Saban & Bielema behind the kill uptempo offense rule

[charlie42s]

How the NCAA's hurry-up offense proposal would've changed 5 big 2013 games - SBNation.com

In this analysis, the early snaps occurred in the 2nd or 3rd plays in a drive. Hardly time for the defense to get winded, unless they are really big guys who can't play hard for 3 plays.

 

[potzer25]

How the NCAA's hurry-up offense proposal would've changed 5 big 2013 games - SBNation.com

In this analysis, the early snaps occurred in the 2nd or 3rd plays in a drive. Hardly time for the defense to get winded, unless they are really big guys who can't play hard for 3 plays.

Total penalties:
Auburn 4
Alabama 0

 

[Wild Turkey]

Total penalties:
Auburn 4
Alabama 0

"If we can't beat them then legislate them." - Nick Saban

 

[WhiteMamba]

But but..... We must cater to Alabama 24/7

 

[Mistaken4193]

Man i hope this rule dont pass. I dont want a rule to "help" us stop a offense. It will be so much more satisfying to stop it straight up as it is. I will say this before this year we struggled 1 time with the HUNH offenses 2012 aTm. Our struggles thisyear were more concerned with we just didnt have a good defense period. We struggled in every game on defense the HUNH offenses were the only ones good enough to finish the drives and score. Teams move the ball all year on us (even the regular offenses) all year they just wouldnt score. We just didnt have the personnel this year it was about us and not the Offenses. Look in 2011 when we had a good defense Gus Malzahns offense scored ZERO points on us. So all of the Alabama struggles against HUNH offenses is really overblown based on 1 year where our defense was just not good period.

 

[The Authority]

So why is it this rule should be added again?

Serious answers only.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

So why is it this rule should be added again?

Serious answers only.

There are none. That's why this thread is 44 pages long.

 

[charlie42s]

There are none. That's why this thread is 44 pages long.

Not trying to start another discussion, but my view show 55 pages.

 

[BamaTee1]

Please end this thread. It's been nothing but a bash Alabama and Nick Saban party with the same old shit said over and over and over again!

 

[charlie42s]

Please end this thread. It's been nothing but a bash Alabama and Nick Saban party with the same old shit said over and over and over again!

You've mentioned him and bashing B. more than any other poster. Notice I didn't mention that coach nor his school.

If you really want to end this thread and get the last word, just state that what your coach said was self-serving and I'll let you have it.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

Not trying to start another discussion, but my view show 55 pages.

how many post per page do you have yours set to? I have 20 per page.

 

[Rolltide94]

You've mentioned him and bashing B. more than any other poster. Notice I didn't mention that coach nor his school.

If you really want to end this thread and get the last word, just state that what your coach said was self-serving and I'll let you have it.

They call it coach speak for a reason...90% of what comes out of any coaches mouth including Saban is self-serving. The only career category that might possibly exceed them in this is politicians.

 

[BamaTee1]

 

[potzer25]

Now that everyone is aligned that this rule a) does not help with player safety and b) was only to help non hurry up offense teams, I think we made good progress.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Now that everyone is aligned that this rule a) does not help with player safety and b) was only to help non hurry up offense teams, I think we made good progress.

It only took 55 pages and every major news source hammering the topic to death but the bammers finally got the point. I'm actually impressed I thought it might not happen.

 

[LawDawg]

So why is it this rule should be added again?

Serious answers only.

Can't speak for anyone else, but for me it is to bring some balance to the game so that games are more 28-21ish, not 55-48ish. I don't want to go back to 14-7 games, but I think games where both teams basically score on every possession is equally boring.

I've also been clear that basing it on safety seems premature. I wouldn't be surprised to find that more plays = more injuries, but there is not enough information available today to make that determination, either way.

Just one man's opinion.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

Damn, this is driving me crazy. How the hell are ya'll at 55 pages? I'm missing something. Are ya'll showing 877 post?

 

[Wild Turkey]

Damn, this is driving me crazy. How the hell are ya'll at 55 pages? I'm missing something. Are ya'll showing 877 post?

Yes and I'm on an iPad.

 

[potzer25]

Damn, this is driving me crazy. How the hell are ya'll at 55 pages? I'm missing something. Are ya'll showing 877 post?

701

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

701

quit fucking with me, man ....