Hopefully he can realize he missed a lot of wear and tear and should get 15-20 touches per game next 2 years. We will need to grab 2 from the portal if he does. Seldon has barely played rb and Keith isn’t a difference maker.
Yeah, but all the shit it takes to get to that kind of contract starting right now would be insane. No thank you
Going to have to backtrack on this one. I totally forgot the Orange Bowl's tie in with the ACC. Only way this won't be Louisville is if FSU wins Saturday and somehow still gets knocked down to #5, which I just don't see happening at all.
After Wright doing this last year and getting more NIL money, I expect we will see more guys do stuff like this. I'll be interested to see if there is anything to this and how it plays out. I could 100% understand him being upset and wanting to leave with the way the rotation was handled this year where he just didn't get a chance in multiple games.
If Louisville wins though I think that might bump an SEC team and probably mean we would get knocked down. My guess is the impossible will happen to land us in the shittiest bowl game possible.
Jesus Christ, it isn't even close. Half as much. That doesn't happen randomly, it is impossible. Love the comments " Play with more discipline ". I am sorry, half as many over 12 games is not a discipline problem when you get a FIRST DOWN ON OFFENSE BECAUSE THE DEFENSE COMMITTED A PENALTY.
The no call holds on our dline were consistent and egregious. Something was going on as this should have returned to the mean at some point. There are always missed calls, but they should reasonably even out over time.
Right, the discipline stuff doesn't hold up because it is about whistling THE OTHER TEAM too. There was a similar claim a day or two ago that top teams were getting unfairly disadvantaged because their opponents were not getting whistled as much as usual when they played against them. This was from "collegefootballnerd" and the Josh Pate guy. It is so stupid of a point it boggles my mind. Don't they see? That ignores the Type II error: refs swallow the whistle when officiating top teams means the top teams are not getting penalized, too. It also ignores the downward effect of blowing lower ranked opponents out and milking clock, which would mean less opportunities/snaps for whistles and less competitive snaps where people would be pressing and potentially fouling. In other words, the so-called experts and nerds are so busy huffing the farts of the top teams for traffic they can't think critically on what any of the data means or may mean.
It will probably fall on deaf ears but White should submit that data to the SEC and push them a little. Saban or Bill were never afraid to pick up the phone and [itch bay] (Saban still does). Sometimes you have to be the squeaky wheel.
We're just scratching the surface. I am sure someone (maybe the SEC itself) tracks the Type II error of missed calls and we can guess what that looks like.
