Bama submits play for league office review

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Just to be clear Little Nicky they reviewed it and found no issue with the hit so take your ball and go home. GO VOLS
 
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It’s one thing to submit plays to the conference office. Every team does it every week.

To make it public is just a lack of class. Typical Bama.
 
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DEFENDTHISHOUSE said:
Can’t even really give that. It’s a bang bang play. How is a man that size supposed to stop his momentum?
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I agree, the rules cater way too much to offense these days. But I was just saying in todays age the usually does get flagged for whatever reason.
 
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wmcovol said:
It’s one thing to submit plays to the conference office. Every team does it every week.

To make it public is just a lack of class. Typical Bama.
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We (UT) should go back through the last 16 games vs Bama and find every targeting, hold, block in the back and PI that wasn’t called, submit them for a ruling and waste the s*** out of the SEC Office’s time. Oh, and send a copy to Saban as well, starting with the targeting against Hooker last year in Tuscaloosa. These people are complete imbeciles.
 
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Herman Hickman said:
Instead of crying to Sankey, they should be teaching their defensive backs how to cover a receiver without tackling him before the ball gets to him.

Someone may also need to tell the West Virginia Wonder that you can't cover Hyatt man-to-man with a safety. Maybe the genius should have adjusted at some point early in the first half when even his dead grandma could see how Heupel was using and abusing him.

White Goodman knows he's dealing with a Brown/Walsh/Spurrier-level offensive mind and he doesn't like getting exposed. When that happens, he shows himself to be the biggest baby at an institution known for producing intellectually-challenged bedwetters.

Spurrier called it years ago...

Steve Spurrier takes a jab at Nick Saban’s success at Alabama

Asked about Saban’s recruiting prowess, Spurrier said, “It’s got a little bit to do with Alabama, and little bit to do with the way they do it as well or better than anybody.”

Blue font for Spurrier's dripping sarcasm.

With a level playing field, this Kent State Clown is going to get exposed again and again and again by coaches who know how to put points on the board.
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Why do you think he was so opposed to NIL? Because he knew that if paying players was brought above the table, Bama would have to compete with all the other schools with money. Saban hasn't had to compete on a level playing field since he got hired at Bama. What a miraculous jump they made from year 1 to year 2 with a top recruiting class and rarely slipping out of the top 2 or 3 since then.
 
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VolinMichigan said:
Why do you think he was so opposed to NIL? Because he knew that if paying players was brought above the table, Bama would have to compete with all the other schools with money. Saban hasn't had to compete on a level playing field since he got hired at Bama. What a miraculous jump they made from year 1 to year 2 with a top recruiting class and rarely slipping out of the top 2 or 3 since then.
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He's the John Wooden of the SEC. Great coach. Not denying it.

He's not able to do what he's done without the group of Sam Gilberts backing him and the protection given him by the Indianapolis Mafia. The NCAA treats Saban just like they did John Wooden. They know what has been going on. But they will not touch him. This is why the NIL deal was necessary to help make things a bit more even.
 
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