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Seems like the/a right hire and I love that both sides are obviously looking to the future.

Thanks for re-posting it. I hadn't watched it, either. My overall impression was that he has excellent tackling technique. He's not just one of those safeties who comes in like a missile for the hit, doesn't wrap up and misses half of the time (looking at you, younger Josh Proctor). He takes...

As Cali said, we have to define greatest. Despite minimal sample size those games were huge (B1G, against a better than solid Wisconsin team, Bama, and Oregon for the NC) and it's hard not to go with Jones. If we'd beaten uga for the NC, I'd go with Stroud.

As it certainly should be. I'm just relieved, and a little surprised, that they're actually making all the changes. Where was all this before?

That sounds like a great hire, if we can do it. Young, talented, black coach with pro experience with a top team and defense. If he gets Johnson's endorsement (and if he's willing to stick around in some sort of emeritus role for awhile), we may not have any slippage at that spot in recruiting...

They better come out firing. We have the defense now to let them be aggressive offensively.

I could see this going either way. Certainly, Day trusts Kelly enough to let him call the plays... BUT it also sounds like an echo chamber feedback loop to me. Do we really need two Day's? I hope the fact that they're all clearly all in on the year is enough to make them aggressive with the...

Hopefully, they've already spoken with Candle and gotten him on board so they can cut Bilbo O'Baggins loose.

It would've been Ryan Three Loss.

I understand the concerns about team culture and not wrenching the room. However, we are in a very different circumstance now. Guys are not locked in like they used to be. They understand that and they're making some money. I think all the team and room asks now is that competition really be...

I like it. Bring him in and let him take the calling away from Day and coach Hartline into the position.

Immediately I'm more worried about Oregon, but I think USC will be back and dangerous before Washington threatens again.

Hartline and Walton. Both using playing against the other's guys as a recruiting tool. Love it.

Anyone unduly skeptical of an Alabama starter coming in after the offensive line clownshow we endured this year just needs to sit down and shut up.

Size (6’4” or 5” and 242) with some mobility and experience? Yeah.

And dangerous. It gets your ass kicked. That’s who we are right now.

Yeah, I think there’s some of each, but I think from the results we’ve seen, not every 4 or even 5-star high schooler isn’t able or willing to make the jump that he requires. He brings in guys he thinks may have a chance, but they’re not all, obviously, going to get there. I’m ok with that...

I'd love to see an eight receiver rotation and run every defense out of the building, BUT Hartline has said and shown that if you're not ready to be what he considers a tOSU receiver, you will not play. Tate has shown, though, that if you are, you will.

What happened and why? I’ve been there and seen it happen the last few years, but I don’t know the proximate cause. How did we go from an aggressive, tempo, lethal offense to this? Why? Why did he change? Why can’t he get out of his own way? Even with Stroud we still had a clunky...

Would you take a loss tonight due to catastrophic special teams failure(s) if it ensured Fleming being bounced, given that it seems that's what it would take?