JoylessMurderball

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On second down, we had the ball to a motioning Rico Scott to the short side of the field for a yard. Total bullshite call. All three of those plays were ran to the left side, short side and all were within about three yards of each other.
Either that’s some lazy coaching or something else is supposed to happen and Keelon is a dumbass.

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Do you understand formation in the boundary? Do you know what it does to the defense? I personally dont think you do because you wouldnt just spew dumbass stuff like this to call it lazy coaching when you dont have a clue.

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Can anyone name a play Saturday where we did this beyond a QB scramble? If it's our entire identity, shouldn't we be able to accomplish it one time during the game?

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Are you saying there werent any plays that worked? Like i get being negative but holy shite some of yall take it too far.

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You can't fire him at this point. Byrne and the BOT made this mess, and they are going to have to deal with it.

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So without this "mess" are you hiring right now that's shown they are heads and shoulders above CKD? Lanning? Kiffin? Sark? Sumrall? How about Kirby? Oh wait every damn one of them has lost games they shouldn't have and some have lost multiple games to CKD.

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You cannot allow one player to bring you down if he's having a bad day.

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I dont completely disagree, but to a certain degree isnt this all offenses with their QB when playing a good opponent? UGA found that our Saturday when the shitty Stockton showed up.

I disagree but everyone see's what they want to see. I saw him try to throw quick game concepts but the ball got batted down from the defense multiple times.

I know this has been a heavy topic on here after Saturday but I do disagree with the sentiment that we have no identity on offense. I think the last two years have made it very clear that Grubb's offensive identity is everything starts and ends with the QB. The running game will never be the focus point while Grubb is the OC. We are not going to line up in the I consistently and try to run it down your throat. I think Grubb has changed a good bit to go away from some of the RPO tags with the run game and with the I formation stuff he has done. When the QB in this offense is playing well things look really good, but if the QB has an off game Grubb isnt stubborn enough with the run. I think the hardest part this year is that 12 has been able to overcome his bad moments and find his groove in the after early struggles vs UK, FSU, and UGA. It felt like Grubb kept calling the offense expecting 12 to find it on Saturday and he just couldnt or we would drop a ball, run a route a yard short of the line to gain, or the ball would get batted down on the quick game plays he called. The hope is that CKD can put the screws into Grubb to be more stubborn with the run game when the QB is off, but 12 has to keep growing up and be more consistent.

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Courtney Morgan 4 president.

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I'm old enough to remember people on this board calling him a fatass and saying he should be fired.

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News flash. It’s CFB. Fans are going to be passionate and fanbases at any major school are pretty much the same. Some LSU fans had buyers remorse Saturday.

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You think so? How many other transfer players had to put out the statement below after committing to a school?

“Let them know I know my ranking isn’t the highest and I don’t expect them to respect me yet, but I am ready to work and earn the respect.”

He's not wrong. Alabama has the most entitled fanbase in the country and it's honestly embarassing to see how folks act on here, at games and on twitter.They act like every year was murderball and that shite has been gone for 6 years. The loudest ones are the ones who arent season ticket holders and arent donating every month to yea alabama either.

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Sorry, but I can’t let this one go. This is an ignorant perspective of college sports. Non-D1 sports are not simply glorified high school.

D-3, lowest level above jr college. The guys who play D-3 are guys who were one of the best if not the best player on their high school team and all their teammates swore they were good enough to play D-1. In baseball, this guy hit 5 or 6 home runs as a senior. Pitchers have a fastball in the range of 82+. Basketball players often can dunk a ball are 6”4’ + and have really good handles. Both sports’ junior varsities can generally compete well with a junior college team even though only the junior college gets credit for a win, so the D-3 team will substitute very liberally and get a lot of guys playing time. Their varsities will rarely even sweat against a junior college team.

D-2 guys hit 8-10 home runs senior year in high school and a pitcher’s fastball goes 86+. Basketball players are a jump in size, athleticism and talent. They will handle a D-3 squad. High school teams stand no chance against a D-2 team. Their players are older, stronger and more experienced.

D-1. Most of their high school teammates believe they are a sure big leaguer some day soon. Hitters exceed 10 homers their senior year. Pitchers are 88+ for smaller programs, at least 90 for most, and mid to upper 90s quite often. Basketball players are often draft worthy players and superstars. D-2 schools don’t stand a chance against them.

Don’t despise lower level college sports. They are much, much better than you think.

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You're using baseball and basketball to argue football? I'm not arguing that Mt Union wouldnt beat any high school team, but I have personal knowledge of the school that he played at and the time he did. Buford, and Thompson any many other top HS teams would give them everything they wanted.