Would Freeman be brave enough to pull Riley Leonard at halftime against Georgia like Saban did in
the NC game a few years ago? If the offense is having another NIU type of day?
This sounds kind of familiar:
Why did Alabama bench Jalen Hurts for Tua Tagovailoa?
No. 4 Alabama entered the CFP title game vs. Georgia with a remarkably dominant defense and impressive dual-threat quarterback in Hurts. However, as was demonstrated in the Crimson Tide's Sugar Bowl semifinal win vs. Clemson, the passing game was an area of potential weakness on the offense, as Hurts showed a propensity to run instead of progress through his targets.
Link: https://www.tuscaloosanews.com/story/sports/college/football/2023/10/19/jalen-hurts-benched-tua-tagovailoa-qb-alabama-2018-cfp/71226985007/#
Replies to: Would Freeman be brave enough to pull Riley Leonard at halftime against Georgia like Saban did in
RL may singlehandedly beat GA with his legs since
GA doesn’t do well against mobile QBs. If he has running success early, the passing game should open up. Dawgs will be gassed.
It would be ironic if Riley the maligned turns out to be the magic ingredient in this game.
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Angeli isn’t exactly Tua. Unless Leonard is hurt, don’t see it happening.
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100% agree. No way shirt if an injury
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What does that even mean? No way shirt if an injury? WTF?
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I think it is "short of an injury"
Proofreading is not his strong point
I didn’t learn how to proofread in physics. Short is the word. Ty
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Aha! (Here I was trying to figure out if it was some sly remark about red shirts and injuries...)
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No way though Angeli can run a bit when the protection is there, his escapability is not there when
it has to be immediate.
For who?
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CJ Carr or Angelli. Carr is the only one on the roster with an NFL arm.
Ewers…apparently…
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My guess is yes. I think he will be ruthless at this point which is what is needed.
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Lets hope so
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Do whatever it takes to win
This is it . There are no do overs