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Wow! I had not thought of that! He really does play like Roman Gabriel. Gabriel was a little beefier, I think, but their play is vey similar.
So many transfers! Sure,there's no tampering going on! (Sarc)
I'm glad for the bowl game, too, but we weren't the worst of the bunch. We beat both SC and Florida head-to-head. Congrats Tigers!
Yeah; I thought he'd garner more interest than he has.
You could be right. I thought with his blocking ability, he'd at least be a sought-after UFA as an H-back type.
Worth noting that all these players were recruited by Odom. I was surprised by Parker. I thought he'd enter the draft. Shows what I know, I guess.
In all honesty, I don't know anything about the three finalist kickers, but I'm not sure what more the Mevis brothers could do to make the list.
Yeah. I remarked a couple of times during the game that he's like a statue back there and wondered if a more mobile QB would be more effective, even to just take some focus off of Badie, but Bazelak came through in the end.
As I said in a post to another column, I think Mullen's fate was sealed by his play calling at the end of regulation.
As an outside observer who attended the game, I think Mullen's fatemay have been sealed by his play calling at the end of regulation.
I think Bazelak played okay, considering he's playing on one leg.
How about Kendal Briles? Any interest in him anywhere?
It's silly for the CFP to put out a top 25. Anything past the top 10 is essentially meaningless.
Yeah; he's been noticeably hobbling around.
In my heart, I hope I'm I'm wrong, though.
My early take, off the top of my head: Georgia, 56-6.
It seems as if Bazelak has been hurt since the Kentucky game.
Cook is the backup QB. Macon is third-string. Both could see playing time, though.
It seems to me that Army would be a perfect fit for the AAC. Surprising it didn't get an invite.
Author calls for Macon. But I think if a change is made, Cook should get the first shot. He throws a beautiful deep ball.
The "injured" player should have to sit out at least 2-3 plays. And, by the way, SEC officials are not nearly as bad as Big 8/12 officials are/have been. Historically, the worst in the country.
I may not be remembering correctly, but isn't CBS losing its SEC contract soon?
I know Nick Saban is the "goat" of college coaches, but with Alabama's O-line and running back, when you are inside the opponent's 5-yard line, RUN THE D**N BALL!