It's obvious that Stein was the straw that stirs the stink at Oregon
Not this second half but it appears we don’t have the squad yet. We all knew wins would be tough this year.My boss is out of Portland and big Oregon fan he said before the season Tosh Lupoi was a bigger loss for them. He texted me a few minutes ago and said maybe it was Stein lol.
This is Deboer's best Bama team. As Russell grows, they only get better. But their defense is a problem.Not this second half but it appears we don’t have the squad yet. We all knew wins would be tough this year.
Yeah we both agree football sucks nowNot this second half but it appears we don’t have the squad yet. We all knew wins would be tough this year.
I dont believe that anyone thought we would look this bad though. Definitely a major step back compared to what everyone thought. I am firmly in the 4 win camp now.Not this second half but it appears we don’t have the squad yet. We all knew wins would be tough this year.
Lanning = Sark = Riley
None are going to win a NC. They don't have "it".
Titles are going to be won by:
Cignetti
Kiffin
Cristobal
Day
Smart
He pulled it off last night, but I'm still a skeptic.I wouldn’t pack it in on Sark just yet.
Would agree with the others on that list though.
Lanning still elite, but B10 is tough.
In an era when programs can come out of nowhere and win games, then obviously that means other programs are losing and sliding unexpectedly.
That’s what’s great about NIL/portal mobility era. No more chalk Bama, UGA, Clemson, OSU etc…rinse and repeat same top 8ish teams dominating conferences and in post season hunt every year.
Right there with you. I hoped we would at least be more competitive with this team and staff but after a sloppy start Bama made adjustments and completely dominated us. It got very ugly.I dont believe that anyone thought we would look this bad though. Definitely a major step back compared to what everyone thought. I am firmly in the 4 win camp now.
And the thing is we weren't playing the #1 team in the country or anything like that. It was #12. I think we are going to get some epic beat downs this year. I see the problem in that we dont have the players to compete. My concern is will we ever have the players to compete. Is there enough money.....I seriously doubt it.Right there with you. I hoped we would at least be more competitive with this team and staff but after a sloppy start Bama made adjustments and completely dominated us. It got very ugly.
Then doesn't it actually increase the "pool" if it went from 2-3 to 10?He pulled it off last night, but I'm still a skeptic.
Lanning never shows up for the big game and his teams look unprepared.
I do agree with you on the NIL. I still think it reduces the pool to about 10 teams, but it's better than 2-3.
What I meant there is that NIL/economics keeps the pool low because most teams cannot afford a competetive roster.Then doesn't it actually increase the "pool" if it went from 2-3 to 10?
Really went out on a limb with this eh?Lanning = Sark = Riley
None are going to win a NC. They don't have "it".
Titles are going to be won by:
Cignetti
Kiffin
Cristobal
Day
Smart
I’m not saying that Lanning will or won’t ever win it all, but this kind of list is a lot more fluid than we often act.Lanning = Sark = Riley
None are going to win a NC. They don't have "it".
Titles are going to be won by:
Cignetti
Kiffin
Cristobal
Day
Smart
Lanning has had a few reps now. Teams always look underprepared, sometimes under motivated in big games.I’m not saying that Lanning will or won’t ever win it all, but this kind of list is a lot more fluid than we often act.
Prior to the end of last season, almost nobody actually thought Cignetti and Indiana were true championship threats, and Cristobal was best known as the guy who once lost a game to Georgia Tech because he called a running play that ended in a fumble when he could have kneeled out the clock.
For that matter, I don’t know why we’re putting Kiffin in the tier that’s definitely going to win. He’s a good coach and is arrogant for sure, but until last year, ironically with the team he jumped ship on, had barely ever won anything that could be considered a big game.
It’s just hard to win championships, and most coaches fail at it a few times before they finally get there.
It’s obvious Kentucky doesn’t have the talent to compete with the top teams yet. Stien’s inexperience showed in that he didn’t make any adjustments at halftime (it appears) while Bama’s coach did. That’s understandable now but Stein has to learn from his mistakes, unlike Stoops who was making rookie mistakes after years as a head coach.Right there with you. I hoped we would at least be more competitive with this team and staff but after a sloppy start Bama made adjustments and completely dominated us. It got very ugly.
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