Alabama Football starts dead last in the SEC

[dobre_shunka]

Crimson Tide starts dead last in the SEC

In returning production. And not just last in the SEC but also very close to last in FBS (125th out of 133).


Alabama is losing eight defensive starters and seven starters on the offense.

 

[bamawriter]

Crimson Tide starts dead last in the SEC

In returning production. And not just last in the SEC but also very close to last in FBS (125th out of 133).

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Alabama is losing eight defensive starters and seven starters on the offense.

It was worse than that going into 2021.

 

[greenbacknative]

don't worry about bammer, they'll be world beaters by the 3rd Saturday in October.

 

[LibertyVol]

don't worry about bammer, they'll be world beaters by the 3rd Saturday in October.

They are going to have be world beaters to beat Tennessee.

 

[miket4god]

Crimson Tide starts dead last in the SEC

In returning production. And not just last in the SEC but also very close to last in FBS (125th out of 133).

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Alabama is losing eight defensive starters and seven starters on the offense.

That title is a little misleading. I'd rather return 40% of Alabama's production than all of Vandy's or Florida's or Miss St or ...............

 

[VolPack22]

Same old same old. They are an NFL pipeline so they are rarely going to be returning a lot of production on an annual basis.

 

[dobre_shunka]

It was worse than that going into 2021.

56% is greater than 40%

 

[UTFanHades]

56% is greater than 40%
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I hope we don’t play Toledo. Any chance we see them and their 97% in the playoff?

 

[bamawriter]

56% is greater than 40%
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I don't feel like doing the math on defense, but the offensive breakdown isn't even close:

Returning 2021 vs. Returning 2023
Passing Yards: 3.3% vs. 9.1%*
Passing TDs: 2.3% vs. 13.5%*
Rushing Yards: 38.1% vs. 55.2%
Rushing TDs: 24.3% vs. 53.8%
Receiving Yards: 32.6% vs. 63.8%
Receiving TDs: 23.8% vs. 59.4%
OL Starts: 43.1% vs. 43.1%

*If it turns out that Milroe doesn't win the starting QB gig, this number is kind of irrelevant.

 

[Jax_Vol]

56% is greater than 40%
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HOLY Toledo!!!!!!!!!!

 

[bmaultbay]

I hope we don’t play Toledo. Any chance we see them and their 97% in the playoff?

Drops mic.

 

[miket4god]

Drops mic.

Then notices that the percentage listed was for 2021 and picks up the mic again, LOL.

 

[Jax_Vol]

Then notices that the percentage listed was for 2021 and picks up the mic again, LOL.

2021.......wut the?

 

[Dudleys87]

Crimson Tide starts dead last in the SEC

In returning production. And not just last in the SEC but also very close to last in FBS (125th out of 133).

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Alabama is losing eight defensive starters and seven starters on the offense.

And somehow they never seem to miss a beat.

 

[dobre_shunka]

I don't feel like doing the math on defense, but the offensive breakdown isn't even close:

Returning 2021 vs. Returning 2023
Passing Yards: 3.3% vs. 9.1%*
Passing TDs: 2.3% vs. 13.5%*
Rushing Yards: 38.1% vs. 55.2%
Rushing TDs: 24.3% vs. 53.8%
Receiving Yards: 32.6% vs. 63.8%
Receiving TDs: 23.8% vs. 59.4%
OL Starts: 43.1% vs. 43.1%

*If it turns out that Milroe doesn't win the starting QB gig, this number is kind of irrelevant.

Of course you're not wrong. I've seen enough of your posts to know you're never wrong.

 

[bamawriter]

Of course you're not wrong. I've seen enough of your posts to know you're never wrong.

I try not to make factual statements without knowing the facts. Screw me, right?

 

[Jax_Vol]

I try not to make factual statements without knowing the facts. Screw me, right?

Right....and Saban too

 

[wmcovol]

Crimson Tide starts dead last in the SEC

In returning production. And not just last in the SEC but also very close to last in FBS (125th out of 133).

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Alabama is losing eight defensive starters and seven starters on the offense.

And a lot of people see them as 1or 2. I saw a team without Bryce Young that would have lost 4 or 5 games. I don’t think any QB there is close to Bryce Young.

 

[BlinghamptonVol]

Man, florida is gonna suck this year.

 

[SpookyAction]

Man, florida is gonna suck this year.

54% of a bad team coming back. And they didn't exactly attract blue chip talent to replace the departing players.
Two straight years of @50% starting talent returning sounds like a typical year during our lost decade.

Napier is worse than I even hoped.
If 2023 looks like 2022 in Gainesville with roster inadequacies, can they let him finish the season? Recruiting will take more hits. Players aren't recruiting themselves to play for UF anymore.