I hope he won't either and think the odds of him doing so are close to zero. But Re: "....he’s had some rough luck on bad officiating, injuries, and of course player/NIL drama. If he wants to be great, he’s going to have to overcome those things,..."
How do you control the officials, injuries...
Some of those drops should definitely have been made but some were difficult because of where the ball was thrown. I asked a friend who was an NFL receiver what he considered a throw that "hit the receiver in the hands". He said "waist to face" without arms fully extended, i.e. too high, too low...
Re: "while it's true that heupel inherited a mess just like every coach in the country to comes into a situation where the previous coach was fired"
Name one that came into a situation like Heupel did.
Yes, we were fortunate that year because we had a QB who could make rapid and appropriate reads, throw accurately and run well. That allowed for the rapid pace of play. We haven't had that since.
Yes, all things considered. I'm 84 and can't remember any SEC program that was in as bad of shape as this one was when he became head coach. We were on probation, several players had left and we had scholarship limitations when arrived and for several years after.
Saban is out. When he realized NIL would result in closing the talent gap of teams he decided to quit. He could no longer have 5 star players, three deep at every position like he had enjoyed for so long.
If I heard it correctly Saban, who recruited Simpson, mentioned 3 quarterbacks as the best in the country this morning. Sayin (tOSU), the Indiana QB and Pavia.
From what I've seen today I would put Chambliss in that group and definitely ahead of Simpson.
Addendum...he mentioned the OU QB also.
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