A lot of people predicted Mac would only throw for 3100 yards and they were dead wrong so I think it’s only fair to expect Bryce to eclipse 4500 with ease
Mac Jones 2020-13 games-41 TD , 4 INTS, 4500 Yards, 346.5 yards per game Tua 2018-15 games-43 TD , 6 INTS, 3966 yards, 264.4 yards per game Tua's injuries cut into his yards per game and he probably didn't play into the 4th quarter as much as Mac Jones did. With those factors weighed in, do you expect Bryce to eclipse 4000 yards and Tua's yards per game?
we rested Tua extensively in 2018. used to drive me nuts because that's the only reason he lost the Heisman to Kyler.
Metchie Earle Billingsley As much as I love Metchie, I think our yards leader is gonna be a true freshman like Amari and Calvin were
That makes more sense at 5,800 yards and 50 TDs. Plus 2,000 Rushing Yards and 30 TDs Anything less would be considered slightly disappointing.
Building Bama: 2nd Avenue Overpass https://news.ua.edu/2021/01/building-bama-2nd-avenue-overpass/ About time on this.
BOB may be a better OC/playcaller than Locks as well. That should be a factor in whether Bryce can get to 4k. Another factor is how healthy Bryce can stay. He's a small dude comparatively.
Proof the game has changed - 9 of the top 15 single season passer ratings have come in the last 3 years. 5 of the top 15 are from this last season, including the new record. The record has been broken in 5 straight seasons going back to Mayfield's 196.4 in 2016.
I’m hearing word that a recent mock draft from the Athletic has Miami taking Smitty and Najee. If that happens, the tables will turn and LeonardWashington is about to be bombarded by unsolicited Fins Facts from me.
So you're saying everyone in here didn't become a Dolphins fan when Tua got drafted? I know I did. Although the end of the season and the whole collapse of Tua was pretty uncool. Yall are late to the bandwagon. If the Dolphins get rid of Tua and/or don't start him, I will revert to not giving 2 shits about the Dolphins.
I watched a bunch of dolphins games last year. To a point where I would stream it when I couldn’t get it on tv. He looked really bad most of the time. I don’t think he even showed any flashes. In his first game he threw a slant for like a 5 yard td and we were so pumped about the accuracy. In hindsight it was just a fucking slant. Chow wasn’t doing him any favors and his receivers were terrible. But there wasn’t much there. I still have hopes because I still think he’s hurt and that was just a two year injury. But right now it’s a big question mark. His rookie year reminded me of Trent Richardson’s.
I mean, he definitely needs to play better next season but he had very good games against Arizona, KC, and CIN imo. The Arizona game was probably the most exciting game we had all year when he out dueled Kyler.
I don't think you can judge Tua that much based on last season. As others have said, his OC sucked and he had basically no weapons around him.
We're giving dodge charges to all the basketball players too right? That should help them feel like we're not just a football school.
you know what would go a long way towards combating the fatigue of that comparison: building a fucking basketball arena worth a shit
I’m interested to see how we come out and play tomorrow with the championship on the line. We laid an egg in the first half at Mizzou the last time we were playing for the ship. I think the game tomorrow will tell us a lot about the team and how far they can go in the tournament. The intensity of the game tomorrow against a hot team with a championship on the line is similar to tournament games. We need to come out with a ton of energy
Original Hooligan's closed today. Will be located at the old pizza hut on 15th Street now, but end of an era.
Alabama football will begin spring football practice for the 2021 season Friday, March 19, according to a source with knowledge of the UA program. UA has no spring break on its school calendar this year because of schedule changes made due to the coronavirus pandemic, so football practice will run uninterrupted until the A-Day Game already announced for April 17. UA is expected to announce attendance policies for A-Day in the near future. The Crimson Tide had no spring football or A-Day Game in 2020 due to coronavirus protocols. Access to this year’s 15 practice sessions (with the exception of A-Day) is expected to be restricted. Alabama will have two Pro Days for prospective NFL players in the spring, with the first expected on March 23, but no official dates have been announced. The Crimson Tide will be looking to replace numerous significant players from its 2020 CFP National Championship Game and has undergone staff changes that include new offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien. The 2021 season will mark the 15th year at Alabama for Nick Saban, who is 165-23 as head coach of the Crimson Tide. Reach Cecil Hurt at [email protected] or via Twitter @cecilhurt
Hadn’t used my monthly free allotment yet. Spoiler In the small picture, Alabama basketball has a cushion. The point of Wednesday night’s game between the No. 7 Crimson Tide and No. 20 Arkansas (8 p.m. ESPN2) isn’t that it’s do-or-die. Even if Arkansas avenges its January loss in Tuscaloosa, Alabama has two games remaining, needing only one victory to clinch a share of its first regular-season title since 2002. Those games, at Mississippi State and at home against Auburn, won’t be easy, but Alabama will be favored in both. The question, though, is whether Alabama wants to sit on the cushion. Again, it’s not do-or-die, but will the Crimson Tide wants to go out and “do?” Is doing just what’s necessary the goal? Because if it does more, it could turn this from an outstanding year to an historic one, unprecedented in Crimson Tide history. Yes, it would eliminate Arkansas from the SEC championship race. (LSU might have a tiny mathematical chance under circumstances we’ll explain in a minute.) But another Quad One win on the road would raise eyebrows: NCAA Selection Committee eyebrows, to be precise. It wouldn’t guarantee Alabama of its first-ever No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament bracket, depending on what happens in the Big Ten, but it would provide a lot of momentum in that direction. Things won’t be easy. Even at limited capacity, Bud Walton Arena is raucous. The Arkansas basketball Twitter account posted an amazing fact Monday: This is the first Fayetteville game between two AP Top 25 teams in 23 years. The first game in January was a mismatch, with Alabama playing at peak firm in a 90-59 win. The Razorbacks got 28 points from freshman Moses Moody but little else. "When we played Alabama the first time, their offense was like a Lamborghini and ours was like a Prius,” Arkansas coach Eric Musselman said Monday. Since then, Arkansas has gotten more consistent contribution from nearly every other player on a roster that goes nine-deep. Connor Vanover, the 7-foot-3 center, has become a problem in the paint, blocking shots on defense and scoring and passing out of the post on offense. The return of Jordan Bruner (who missed the first meeting) will help Alabama, but the Crimson Tide had to grind out a win against Vanderbilt last Saturday. Another win and Alabama could be cutting down nets and eliminating a potential problem for the SEC. Alabama would be 14-1 in the league standings if it wins, but a loss keeps the Crimson Tide at 13 SEC wins. So would the season be stopped at 17 games, since all three main contenders (Alabama, Arkansas and LSU) would have missed a game with Texas A&M, whose schedule has been riddled with COVID-19 and weather postponements. There would be no way Texas A&M could make up all three of those games. Arkansas and LSU play on Saturday, so someone is getting a fifth SEC loss, but in the event of Alabama faltering down the stretch, does the SEC have two teams add an extra game against a lackluster Aggie team? There is one sure way to avoid that thicket. It’s also a way to validate the accolades. That would be an Alabama win.
https://247sports.com/college/alaba...VJt1U1_fMvFZr4oJ20IFFS9ufSLg7skP4jDP4_xsXhVjg Shit I don’t want the dude to start, but we need the depth.