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OFFICIAL 2021 COLLEGE FOOTBALL OFFSEASON THREAD
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He got hurt after the LSU game though. And there was a clear drop off when Mac Jones came in. They lost to Auburn
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I thought he was hurt going into that game?
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Tua was hurt going into the LSU game. He had a pretty bad ankle injury and couldn't move in the pocket against LSU
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I thought you meant the hip that ended the year, my bad. I still don’t think that’s enough for me to say that this Bama squad was better. Jones came in with more talent and they lost to a much inferior Auburn team.
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I agree with you. I just think how Tua looked in that game and during that season the gap between the two Bama teams is more narrow
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Ratings are down big for all sports. There's too much real life stuff going on and people don't want the distraction of sports. Contrast this with record high cable news ratings. The real world is nuts.
At the highest level, the product is as good as ever. These high scoring big games are way better than those low scoring, slugfests. Generally speaking people like more offense.
The issue with college football is that it's increasingly becoming a regional sport. Like I said earlier, there's a reason why USC versus Texas in 2005 is the highest rated college football game ever. Not only did it have huge star power, it was able to engage different parts of the country. We're effectively watching the same teams, from the same region of the country. On top of that, most of the top teams are from small rural cities.
If I'm on the West coast or up north, why would I watch a team from Alabama play a team from South Carolina, Louisiana every year?
That surprised me as well. If I remember correctly the first matchup between Ohio State and Bama was one of the highest watched games want it? I figured this One would be up there but there’s a lot of stuff going on in the world right now
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I think it’s just a bit stale. Outside of diehards like us, it just isn’t that compelling to the average person. As good as Alabama is, they’re a pretty boring program. Saban is boring with little personality. People were swearing that we needed the distraction of sports when all this started up, so that’s a major switch from the stance that people were pushing back then as a reason to start sports back up.
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learn something new everyday
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Wasn’t he a WR coach like just last year? Not surprised he’s a Republican.
As a side note, the 2nd greatest running back to play in the past 30 years is finally coming home
It’s about damn time!
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Kyle Flood to Texas official.
Saban ain’t gonna be happy.
Saban ain’t gonna be happy.
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Ratings are down big for all sports. There's too much real life stuff going on and people don't want the distraction of sports. Contrast this with record high cable news ratings. The real world is nuts.
At the highest level, the product is as good as ever. These high scoring big games are way better than those low scoring, slugfests. Generally speaking people like more offense.
The issue with college football is that it's increasingly becoming a regional sport. Like I said earlier, there's a reason why USC versus Texas in 2005 is the highest rated college football game ever. Not only did it have huge star power, it was able to engage different parts of the country. We're effectively watching the same teams, from the same region of the country. On top of that, most of the top teams are from small rural cities.
If I'm on the West coast or up north, why would I watch a team from Alabama play a team from South Carolina, Louisiana every year?
this was probably the first time in the last 20 years, I didn’t watch any of the national championship game.
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Consider yourself a lucky man. That's a few hours the rest of us will never get back.
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I don't see Urban working as a college coach. He's gonna have heart problems or spider cysts on his brain again within 2 years
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Think Muschamp will be joining his staff, who was probably going to be Miami’s DC 
. Can’t deal with another year of Blake Baker
. Can’t deal with another year of Blake Baker
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Man I know he did a year with Miami a long time ago, but Muschamp in the NFL just seems like a ****ing disaster. Someone’s gonna hit him.Think Muschamp will be joining his staff, who was probably going to be Miami’s DC
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I felt like he hated it too from what I recall.
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Sooooooo over/under 3.5 years before urban has health problem?
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