SweetasSoda
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Anybody got anything on our meeting yesterday???
BDEnergy. I like itThey won't release info. But if it's good, we'll hear sooner. If it's not going our way, UT will want to delay till summer, hoping for advantageous rule changes or reinterpretations. Only one violation matters to UT: reducing the Failure to Monitor to take the harshest penalties off the table.
That's why Sankey was there-- to protect UT from punishments that would impact the conference/postseason and/or unfairly punish current coaches and players for the malfeasance of those no longer with the program. And UT brought a legal platoon to show that unfair treatment will be met with resistance from a university that can afford to escalate and is backed by a powerful conference that will stand behind its member institutions.
I think it’s good for them as long as the parents don’t treat it like the World Series and the coaches are teaching fundamentals instead of trying to squeeze out a win.Unpopular opinion, but I don't see the point of playing teeball/baseball games until they're at an age where they can field grounders and actually get outs. It's not like soccer where basic motor skills are good enough to play the game. If they can't throw to first base, just have practices to teach fundamentals. There's no point in the "hold the ball in the air" games.
Not saying 6-7 is the cutoff, just saying in general that should be the criteria.
Do you think we have a legitimate shot with Knecht?Basketball numbers will work out. Only Santi was fully greenlit to return. Phillips wants to declare and has been working toward that since the season ended. UT planned for 1-2 portalers plus Gainey. Coaches are in business mode--if they feel they can upgrade, they will.
Lol what Saban lost was his elite defense giving up 8-14 ppg under Kirby and later Pruitt with an endless parade of 5*s in his 3 deep.There’s a lot of rhetoric in Tide land about Bama returning to the Run dominant more heavier set packages type of offense. Saban apparently jealous of Kirby’s embrace of the “old Bama” and winning the last 2 championships. That’s fine and all. Vols stop the run pretty well. All we need is to keep upgrading the talent everywhere and Tennessee will be up to the challenge of stopping it
That was probably an 8-4 team without Young despite all those 5* players...and that's something we should be excited about. Alabama has showed some obvious regression on defense and with overall team discipline (a lot of penalties) two seasons in a row now, which were two things Saban has always stressed more than anything. The signs of decline are there and I think it simply comes down to Saban getting older and just not having it in him to monitor everything in his program like he used to do. Those tiny details are getting missed and that program isn't able to maintain their dominance. Shouldn't be long before Alabama fans start screaming for Saban to retire.Lol what Saban lost was his elite defense giving up 8-14 ppg under Kirby and later Pruitt with an endless parade of 5*s in his 3 deep.
Now he's rotated so much staff his defense isn't what it used to be and he's ready to deflect blame to the offense when he just had Bryce....freaking...Young![]()
They won't release info. But if it's good, we'll hear sooner. If it's not going our way, UT will want to delay till summer, hoping for advantageous rule changes or reinterpretations. Only one violation matters to UT: reducing the Failure to Monitor to take the harshest penalties off the table.
That's why Sankey was there-- to protect UT from punishments that would impact the conference/postseason and/or unfairly punish current coaches and players for the malfeasance of those no longer with the program. And UT brought a legal platoon to show that unfair treatment will be met with resistance from a university that can afford to escalate and is backed by a powerful conference that will stand behind its member institutions.
How is that teaching fundamentals, holding the ball in the air? Would be much better using that time for practice where kids get to field dozens of ground balls and practice throwing to first base for the imaginary out. I definitely wouldn't want to spend money on a league where the kids don't even try to throw the out.I think it’s good for them as long as the parents don’t treat it like the World Series and the coaches are teaching fundamentals instead of trying to squeeze out a win.
Wasn't their offense incredible the past few years? I seriously doubt Saban is dumb enough not to realize the offense isn't the problem. Sure maybe a little more clock control might be preferable, but that rumor sounds pretty asinine to me.Lol what Saban lost was his elite defense giving up 8-14 ppg under Kirby and later Pruitt with an endless parade of 5*s in his 3 deep.
Now he's rotated so much staff his defense isn't what it used to be and he's ready to deflect blame to the offense when he just had Bryce....freaking...Young![]()
Donde to the ‘AAThey won't release info. But if it's good, we'll hear sooner. If it's not going our way, UT will want to delay till summer, hoping for advantageous rule changes or reinterpretations. Only one violation matters to UT: reducing the Failure to Monitor to take the harshest penalties off the table.
That's why Sankey was there-- to protect UT from punishments that would impact the conference/postseason and/or unfairly punish current coaches and players for the malfeasance of those no longer with the program. And UT brought a legal platoon to show that unfair treatment will be met with resistance from a university that can afford to escalate and is backed by a powerful conference that will stand behind its member institutions.
Oh man, yikes.
It wasn’t the league….. it was one coach who meant well but wasn’t good at coaching the kids…. I have been around much worse coaches that did more harm to the athletes at middle school age and above.How is that teaching fundamentals, holding the ball in the air? Would be much better using that time for practice where kids get to field dozens of ground balls and practice throwing to first base for the imaginary out. I definitely wouldn't want to spend money on a league where the kids don't even try to throw the out.