SEC preseason notes and week one

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gps_3

Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
It made me happy to see a B1G and ACC thread already up, so I figured I could start one on everybody's favorite conference. I just started digging into Steele, Connelly, etc so I don't have a whole lot to offer right now, but I've seen on twitter that CrimsonK has already waist deep in CFB, so hopefully he will continue his invaluable insights here. As always, all thoughts encouraged and welcomed. I'm going to post the lines that my local has up as of right now. I'm sure they'll change and I don't have lines for any FCS games the SEC may be playing week one. Will look to add thoughts as I dig in to my season prep. As of right now, I haven't done any PRs, as the site that I've used, and maintained by someone on this site but I can't remember who (cubsker?) is down. Hopefully it will go back live or someone can direct me to a free site that I can use.

Here are the week 1 lines I have for now:

179/180 Ole Miss -26 vs USA
183/184 LSU -13' vs BYU (Houston)
189/190 AU -35 vs Ga Southern
191/192 UGA -14' vs App St
193/194 Kentucky -10 @ S Miss
197/198 SCAR +5 @ NC St
201/202 Florida +4 vs Michigan (Dallas)
203/204 Vandy -5' @ MTSU
205/206 Alabama -7.5 vs FSU (Atlanta)
211/212 aTm +3' @ UCLA
213/214 Tennessee -3' vs Ga Tech (Atlanta)

Let's hear thoughts on the games plus any info on the individual teams as practice starts. Looking forward to another good year guys..
 
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Media picks

SEC West projected order of finish: (1st place votes in parentheses)
1. Alabama (225)
2. Auburn (13)
3. LSU (4)
4. Arkansas (1)
5. Texas A&M
6. Mississippi State
7. Ole Miss
SEC East projected order of finish: (1st place votes in parentheses)
1. Georgia (138)
2. Florida (96)
3. Tennessee (3)
4. South Carolina (5)
5. Kentucky
6. Vanderbilt
7. Missouri
SEC predicted champion:
Alabama- 217
Auburn- 11
Georgia- 6
Florida- 3
LSU- 3
Arkansas- 1
South Carolina- 1
Vanderbilt- 1
 
Here are the first, second and third teams for offense, defense and special teams:
OFFENSE
First-team
QB Jalen Hurts, Alabama (196)
RB Derrius Guice, LSU (223)
RB Nick Chubb, Georgia (211)
WR Calvin Ridley, Alabama (232)
WR Christian Kirk, Texas A&M (197)
TE Isaac Nauta, Georgia (134)
OL Braden Smith, Auburn (201)
OL Martez Ivey, Florida (198)
OL Jonah Williams, Alabama (187)
OL Ross Pierschbacher, Alabama (174)
C Frank Ragnow, Arkansas (174)
Second-team
QB Nick Fitzgerald, Mississippi State (121)
RB Bo Scarbrough, Alabama (151)
RB Kamryn Pettway, Auburn (141)
WR Antonio Callaway, Florida (152)
WR J’Mon Moore, Missouri (91)
TE Hayden Hurst, South Carolina (115)
OL Isaiah Wynn, Georgia (116)
OL Jashon Robertson, Tennessee (108)
OL K.J. Malone, LSU (101)
OL Martinas Rankin, Mississippi State (101)
C Bradley Bozeman, Alabama (155)
Third-team
QB Austin Allen, Arkansas (102)
RB Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt (105)
RB Sony Michel, Georgia (30)
WR Deebo Samuel, South Carolina (64)
WR Jauan Jennings, Tennessee (42)
TE DeAndre Goolsby, Florida (76)
OL Lester Cotton, Alabama (96)
OL Greg Little, Ole Miss (94)
OL Javon Patterson, Ole Miss (87)
OL Koda Martin, Texas A&M (69)
C Will Clapp, LSU (66)
DEFENSE
First-team

DL Da’Ron Payne, Alabama (196)
DL Da’Shawn Hand, Alabama (180)
DL Trenton Thompson, Georgia (172)
DL Marquis Haynes, Ole Miss (159)
LB Arden Key, LSU (191)
LB Rashaan Evans, Alabama (180)
LB Roquan Smith, Georgia (157)
DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama (232)
DB Ronnie Harrison, Alabama (156)
DB Armani Watts, Texas A&M (137)
DB Duke Dawson, Florida (137)
Second-team
DL Cece Jefferson, Florida (151)
DL Marlon Davidson, Auburn (120)
DL Christian LaCouture, LSU (107)
DL Denzil Ware, Kentucky (78)
LB Shaun Dion Hamilton, Alabama (156)
LB Skai Moore, South Carolina (128)
LB Tre’ Williams, Auburn (103)
DB Tray Matthews, Auburn (126)
DB Donte Jackson, LSU (123)
DB Carlton Davis, Auburn (109)
DB Dominick Sanders, Georgia (109)
Third-team
DL Marcell Frazier, Missouri (77)
DL Jabari Zuniga, Florida (76)
DL Dontavius Russell, Auburn (70)
DL Rashard Lawrence, LSU (54)
LB Jordan Jones, Kentucky (91)
LB Lorenzo Carter, Georgia (82)
LB Oren Burks, Vanderbilt (58)
DB Anthony Averett, Alabama (104)
DB Marcell Harris, Florida (83)
DB Mike Edwards, Kentucky (71)
DB Tony Brown, Alabama (62)
SPECIALISTS
First-team
P JK Scott, Alabama (222)
PK Daniel Carlson, Auburn (218)
RS Christian Kirk, Texas A&M (176)
AP Christian Kirk, Texas A&M (161)
Second-team
P Johnny Townsend, Florida (99)
PK Eddy Piniero, Florida (106)
RS Evan Berry, Tennssee (117)
AP Derrius Guice, LSU (133)
Third-team
P Trevor Daniel, Tennessee (58)
PK Gary Wunderlich, Ole Miss (94)
RS Antonio Callaway, Florida (84)
AP Kerryon Johnson, Auburn (66)
* – The top vote-getters in 2017 were Minkah Fitzpatrick (Alabama), Calvin Ridley (Alabama) and Derrius Guice (LSU).
* – Since 2000, Arkansas’ Darren McFadden (Arkansas) is the only unanimous selection to the SEC Media Days First Team at his position, collecting all possible votes that year.
* – Since 1992, the most players on a first-team prior to this year’s vote was nine by Alabama in 2011 and eight by Alabama (2010) and Florida (2009).
 
ProV1Colt said:
I will be looking at GT ML for sure.
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My biggest concern there is that Tennessee has all that time to prepare for the option. But otherwise, I'm not that high on UT. Last year was their year, and they didn't get it done
 
Last year was generally seen as a down year for the SEC as a whole, and it's hard to disagree. One of the big weaknesses of the conference last year was QB play, and I think it will be far superior this year, while the defenses will take a step back. While I will have more thoughts on Alabama later, I think we can safely assume they will be pretty good. Teams like AU, UGA, LSU and Florida have a lot to prove before I start buying any of them to be legit threats to Alabama. A lot of folks like what they see from the East bottom dwellers SCAR and UK, and I think Mizzou and Vandy will be pretty competitive as well. The bottom half of the west is a little harder for me to cap right now. Lot of pressure on Sumlin, but this isn't close to his best team the last few years. Miss St may have the best returning QB in the league, but what else? Will Austin Allen survive the season at Arky? Ole Miss appears to be loaded on offense, but who knows how they'll perform with all that's going on off the field? With nothing to lose, they may be a very dangerous team. Think their defense may be garbage, so maybe a good over team? Definitely think the offenses of the league will outpace the defenses, so probably going to make for some entertaining games. Could see a lot of upsets and doubt we see any team take an 0-fer in conference play
 
Pretty excited for Alabama-FSU. Initial reaction is that the line is too high. Hard to ignore Saban's record in these games, but FSU is easily the best team we've played to open the season. Seems to be a strength on strength matchup of Alabama offense vs FSU defense. The back end of FSU's defense should make any Alabama fan nervous given what we last saw from Jalen Hurts. Our depth at RB is absurd, and I think the OL will have their best season in years, but not sure they'll be there game one. On defense, I think we'll have our best backfield under Saban while the front 7 has taken a hit. There's talent there, but a lot of it unproven. We need Shaun Dion Hamilton to be full go, which Saban said this week that he has been in practice, but you never know with a guy coming off that type of injury. I didn't watch a whole lot of FSU last season, the one thing I remember is that Francois got killed, but he was tough as nails. Was the OL bad? Or was he a typical TF and hold onto the ball too much? I know Akers is a bad ass, but I feel confident that the run defense will be stout for Alabama even though the names have changed. Nobody knows what we have a PK as our likely starter isn't on campus yet, which is terrifying for a game like this. The good news is, a loss in this game isn't an elimination from the playoffs for either team.

Man it's good to be talking football again
 
I need some help on capping Auburn. I admittedly have a blindspot for this team and have no doubt that my record betting on their games (for or against) is my worst of any team over the years. Is Stidham that good? Don't remember seeing him at Baylor. To me, AU is at it's best on offense when they have great OL play and a solid FB/TE/HB that takes on LBs but can also slip out and catch some passes. I don't see anyone on their team that is anything remotely scary as a pass catcher. Pettway and Johnson will get yards, but don't see either as being particularly dynamic. Obviously a great QB will make everyone better, so I guess it all hinges on Stidham. I could see this team going into Clemson and winning, and then losing at Mizzou 2 weeks later.
 
gps_3 said:
I need some help on capping Auburn. I admittedly have a blindspot for this team and have no doubt that my record betting on their games (for or against) is my worst of any team over the years. Is Stidham that good? Don't remember seeing him at Baylor. To me, AU is at it's best on offense when they have great OL play and a solid FB/TE/HB that takes on LBs but can also slip out and catch some passes. I don't see anyone on their team that is anything remotely scary as a pass catcher. Pettway and Johnson will get yards, but don't see either as being particularly dynamic. Obviously a great QB will make everyone better, so I guess it all hinges on Stidham. I could see this team going into Clemson and winning, and then losing at Mizzou 2 weeks later.
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I think Gus' offense runs most efficiently when he has a mobile QB. When the QB isn't a threat to run the offense bogs down. Stidham might be the best pure QB in the conference, but I don't recall him being very mobile. Someone who is more familiar with his time at Baylor can correct me if that's wrong.
 
Stidham had 36 attempts for 70 yards at Baylor as a starter. He isn't much of a threat to keep it on the read play. Take the under in Auburn/Clemson if it's over 47. I would consider anything over 44 but I'll just blindly hammer anything over 47
 
gps_3 said:
Pretty excited for Alabama-FSU. Initial reaction is that the line is too high. Hard to ignore Saban's record in these games, but FSU is easily the best team we've played to open the season. Seems to be a strength on strength matchup of Alabama offense vs FSU defense. The back end of FSU's defense should make any Alabama fan nervous given what we last saw from Jalen Hurts. Our depth at RB is absurd, and I think the OL will have their best season in years, but not sure they'll be there game one. On defense, I think we'll have our best backfield under Saban while the front 7 has taken a hit. There's talent there, but a lot of it unproven. We need Shaun Dion Hamilton to be full go, which Saban said this week that he has been in practice, but you never know with a guy coming off that type of injury. I didn't watch a whole lot of FSU last season, the one thing I remember is that Francois got killed, but he was tough as nails. Was the OL bad? Or was he a typical TF and hold onto the ball too much? I know Akers is a bad ass, but I feel confident that the run defense will be stout for Alabama even though the names have changed. Nobody knows what we have a PK as our likely starter isn't on campus yet, which is terrifying for a game like this. The good news is, a loss in this game isn't an elimination from the playoffs for either team.

Man it's good to be talking football again
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Francois is tough as nails, much was on him being a RsFr, but there were line issues as well. He'll be asked to do more as he loses Rudolph, Cook & Rod Johnson the LT. Line should be better but not good enough for Bama. They'll lean on the system, Francois' growth & Nyquan Murray. Jumbo can scheme enough offense to keep things close enough for a big time player to make a big time play. Maybe Akers?

Defensively is where they should shine, O will be hit or miss. The D projects to be enough to not let Bama do Bama things in the 2nd half. The issue is, mobile QBs shred FSU (Lamar Jackson anyone?). Should be a dope game, I give advantage to Bama on talent and familiarity with this type of opener. Wildcard is Derwin, he's special, like game hanging special and FSU's FG tea. I'm never confident in the punters at FSU. Yards there could be the key.

Its an opener, new OC at Bama but from similar tree so shouldn't be a drastic change (safer yes, but many of the same Kiffin Pro spread principles, just run/called less daringly).

As of now I'd say Bama 27 FSU 20 something like that. Jimbo has a habit of taking FGs Instead of trying for TDs in iffy spots, Saban goes for the throat. That's the difference
 
Silkydiamonds said:
Francois is tough as nails, much was on him being a RsFr, but there were line issues as well. He'll be asked to do more as he loses Rudolph, Cook & Rod Johnson the LT. Line should be better but not good enough for Bama. They'll lean on the system, Francois' growth & Nyquan Murray. Jumbo can scheme enough offense to keep things close enough for a big time player to make a big time play. Maybe Akers?

Defensively is where they should shine, O will be hit or miss. The D projects to be enough to not let Bama do Bama things in the 2nd half. The issue is, mobile QBs shred FSU (Lamar Jackson anyone?). Should be a dope game, I give advantage to Bama on talent and familiarity with this type of opener. Wildcard is Derwin, he's special, like game hanging special and FSU's FG tea. I'm never confident in the punters at FSU. Yards there could be the key.

Its an opener, new OC at Bama but from similar tree so shouldn't be a drastic change (safer yes, but many of the same Kiffin Pro spread principles, just run/called less daringly).

As of now I'd say Bama 27 FSU 20 something like that. Jimbo has a habit of taking FGs Instead of trying for TDs in iffy spots, Saban goes for the throat. That's the difference
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I totally agree with that

Clemson beat Alabama but Clemson had some luck, familiarity, 14 games behind them and a group of veteran players. Akers will be great but he hasn't played against a DL in the stratosphere of what he will see Labor Day Weekend. The FSU OL will need to gel very early to have a chance.

IMO the game is fairly straightforward. Saban is going to try to win this game by running the ball (Hurts included) and playing defense. FSU is going to have to use tempo and score 27+ to get Saban and his new offensive coordinator uncomfortable. Otherwise they just slowly grind out a 24-17 type of win. If FSU can find a way to get to 27+ points then all the pressure goes to the new OC and Hurts. From what I saw of the FSU OL last year I'm not sure they can make that happen in week 1 but I look forward to watching
 
Grovehard said:
I think Gus' offense runs most efficiently when he has a mobile QB. When the QB isn't a threat to run the offense bogs down. Stidham might be the best pure QB in the conference, but I don't recall him being very mobile. Someone who is more familiar with his time at Baylor can correct me if that's wrong.
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We're on the same page pretty much. AU doesn't look to have much at WR, but a great passer can make good WRs. I just question how good their offense is if the QB isn't a threat to break off huge runs. I also think most teams have caught up somewhat to the tempo, which was a huge part of Gus' early success. Now every team practices against it and aren't as caught off guard. I almost always underestimate AU, but they look to be an 8-4 type team again. The schedule sets up pretty well for them, so if Stidham has a great season, I could buy 10-2
 
Silkydiamonds said:
Francois is tough as nails, much was on him being a RsFr, but there were line issues as well. He'll be asked to do more as he loses Rudolph, Cook & Rod Johnson the LT. Line should be better but not good enough for Bama. They'll lean on the system, Francois' growth & Nyquan Murray. Jumbo can scheme enough offense to keep things close enough for a big time player to make a big time play. Maybe Akers?

Defensively is where they should shine, O will be hit or miss. The D projects to be enough to not let Bama do Bama things in the 2nd half. The issue is, mobile QBs shred FSU (Lamar Jackson anyone?). Should be a dope game, I give advantage to Bama on talent and familiarity with this type of opener. Wildcard is Derwin, he's special, like game hanging special and FSU's FG tea. I'm never confident in the punters at FSU. Yards there could be the key.

Its an opener, new OC at Bama but from similar tree so shouldn't be a drastic change (safer yes, but many of the same Kiffin Pro spread principles, just run/called less daringly).

As of now I'd say Bama 27 FSU 20 something like that. Jimbo has a habit of taking FGs Instead of trying for TDs in iffy spots, Saban goes for the throat. That's the difference
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Thanks for the post. I think the biggest difference between Kiffin and Daboll will be spreading the ball around. Kiffin found his bellcow, especially with Amari in '14 and Henry in '15, and feeds them constantly. Last year was different in that there wasn't really that one dominant offensive player that could stay healthy, and the defense was so dominant that the offensive game plan was basically don't turn it over and we'll be fine. But we gave Clemson too many possessions and it cost us. If the spring game is any indication, and it probably isn't, I think we'll see more targets to more players. Ridley is the alpha of the WR, but I could see more passes to the RBs and TE than we've seen the last few seasons. Would be great if OJ Howard was still on the team. I would think this game will be relatively low scoring since I don't think Saban has any interest in letting Hurts pitch it all over the yard against that secondary, and I don't know that FSU will be able to run the ball enough to open the offense up. It's totally cliched, but the team that turns it over least and makes fewer mistakes on special teams will win this game. I don't know that I'll have any action on it, but really looking forward to watching it
 
Grove, any thoughts on y'alls opener? Obviously USA beat Miss St last year, and there's definitely a cloud hanging over the team right now, but I think this Ole Miss offense could be pretty special and if their heads are in the game, putting up a ton of points.
 
gps_3 said:
Grove, any thoughts on y'alls opener? Obviously USA beat Miss St last year, and there's definitely a cloud hanging over the team right now, but I think this Ole Miss offense could be pretty special and if their heads are in the game, putting up a ton of points.
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If we can't go to a bowl....you can't either

-Ole Miss motto 2017 season
 
I can't wait to see the FLA St secondary....should be pretty bad ass.. DBU-like :).........Akers as well. That kid should be seriously good. He gonna get some touches? Many?

Great 1st game....

and the night cap issssssssssssssssss LSU and BYU. We sure play teams from out West more than most SEC schools it seems...
 
gps_3 said:
Grove, any thoughts on y'alls opener? Obviously USA beat Miss St last year, and there's definitely a cloud hanging over the team right now, but I think this Ole Miss offense could be pretty special and if their heads are in the game, putting up a ton of points.
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I've heard that Ole Miss won't go before the COI until the week before the Bama game so motivation shouldn't be an issue in the opener. I'm guessing that Freeze (assuming that he's still the HC) will have them ready, and I don't think that USA can keep Ole Miss from putting up 40-45. With USA beating State last year they aren't going to sneak up on Ole Miss. All of that leads me to believe that this is an ass whipping.
 
Agree that it'll be tough for any team go undefeated in SEC play. I'll be curious to see how Jarrett Stidham does in AU. Strong arm and close ally of Art Briles. Kid hasn't really had an opportunity to show his stuff but have to imagine he'll be prepared to surprise a few teams this year. Thoughts on him? Glad its time to talk football buddy!

gps_3 said:
Last year was generally seen as a down year for the SEC as a whole, and it's hard to disagree. One of the big weaknesses of the conference last year was QB play, and I think it will be far superior this year, while the defenses will take a step back. While I will have more thoughts on Alabama later, I think we can safely assume they will be pretty good. Teams like AU, UGA, LSU and Florida have a lot to prove before I start buying any of them to be legit threats to Alabama. A lot of folks like what they see from the East bottom dwellers SCAR and UK, and I think Mizzou and Vandy will be pretty competitive as well. The bottom half of the west is a little harder for me to cap right now. Lot of pressure on Sumlin, but this isn't close to his best team the last few years. Miss St may have the best returning QB in the league, but what else? Will Austin Allen survive the season at Arky? Ole Miss appears to be loaded on offense, but who knows how they'll perform with all that's going on off the field? With nothing to lose, they may be a very dangerous team. Think their defense may be garbage, so maybe a good over team? Definitely think the offenses of the league will outpace the defenses, so probably going to make for some entertaining games. Could see a lot of upsets and doubt we see any team take an 0-fer in conference play
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Sorry, kept reading and saw a few more comments about Stidham. I'll tell ya'll this, his high school play was impeccable in a lot of ways at Stephenville HS in Texas. He originally committed to TTU before deciding to go to Baylor with Briles. TTU fans were raving about the kid being a prodigy and his ability to see the field. Problem is that he didn't get a real shot at Baylor due to injury. If the hype from what it was 2-3 years ago still has any truth to it, the kid will compete and play ball. If he has O-line protection and any kind of running game, he'll find open receivers and score touchdowns. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

Bobbycmartin said:
Agree that it'll be tough for any team go undefeated in SEC play. I'll be curious to see how Jarrett Stidham does in AU. Strong arm and close ally of Art Briles. Kid hasn't really had an opportunity to show his stuff but have to imagine he'll be prepared to surprise a few teams this year. Thoughts on him? Glad its time to talk football buddy!
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I don't think Stidham's talent is in question, it's how he fits in Malzahn's offense. Seems the last few seasons they've been trying to force a square peg in a round hole at QB. And while Stidham certainly has a better pedigree than those guys, we have yet to see a pocket passer succeed under Gus. Maybe he had one at Ark St or Tulsa, I don't know
 
gps_3 said:
I don't think Stidham's talent is in question, it's how he fits in Malzahn's offense. Seems the last few seasons they've been trying to force a square peg in a round hole at QB. And while Stidham certainly has a better pedigree than those guys, we have yet to see a pocket passer succeed under Gus. Maybe he had one at Ark St or Tulsa, I don't know
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That is my thought as well.

BobbyCMArtin......isn't the offense at Stephensville like the same as Baylor? Or am I thinking of a different place.....I thought I had heard that there was a HS in TX that these kids can say they have been running the offense since they were in 9th grade.....and I thought it was Bayor/Stephensville? Am I right or wrong?
 
Excellent point. I'm not sure about Ark. St or Tulsa either....would be curious to know.

gps_3 said:
I don't think Stidham's talent is in question, it's how he fits in Malzahn's offense. Seems the last few seasons they've been trying to force a square peg in a round hole at QB. And while Stidham certainly has a better pedigree than those guys, we have yet to see a pocket passer succeed under Gus. Maybe he had one at Ark St or Tulsa, I don't know
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Yes sir, Historically thats correct. That was the reason Stidham was such an attraction to schools like TTU and Baylor because Stephenville spread it out and ran an offense at a very fast pace. He had the stats and potential skill set to succeed in that atmosphere.

twinkie13 said:
That is my thought as well.

BobbyCMArtin......isn't the offense at Stephensville like the same as Baylor? Or am I thinking of a different place.....I thought I had heard that there was a HS in TX that these kids can say they have been running the offense since they were in 9th grade.....and I thought it was Bayor/Stephensville? Am I right or wrong?
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Last year was generally seen as a down year for the SEC as a whole, and it's hard to disagree. One of the big weaknesses of the conference last year was QB play, and I think it will be far superior this year, while the defenses will take a step back.
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The big difference to me was the fall-off in defensive play at A&M, MSU, Ole Miss, Mizzou, and Arkansas, especially the last three.
 
twinkie13 said:
GPS is Bulovas gonna be the kicker?
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That is the prediction. He committed as a walk on, or blue shirt, or something like that, but I think we'll be one short of the 85 so he may be on scholarship. But he wasn't in for spring and not sure if he's been there so far this summer. Probably not as important for kickers, but that position scares more Alabama fans than any other. For good reason. Sickens me to think that Carlson would have walked to Tuscaloosa had we offered, or even showed any interest. Now he's the biggest weapon at our biggest rival. Also would have been nice to hold on to Pineiro
 
twinkie13 said:
That is my thought as well.

BobbyCMArtin......isn't the offense at Stephensville like the same as Baylor? Or am I thinking of a different place.....I thought I had heard that there was a HS in TX that these kids can say they have been running the offense since they were in 9th grade.....and I thought it was Bayor/Stephensville? Am I right or wrong?
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Briles won four state titles as head coach at Stephenville, but I don't know what they're running there now. Chad Morris was head coach there from 2004-2007, and I'm sure he wasn't running Briles' offense.
 
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Y sources: Explosive new information has put Ole Miss football coach Hugh Freeze's job in immediate jeopardy. A decision should come soon.

7:24 PM - 20 Jul 2017
 
Have you ever considered working for a glue factory? You beat a dead horse with the best of them. We get it. You disagree with Freeze's position on camps. The magnitude of your butthurt is well established.
 
Grovehard said:
Have you ever considered working for a glue factory? You beat a dead horse with the best of them. We get it. You disagree with Freeze's position on camps. The magnitude of your butthurt is well established.
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It isn't butthurt bud.

It isn't just about camps. It is the blatant cheating that even makes some of the other SEC blush. I am sorry your school is as dirty as it gets but 'it is what it is'.

The guy is a piece of shit, an absolute piece of shit.
 
So you continue to reference his comments which were specifically about camps because.....you believe that spending time with your family and violating NCAA rules are mutually exclusive? Don't come at me with the escort shit because you've referenced his family comments, which again to remind you were about camps, long before you had any idea about the current controversy.
 
Michigan fan talking about relevance....hahahahaha. You think Harbaugh will finish above 3rd in the division this year or nah?
 
gps_3 said:
That is the prediction. He committed as a walk on, or blue shirt, or something like that, but I think we'll be one short of the 85 so he may be on scholarship. But he wasn't in for spring and not sure if he's been there so far this summer. Probably not as important for kickers, but that position scares more Alabama fans than any other. For good reason. Sickens me to think that Carlson would have walked to Tuscaloosa had we offered, or even showed any interest. Now he's the biggest weapon at our biggest rival. Also would have been nice to hold on to Pineiro
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good ole Northshore boy lol

he has all the tools....can nail em and has the leg. does he have the head to nail em? we will see
 
M.W. said:
Briles won four state titles as head coach at Stephenville, but I don't know what they're running there now. Chad Morris was head coach there from 2004-2007, and I'm sure he wasn't running Briles' offense.
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Ole Miss runs the same offense as runs at SMU, right?
 
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