandy and Mizzou upped their games it much tougher overall.

Just think if Auburn had recruited Pavia 2 years ago after he smoked them at New Mexico St. Auburn was great on defense, they just needed a QB.
Oregon is way overrated, do not understand how their schedule puts the at 5, they dodged Ohio State and Mich. Beat Iowa by 2 on a last second FG, beat PSU in 2 OT in a game they should have lost, beat Wisc. 21-7,a team Bama beat 38-11.

IMHO, Ole Miss and Texas AM should be above them. JMU lost to Louisville, but they both had the same yards, JMU's turnovers did them in. These Jrs and Srs were coached by Cignetti, so he turns teams around fast, in te right situation, I can see them giving Oregon a game, I mean if they can only score 18 on Iowa, and 21 on Wisc. I can see a game where it might get hairy for them, probably not, of course, but the 21.5 points seems a stretch.
There is no logical reason they are the 5 seed, overall soft schedule, they beat one descent team in USC. Beat Penn. St. on double overtime and Iowa on a last second FG.

Both Ole Miss and Texas AM should be ahead of them.
You guys are not Bama fans, all you do is bellyache and cry. Bunch of crybaby cowards. When Bama wins the title again, maybe this year, you will all jump back on the bandwagon. To me, its obvious the QB is hurt. He should have been replaced, but if you do that it gives the committee an excuse to replace you like they did FSU in 2023.

When the year is over I am sure the truth will come out.
Anyone else hearing Ty has had a back injury since the Mizzou game via that bad hit he took? Remember the Georgia game where he slid like a scared man? Maybe he had to. I been watching football for 60 years, I have never seen a QB go from so good to so average without an injury.

People on Facebook saying all kind of thing, people have seen.

Bama fan.. I have been deep diving into a lot of this and that since Sunday morning…. reports speak to the tackle at the Missouri game, it was not a good hit. Which honestly makes since for an injury. And heat pads on the bench as well.

Georgia Fan... as a Ga fan when he slid behind the line instead of taking the hit. I thought to myself. That guy is hurt and trying to protect himself.

So, anyone heard anything?

So, why not replace him? Well, after the OU loss, they might have felt if the revealed the injury, the Committee would leave them out if the back up lost the UGA game. If we lose Auburn we are out anyway, but if we won with a back up, then lose to UGA they might still have left us out.

Not saying I know anything, just asking if anyone has heard anything? If hes hurt we can not go to the back up if needed.

EDIT: Another quote: During the Auburn game it showed him getting electric stimulation on his back

re: DeBoer to Michigan?

Posted by TTOWN RONMON on 12/10/25 at 4:23 pm to
Why would they want him? He followed Saban to a tacked Bama and has lost 7 games out of his first 26 games. Saban takes on average 5 years to lose that many games. They have a coach set to go no doubt.

With the money coaches are making now, would a school ever HONEY POT a coach so they could fire him. I mean, pay this staffer 250 K to seduce a coach, keep it on the down lo, save millions.
They gave you the Auburn game, and you blocked a FG on Bama by jumping the linemen....STANDING STILL matters not if your cleats land on an O-Lineman's back, should have been 15 yards. So, you team is really bad, on offense, and really good on defense.

You will not get lucky again, might be a 3 TD type win :pimp:
THINK, why is 5-7 Auburn in there? Because they play good teams tight.

Why is a 2 loss Notre Dame so high? Because they are running up the scores on "BAD TEAMS" so them only beating USC matters not, this computer loses cred by not limiting the scoring affect on its algorithm.

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They probably want him benched too.



Its not Ty per se, he's has then jumps because getting hit so much. Mix in screens, shovel passes, and bring in the beef on 3rd 2 and go under center, when they stack the line you roll out and g to a RB or run for it, all of these teams have no clue, the all run to the line and hand the ball of 7 yards deep, lol. Coaches have to give him plays that will slow down the blitz, and he has to SEE THE HOLE and take off sometimes, Milroe did on every platy, LOL.

re: Bama being Bama

Posted by TTOWN RONMON on 12/8/25 at 1:29 pm to
You would bet on Bama, not that sorry OU offense, even a blind man understands the weird stuff in that game will not happen twice. Your team is average, they stole the Auburn game for you.

I can say that this will be an easy game, more like no turnovers, drilled into the team, and since Auburn these coaches knew they were locked into OU. But we weren't going to give away our plan in the Georgia game. Blitz all you want, if the OC doesn't have a lot of Screens and Shovel passes ready to keep Ty from being pressured every down then he's an idiot. Every team self evaluates.

You guys had one drive for 3 points, no one at Bama is scared of the OU team, they are gleeful. Bama will roll through Norman like its 2011, I see a a 27-10 game
Mich. was behind Bama by 7 late and win in OT. 2 Years ago, The SEC was about discipline and coaching up players, now that they have allowed chaos to come in that takes away our biggest edge, all the teams are worse imho, and the Big 10 thus has now close to the same level for a few reason, they can pay players, and each school has only so much money s UGA and Bama can get every great player and we can have 3 deep because just like Sayin the will bribe a player to leave. OSU has not gotten better, the NCAA allowed CHAOS to destroy a great disciplined team who has continuity with their BS rules. The Judges help them get there, they did not have to accept it, but I think the NCAA wanted this they wanted the BATHROOM BILL i North Carolina defeated remember? They are libs.

Lib lawyers know how to JUDGE SHOP, we found that out via how the ACLU files suits on Sat. when only one Judge is on duty, so they know who will try a case instead of it being assigned. IMHO, those judges were bought and paid for. All the NCAA had to do was say, we will quit giving out any scholarship to anyone, you pay your own way, in 5 minutes those lib lawyers would have been pressured to drop their bs lawsuits by black orgs nationwide. As per the transfer rules, an appeal would have defeated that ruling in court, the NCAA is a private org. and can set their own rule, BUT by stupidly agreeing to a 5000 per year dividend, they opened themselves up to work rules, I can change jobs when ever I so choose, and so can a man making 5k a year. All this was calculated by evil lib lawyers.