Alabama vs Oklahoma

[deerfanatic]

On 11/23/24 the college football was set correct. (I am very worried about Vandy as I send this )

 

[Wrangler95]

It's a very good possibility the Dores could end the Vols hopes of making the playoffs next week. They are a tough team and will show up ready.

I dont think Tennessee players will overlook Vandy,good team!

 

[BamaProud]

I agree. If Bama loses next week that could change. It'll be interesting how this team responds. I also think keeping the key players from transferring and the recruits from flipping will tell us a lot about the state of the program.
I still think DeBoer was the best hire.

The transfer portal is a fickle thing. I don't think it is a legitimate assumption that the net change in talent on any team through transfers will be positive or negative. Overall, its probably a wash. Just like recruits, fans and teams just have to trust their coaches to make the right choices.

I'd be interested to see a list of the teams that brought in the most transfers and the teams that lost the most transfers and how they are doing compared to last year. I bet it really isn't a big change.

 

[buckaroo]

The transfer portal is a fickle thing. I don't think it is a legitimate assumption that the net change in talent on any team through transfers will be positive or negative. Overall, its probably a wash. Just like recruits, fans and teams just have to trust their coaches to make the right choices.

I'd be interested to see a list of the teams that brought in the most transfers and the teams that lost the most transfers and how they are doing compared to last year. I bet it really isn't a big change.

Some states have more money, Tennessee is up there

 

[BamaProud]

Some states have more money, Tennessee is up there

States don't pay for NIL money.

 

[buckaroo]

States don't pay for NIL money.

Nil money, for instance oil money and A&M

 

[BamaProud]

I'm not worried about "rich states" taking over College football.

 

[wayne]

Nick Saban was the demise of the Vols (and a whole lot of other teams/especially in the SEC). I don't see any other coach ever being as dominant as he was. Bama may not win 11 or 12 regular season games every year, but I wouldn't bet against them on being in contention for the SEC championship for the foreseeable future. Alabama is going to be fine.

Neither Nick Saban nor Alabama had anything to do with Tennessee losing to Georgia State.

 

[buckaroo]

I'm not worried about "rich states" taking over College football. View attachment 254246

None of those give a flip about college football, except Texas thanks for proving my point