Reading the logic leaves from his post, seems pretty clear UL is offering something that can jeopardize players eligibility.
Is it not true because you don’t like what he is saying? At this point he maybe BSing, but anyone with real info is usually gonna have to keep it cryptic.
He’s not saying anything for me to like or dislike, that’s my point.
Well my point is that speaking on specifics is gonna be unlikely and being that you have been following this for a decade, you should know that. Even Cribby has to be cryptic all the time until after the fact or right before.
**** it, out the trash handlers. it wont get taken seriously anyways since its a message board.
complicated meaning the handler (whoever he or she is) is a moron and can't read the state's NIL law correctly?
Agree that those guys were studs and the you need to bring in studs at the skills position. But historically, he places a premium on :
You very conveniently left out WR. More recently he also brought in 3 of top 6 WR in 2021. He followed that up with 3 more top 10 WR last year and two portal WRs. So I'd venture to say he has noted a shift in importance.
Yes 2021. By this time he already has a machine. Look at his OL and DL recruiting when Mario was there. That dynasty was built because of those lines. Wrs eventually of course joined the show and its Bama so he recruited lights out. But his foundation was never WR or skills position. He built those dynasties with line play. And that is not even an open secret. UGA and ATM and now Miami are trying to emulate that model.
Of course. But there is a reason a dude like Evan Neal got the bag he got from Bama.
I just looked at all their classes from 06-2012 on Rivals for some clarity. Although it's definitely true landing Julio in 2008 was a huge deal and immediately led to title # 1 for Saban in Tuscaloosa, those early classes were very trench and linebacker heavy. Guys like Andre Smith, Barrett Jones, DJ Fluker, Ryan Kelly, Cyrus Koundaijo, and James Carpenter were the foundation of dominant lines for years to come. Amari was class of 2012, and after that is when the receiver hauls started getting ridiculous for them. We need it all to be back again, but it's not wrong to say based on Bama blueprint that priority # 1 is building the trenches.
My point wasn't that they didn't have a great OL the point was he also had great skill players. Just like the point isn't now that you don't need great OL. Skill positions just matter more in 2022 than OL its a fact. Mauigoa is a great addition but he won't win us games. ****ey can legitimately win games if you don't understand this concept I don't have a retort for you.
Mauigoa will win you games because it makes your rbs, QBs and WRs that much better. You give QBs more time
Agreed, the idea is that Rashada will be fully able to show off that big arm because Mauigoa will make sure one of the DEs will always be neutralized and allow those long routes to develop.