Crookruss
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I don't think he is doubting the ability of these players moving forward. I believe he is pointing out that they have similar players already on their teams and are still pulling in top d-linemen. The concern here is depth at this position. We are building and other teams like Florida and Bama are simply adding to already great squads.
Clearly on defense it's very different. Much less yelling and things for the players seem to make sense. Now, we all thought coming out of the NC State game that the defense was off to a nice start and if they improved off of it then they had a chance to be pretty good but we all know what happened.
I think Steve Stripling for example his passion to coach and teach is higher than what Palermo's was. They are more experienced in coaching in the secondary with Martinez compared to Ansley.
I think offensively, Azzanni's attention to detail is obvious.
Now, how does this system of offense work week in and week out in the SEC, time will tell.
I like what I see, but I liked what I saw from Chaney. I do think across the board the attention to detail seems to be higher, but we will see how that bares out over time and the proof will be there in time.
I would agree with that sentiment. While I put a great deal of emphasis on having strong trenches to succeed in the SEC, I feel we can also excel against the Florida's and Bama's in other areas. For instance, I think our WR core is way stronger than both of theirs. I'm curious to see what Dobbs can do, I think he may be the type of dynamic player that flourishes in Butch Jones offense. Don't get me wrong, we aren't there yet. But with 2 or 3 great recruiting classes and we can be right back in the thick of things.
What? We have huge question marks at WR.
Alabama has a preseason All-American, a few solid upperclassmen, and are bringing in Robert Foster, who is comparable to North in terms of ranking.
Florida doesn't have a great WR corps, but is bringing in the best WR class in the nation including Fullwood and Robinson.
What are the new coaches like at practice?
-Hubbs
What? We have huge question marks at WR.
Alabama has a preseason All-American, a few solid upperclassmen, and are bringing in Robert Foster, who is comparable to North in terms of ranking.
Florida doesn't have a great WR corps, but is bringing in the best WR class in the nation including Fullwood and Robinson.
Funny how we signed Croom,Bowles,Pig and everyone talked ab how awesome our WR class was. Same When we sign Harris,North,Jenkins, Smith. Now everybody think our WRs suck. Kinda funny.
So Croom, Pig Howard, Drae Bowles, Marquez North, and Paul Harris aren't highly touted recruits? You guys act like there is a crisis anytime someone graduates or leaves. Not to mention the 2014 class is bringing us 2 solid JUCOs and a 4 star talent in Booth. There is plenty of talent in the fold and plenty on it's way. Bama's WR position is skewed based on how dominant there running attack is and how defenses are forced to play them. A lot easier to throw on teams when they play with 8 or 9 in the box.
Funny how we signed Croom,Bowles,Pig and everyone talked ab how awesome our WR class was. Same When we sign Harris,North,Jenkins, Smith. Now everybody think our WRs suck. Kinda funny.
1. Don't lump me in with any "you guys"
2. We have 1 Composite 200 WR on our roster. We have no upperclassmen that can contribute in a meaningful way. Alabama has 5 Top 100 WR plus multiple talented upperclassmen, including a preseason all-american. They are considered the best WR corps in the SEC. We are just trying to get a few on the field that can not be a liability. If you can't recognize the difference you should stop posting. We have some young WR talent, but we don't have a group of sure-fire can't-miss WR on our roster.
3. If you thinked Alabama's receivers are skewed because of their running game you don't watch enough Alabama football. Cooper may be the best WR in the country and guys like DeAndrew White, Kevin Norwood, Chris Black, and Kenny Bell are guys that we wish we had right now.
4. Our WR corps was ranked dead last in the SEC by ESPN. I obviously think that is low, but we are nowhere close to Alabama at WR right now.
