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Make it stretch for women

For those that have not noticed, Alabama’s women are sitting are sitting at 15-4 (4-2 in conference) with this weeks games against LSU and Arkansas. This week will tell if Curry is finally over the hump at Alabama. Two wins and Alabama could be placing themselves in contention for a bye in the SEC tournament. Two losses and we are back in the middle of the SEC. The middle gets you into the NCAA discussion, but never in contention for hosting.

Right now we are shown as an 11 seed.

Alright Now Lets Go Get Mizzou

We all know they have a pretty good team and SEC road games are not easy as a general rule. What is beginning to scare me now is l'm not scared. l have gained a lot of confidence in this team.

lf this damn post jinxs our team l will never be confident again, or at least never post it if l am. Really proud of our Coaches and Team.

ROLL TIDE

Coach Nate Oats

Normally I keep my thoughts to myself for the most part but given what this team has had to endure the last 2-3 days and how Coach Oats has handled it I couldn’t help but make a post about it.

Coach has a team that’s playing at a level where many people last week were labeling them as the best team in the country. Some how he led a team into a venue where Alabama has usually struggled to play and came out with a victory. All things considered the victory really wasn’t that important. The way Oats has carried himself thru this is what’s so impressive to me. You could tell tonight in the postgame interview that the emotions were right there on the edge of bursting out but he answered the questions and talked about about how he has turned to prayer and bible verses in this time.

A coach that can balance a situation like this with emotion and still be successful but also make it a learning experience for the players that are still there just blew me away. I really hope we can keep him as long as possible and that he gets the support he deserves because in my opinion he is a top notch coach and we would be crazy to let him go.

I told everyone OTB Jalen Hurts would go pro!

That’s how long I’ve been bant. Several on here owe me $$ over that bet. Lol

Let me catch up real quick.
WTH is Saban doing?
Saban sucks and should be fired
Is will anderson even trying
OC & DC should be fired today
Why is kirby so much better than saban
Georgia looks like Bama of old
We should be in playoffs
Told you we should’ve been in playoffs
Call Jeremy Pruitt today

Did that about cover it? Roll Tide

Football 🏈 What we know about Alabama's interest in Jeff Lebby

Alabama doesn’t currently have an opening at offensive coordinator, but there are already rumors regarding possible replacements for Bill O’Brien should he leave the team this offseason.

During a Wednesday appearance on the Paul Finebaum Show, ESPN’s Pete Thamel mentioned Oklahoma offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby as a possible replacement for O’Brien at Alabama.

Lebby previously served as the offensive coordinator at Ole Miss (2020-21), Central Florida (2019) and Southeastern (2017) and also held multiple roles on Baylor’s offensive coaching staff from 2008-16. Last season, he helped the Sooners average 474 yards and 32.8 points per game last season. His fast-paced attack would offer a change in style for Alabama. Oklahoma ranked No. 127 out of 131 FBS teams, averaging just 26:11.85 of possession per game. By contrast, Alabama averaged 29:57.31 last season and 31:53.07 in 2021.

“I would think that Nick Saban saw the fits that Tennessee and Josh Heupel gave him this year,” Thamel said, “and offensively, I think they’ll probably trend a little bit and maybe overcorrect a little bit more that way as they go.

“Now, I’m not saying they’re gonna turn into the Baylor offense from the mid-2000s. But one name I’ve heard is [Jeff Lebby], the Oklahoma offensive coordinator. He’s obviously had success in the SEC West footprint (in 2020-21 at Ole Miss). He’s obviously learned from Lane Kiffin and branched out to Oklahoma last year — to some mixed results in a rebuilding year. But I do think that if the option schematically is to go faster or slower, my expectation is Alabama’s gonna end up going faster.”

Lebby is viewed as one of the top offensive minds in college football and is currently in the second year of a three-yard $5.7 million deal with Oklahoma. According to ScoonerScoop, Alabama and Georgia expressed interest in Lebby about potential openings for their respective offensive coordinator positions in recent weeks.

While it’s unclear how far conversations went, the Crimson Tide’s initial pursuit was turned down by Lebby. However, Alabama is expected to make another run for him in the event Bill O’Brien leaves the program.

O’Brien earned $1.1 million from Alabama this past season. Lebby is currently making $1.8 million at Oklahoma. If the Crimson Tide is interested in bringing the Oklahoma alum to Tuscaloosa, it would almost certainly need to at least double the salary it was paying O’Brien.

According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, O’Brien has already interviewed with New England and is the Patriots' top candidate for their opening at offensive coordinator.

Patriots interview Alabama's Bill O'Brien for vacant OC position

Alabama offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien has reportedly interviewed for a vacant NFL coaching position.

Georgia fans

Are actually suggesting the rules be changed to get Stetson into the CHOF. I ask what next can we do for you? we handed you a free championship without playing a championship team, a soft schedule, playing a limping team without its best players, so what else can we do for you? They affectionately referred to me as a “gump”. So, I’m going to look for them, you got my back? 😂
“Bama didn’t hand us nothing” I’m like “you’re right, but we sure took a few away. Nobody does no. 2 like Georgia! I guess that’s cause they‘re so full of ****.
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