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Beaman has slowly seen his stock rise as the year’s progressed. He picked up an offer from Georgia yesterday bringing his total offers close to 20 schools.

Beaman is a local kid, who has close ties to the Tide but at the same time he’s enjoying the process.

Without bringing the coordinators in to this, what position coaches do you expect to “find another job?” This guy on Twitter seems to know some things at times. He says the outside linebacker/special teams coach won’t be back.

Starting in the NFL. There are a few 4-Stars but most starters were 3-Stars, 2-Stars or NR. I may have missed someone but I was surprised at how unimportant rankings are as it relates to QB’s in the NFL.

coming soon for the Iron Bowl??

It now appears that the SEC will not be going to a POD system. The powers seem to be favoring a system, where you play three regular opponents and then play six rotating opponents. That means that Alabama could play Auburn, Tennessee and either LSU/Miss State every year and then play the other twelve teams twice every four years. Basically each team would be drawing their own three team POD, so you could preserve some of the annual rivalries.

As you folks know, I'm not right very often but when my grandson told me about Will when Will was a Junior in HS and Blanton was an instructor at a Chris Sailer kicking camp I listened. Blanton ended up starting 4 years at Louisville and hold numerous records including most accurate FG kicker in their history. Also knowing he's not one for hyperbole got my attention. (Heck, if he hadn't played with Lamar Jackson, he probably would have had 20-25 more attempts! With Lamar almost every time it was 4th and less than 8 on the plus side of the field, Petrino would go for it!)

After that first camp, he told me to be on the look out for him. He said Will was the "real deal" and huge Bama fan ... said he had seen a lot of "camp kickers" who come and do well but Will has that "something special." Also said he was a great kid and not just a great kicker! Based on that, I made this post back in the summer of 2019! Just for grins:

"I'm going to go out on a limb (maybe not so much!) and say that Will Reichard will be the greatest kicker in Bama history! I am not saying he will make 100% of his FGs, but will be our highest percentage and highest scoring kicker of all time. Wow!! Did I really just say that..."

• rcrequesr
• Post #40
• Aug 20, 2019
• Forum: Champions Lounge

2 Iron Bowl tickets for sale. Section B row 38 with seat backs. $300 each. Text me if interested 205-533-4826.

I love it 63-38

Bama improved in both Total Defense and Total Offense from week#11:

Total Defense--#15 in the nation and #2 in the SEC behind #5 Georgia.

Total Offense--#17 in the nation and #4 in the SEC behind #1 Tennessee, #4 Ole Miss, and #7 Georgia.

Georgia remains the #1 team in the nation in overall statistics combined.

Here's a look at Alabama's PFF grades following its 34-0 win against Austin Peay.

Was it just me or was Lane thinking more about the Auburn job than getting Ole Miss ready for Arkansas!!!

The Alabama coaching staff selected nine players of the week following the Crimson Tide’s shutout win over Austin Peay last Saturday. Jermaine Burton, Jase McClellan and Seth McLaughlin on offense; Will Anderson Jr., Brian Branch, DeMarcco Hellams and Henry To’oTo’o on defense; and Christian Leary and Quandarrius Robinson on special teams were all selected for their efforts in the Tide’s non-conference win.



OFFENSE

Jermaine Burton

• Led all wideouts with a game-high seven catches for 128 yards and two scores
• His catches and yards were season-high marks while he matched his season-best total for touchdowns
• Found the end zone on receptions of four and 10 yards

Jase McClellan

• Accumulated a career-high 156 yards rushing and two touchdowns on only 17 carries
• Averaged 9.2 yards per carry with a long rush of 35
• Scored with a one-yard rush to get Alabama on the board followed by a nine-yard rush midway through the third quarter

Seth McLaughlin

• Did not allowed a sack, pressure or quarterback hit on 30 pass attempts
• Totaled three knockdown blocks in the running game
• Helped UA’s offensive front control the line of scrimmage to rush for 263 yards and finish with 527 total yards of offense
  

DEFENSE

Will Anderson Jr.

• Recorded four tackles against the Governors
• Added one pass breakup that he nearly picked off
  

Brian Branch

• Tied for the team lead in tackles with eight stops, including one for loss (-2 yards)
• Also picked off a pass, one of Alabama’s two interceptions the contest

DeMarcco Hellams

• Posted seven tackles from his safety spot
• Helped the Tide defense limit Austin Peay to only 206 yards on the day, including just 59 rushing

Henry To’oTo’o

• Matched Branch with a team-high eight total tackles
• Directed an Alabama unit that held APU to only 12 first downs
  

SPECIAL TEAMS

Christian Leary

• Notched one tackle on kickoff coverage
• Also saw time at wideout in the non-conference pairing

Quandarrius Robinson

• Led the Tide special teamers with two tackles on kickoff coverage
• Earned snaps at middle linebacker to go with his work on special teams

Alabama basketball was ranked at No. 18 in this week's AP Top 25

I think the vertical passing game and protecting the QB are the best when we spend some time under center or in the pistol running the ball and using play action. Just wanted to throw that out there. But check out these stats from this past weekend…insane.

Navy beat UCF- 64 plays- 63 rushes for 248 yards and 0-1 passing.
Army beat UCONN- 59 plays- 58 rushes for 320 yards and 0-1 passing.
Air Force beat Colorado State- 73 plays- 71 rushes for 359 yards and 0-2 passing.

Let’s not go this extreme. But let’s find our identity again.

Can't wait to see spring ball. Staff changes coming, I hope, retool and get next natty

SC is carving them up right now. They have some good looking players. Rattler has been great and everybody there is believing right now. Seems like the atmosphere is crazy right now. Be interesting to see what happens…

Nearly half of McClellan’s touches over the weekend went for first downs or touchdowns while five resulted in gains of 10 yards or more. Those who were able to keep up with him didn’t do much to slow him down either. According to Pro Football Focus, the 5-foot-11, 212-pound back drug defenders an average of 5.69 yards per attempt after contact.

Counting the pair of failed two-point conversions, Alabama ran 11 plays inside LSU’s 10-yard line. They resulted in a loss of 2 yards.