BJWeeks
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There are countless reasons other than chance that could be contributing to injuries. Every other team is playing f-o-o-t-b-a-l-l without so many season ending injuries the last couple years. I'm not blaming anyone right now, but saying all injuries are always the result of pure chance is poor logic.
I wonder if Butch would've taken this job back in 2012 if he knew how crazy our fan base/expectations are. Not to say they aren't warranted, but I think if he could see the amount of stress and pressure he would have 5 years later, he may have held out for a position elsewhere with lower expectations.
But Saban's coaching drain on the SEC will ultimately make it a desirable conference again. He only has so many years left and then Bama will be a much more manageable opponent. In the meantime, the coaching quality in the SEC is back to mid-90s level, perhaps worse. At least back then there were two dominant guys in Spurrier and Fulmer with Stallings in the twilight of his career. Now there's just one.
Only 3 Dormady interceptions from not having to overcome a double digit 4th quarter lead.
Do we really play that aggressively?
Aggressive?!?!
Students supposedly planning a walk out this Saturday for the game in protests of Jones. Makes me chuckle because there was probably never going to be more than 5000 students there anyway. lol
TENNESSEE 2018 SCHEDULE
Sept. 1 vs. West Virginia (Charlotte)
Sept. 8 ETSU
Sept. 15 UTEP
Sept. 22 FLORIDA
Sept. 29 at Georgia
Oct. 6 Open Date
Oct. 13 at Auburn
Oct. 20 ALABAMA
Oct. 27 at South Carolina
Nov. 3 CHARLOTTE
Nov. 10 KENTUCKY
Nov. 17 MISSOURI
Nov. 24 at Vanderbilt
Taken from FF
The problem is, I think Dabo will probably replace Saban when he does retire. If the NCAA will not do anything to Bama for cheating, Dabo will recruit lights out there, and he has proven to be a pretty good coach, after he got out of this own way. Bama may not drop much for years to come, if the NCAA doesn't come snooping around.
TENNESSEE 2018 SCHEDULE
Sept. 1 vs. West Virginia (Charlotte)
Sept. 8 ETSU
Sept. 15 UTEP
Sept. 22 FLORIDA
Sept. 29 at Georgia
Oct. 6 Open Date
Oct. 13 at Auburn
Oct. 20 ALABAMA
Oct. 27 at South Carolina
Nov. 3 CHARLOTTE
Nov. 10 KENTUCKY
Nov. 17 MISSOURI
Nov. 24 at Vanderbilt
Taken from FF
