Recruiting Football Talk VII

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FAA approved me to fly over Neyland Stadium at a max altitude of 100ft. Is Neyland taller than 100' from ground level? Has to be pretty close

Just be careful. A lot of EMS helicopters fly up the river for the approach into UTMC. Tour companies may also do flights over downtown. Monitor 123.025 if you have the capability.
 
Don’t know where you are getting your stats. Currently we are:
82nd in scoring offense
#213 in FG%
#19 in FT%
#129 in fast break points
#88 in offensive rebounds per game
#45 in 3 point attempts
#184 in 3 point %

Defense:
#62 in points allowed per game
#8 in FG%
#77 in 3 point %
He got them from KenPom, which are efficiency stats. Not per game stats. KenPom is adjusted specifically for the opponent.

We are currently in the range of past national title winners. Top 20 in both offensive and defensive efficiency.
 
From 247...

Cameras focused on Saban, who announced his stunning retirement news on Wednesday, as new Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer and his wife, Nicole, slid past to find their spots on the dais. Saban faced a receiving line of University of Alabama trustees and boosters who wanted to offer well wishes as he began a very Saban-esque version of retirement that included still coming into the office the following two days.

What's it like to replace college football's greatest coach? Even on DeBoer's biggest day, his predecessor still stole the attention. That's what the former Washington head coach signed up for, and he said all the right things Saturday afternoon about embracing Saban and Alabama's storied tradition. He believes Saban, who will keep an office inside the stadium, only wants the best for Alabama moving forward and hopes that the former king of college football will give him at least one thing every day that could be helpful, promising 100 percent access to his program.



I forsee Urban Meyer-chest pains in this dude's future...a touch of the ole stressful GERD.
 
From 247...

Cameras focused on Saban, who announced his stunning retirement news on Wednesday, as new Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer and his wife, Nicole, slid past to find their spots on the dais. Saban faced a receiving line of University of Alabama trustees and boosters who wanted to offer well wishes as he began a very Saban-esque version of retirement that included still coming into the office the following two days.

What's it like to replace college football's greatest coach? Even on DeBoer's biggest day, his predecessor still stole the attention. That's what the former Washington head coach signed up for, and he said all the right things Saturday afternoon about embracing Saban and Alabama's storied tradition. He believes Saban, who will keep an office inside the stadium, only wants the best for Alabama moving forward and hopes that the former king of college football will give him at least one thing every day that could be helpful, promising 100 percent access to his program.



I forsee Urban Meyer-chest pains in this dude's future...a touch of the ole stressful GERD.
Crazy to me how two of the prominent SEC teams have Head Coaches from South Dakota.
 
That’s the craziest thing I’ve ever heard.

Back then ESPN still had the sense that they were an upstart cable network. I bet whoever came up with the scheme thought it would even the playing field against the networks. ABC, NBC, and CBS, would've had billion Emmys for having been on the air for so long while ESPN would've had very few. Petty jealousy can make people do very stupid things.
 
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