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Here is how these types of articles work. 1. Search Twitter for Billy Napier 2. Find negative comments 3. Find at least one user with a large following 4. Find a bunch of randoms with almost no following 5. Find a couple of funny ones out of the bunch 6. Write half ass article with gloom and doom message 7. Attach pathetic twitter research 8. Print 9. Pretend like you worked a full 8 hour day.

Here is how these types of articles work. 1. Search Twitter for Billy Napier 2. Find negative comments 3. Find at least one user with a large following 4. Find a bunch of randoms with almost no following 5. Find a couple of funny ones out of the bunch 6. Write half ass article with gloom and doom message 7. Print 8. Pretend like you worked a full 8 hour day.

Jesus some of you have never learned the art of being succinct. Not sure many of you long-winded bastards actually attended the college you spout on about.

RB's require OL to gain yards. I think it is less about the RB's and more about the OL.

The guy is a heck of a recruiter, just needs to give up the offense. He get's way to fancy for his own good in 3rd and 4th down situations.

The Bad: 1. Offensive Line - They look putrid. The two tackles were getting blown up consistently and getting beat on the first kick step in pass pro. The run blocking was even worse. Rob Sale should be sweating practice this week. 2. Offensive Play Calling - I am pretty sure we have a HC/OC that is stupidly overthinking it. The scheme is fine, but trying to get fancy in critical situations is just f'stupid. Your game situation practice go to's that you know work have to be on the play calling sheet. Use them, or turn over the play calling duties. 3. Special teams was definitely "special" 4. How is it possible to have two #3's? That is just a lack of attention to detail, amongst the other undisciplined play including the delay of game. The Good: 1. Defense looks much improved other than a few slip ups here and there. 2. Mertz is way better than I thought as a game manager. 3. Passing game looks serviceable

Saban's solution to knowingly getting paid off the backs of 18 year old kids making their first big decision in life? Penalize them regardless of whether he doesn't play them or doesn't get along with them. What a joke. If you paid them I would be on Saban's side. But he doesn't pay them, he pays himself. So let's not kid ourselves pretending you are giving them any real "commitment".

This ring is the equivalent of a participation trophy. When I was at Florida they only gave out rings for one of two things, 1. SEC Championship or 2. NCAA Championship. Otherwise no rings. Even Division 1 Sports have gotten soft.

Had plenty of practice with all of the losses he swallows.

Not until December 18th, 2019. Fake news until then.

Until December 18, 2019 - I view this as Fake News.

I think the NCAA Portal is fantastic!! All these people crying about it must love the NCAA and their rules. This gives 18 year old KIDS a choice. In fact, I think the whole idea of the NCAA forcing kids to sit out a year because they made a decision they though was correct when they were 17-18 years old. Kids should be allowed to play the sport they enjoy, and adults with "loyalty requirement" issues over a game should just get over it. And don't give me that life lessons & commitment speech crap, there is no loyalty in the world anymore so there is no longer a requirement to learn it.