The local media gets it!
What a performance...again! And it's halftime!
College Football 2020/21
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The local media gets it!
What a performance...again! And it's halftime!
Still remember Ryan Ting dropping that pick
There’s been tons of bigger performances in college football games in general.
And in national title games specifically, you’ve got Elliot, Bush, Young, Watson, and Burrow just in recent memory.
See above.
*don’t get me wrong, dude is playing amazingly and will be in that realm of greatest Natty game performances, but it isn’t the best I’ve ever seen. Yet.
You and I are going to have issues at some pointStill remember Ryan Ting dropping that pick
Time to rest up that finger Devonta.
Even if he isn't the future WR of my dreams, he has nothing else to prove and it isn't worth the risk of playing on
Even if he isn't the future WR of my dreams, he has nothing else to prove and it isn't worth the risk of playing on
You and I are going to have issues at some point
My favorite SC player ever was Matt Grootegoed. Neighbor who played at Mater Dei. Amazing in high school, best I ever saw in person.That finger did not look good.
Glad to see some fight still in tOSU though.
Glad to see some fight still in tOSU though.
this game is proof that michigan would have won @adexkola
Have we had this discussion? I was in Angels stadium the night they played De La Salle. Greatest high school player in CA history played that night, DJ Williams.
This must've been around 99-00 ?
that game was in 98. The first time DLS came down south to play someone. My college room mate went to DLS so he dragged me to the game. The size difference was insane, but DLS blew MD off the line constantly.
that's a throwback. Would have love Williams at SC, but we sucked at the time.
As shitty of a head coach as Sark was, he’s a great o-coordinator
Grootegoed was one year ahead of Leinart. They shared QB duties his senior year at Mater Dei. DJ was a great player for sure. Remember watching him play for the Canes and Denver.
He sucked serious ass as SC's o-coordinator, its why the fans hated the pick as HC when he came back. I am completely biased.
Mac Jones currently on pace to outperform Joe Burrow
In that first game against MD, DLS had 3rd and 40 from their 10. Handed it off to DJ and he went for 50. Grootegoed was a beast of a LB. I remember him meeting Williams at the line, he didn't win the collision, but he also didn't lose.
He's been impressive. Definitely will make as splash at the next level.
This game has solidified for me that he would have obliterated Clemson’s secondary. We would have gotten boat raced by this Bama O.
This is probably the best Bama team of Saban's era. They should have about 5 or so 1st rounders out of this group, which is fine by me since we play them in the opener.
Not so sure about that. Seems like a smart, game manager with a lotta amazing talent surrounding him.
I’m not really sure about that. He rode in on the coattails of Kiffin and lil Shanahan through the years.
He has a lot of poise and is very accurate, which count for a lot at the next level.
Jones very well may not pan out, but there’s been many a good NFL career made out of folks matching that description.
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Very true. Used to go back and forth with a friend regarding Alex Smith on the game manager label. Smith is way more talented than Jones mind.
Meyer is commentating isn't he? Wonder if Schefter will break the shock news of his Jags hire within an hour of the trophy presentation
I have long thought Smith is criminally underrated. He was genuinely great in KC and could well have won it all under Reid. Just got unlucky that they drafted an absolute superstar
Jones is just McElroy with better offensive weapons.
Mahomes and the injury set him back. Otherwise he would’ve have a pretty successful career.
Yes the injury was terrible. Did you see the ESPN documentary about it?
I'm surprised he can walk, never thought he would play again nevermind this season.
I think this applies here also
It‘s crazy that the one talked about the least so far could possibly turn out to be the most exciting (Waddle).
So Belichick vs Saban, who’s been more impressive? For me, it’s Belichick and it’s not even close really, but argument can be made he’s never won one without Brady while Saban has done it consistently with different players.
Saban doesn’t have a salary cap to contend with (as long as he keeps it on the DL).
You simply cannot compare amateur to professional sport, as the latter is miles more complicated across the spectrum.
A better debate would be Saban compared to other college coaches. He's one ahead of Bryant but don't know enough about football from that era.