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ESPN College Gameday analyst David Pollack believes that the Alabama Crimson Tide wonāt be able to win a national championship with Blake Sims as the starting quarterback. The former Georgia linebacker weighed in on Alabamaās current quarterback situation, backing former Florida State transfer Jacob Coker as the best candidate for the Tideās starting job.
āI donāt think Blake Sims is talented enough,ā Pollack said. āAlabama wonāt win a national championship with Sims at quarterback. Heās not talented enough to win a title. I think it has to be Jacob Coker. If you saw A&M week one, theyāre going to score pointsā¦You better be able to put up points and throw downfield.ā
Pollack has been vocal of his support of Coker throughout the quarterback competition. In an appearance at the Arians Family Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic this past June, Pollack called Coker the āmost talented quarterbackā of the Saban era.
āYou can go ahead and hand it (the starting job) to him,ā Pollack said. āIf youāve seen Jacob Coker throw a football ā I saw him this spring inTallahassee, itās ridiculous. He can spin it better than any quarterback Nick Sabanās had at Alabama. Itās not even close, including AJ McCarron.ā
Alabama is expected to play both quarterbacks as an āopen auditionā Saturday against West Virginia, with Sims as the starter.
CBSSports.com reported Tuesday that Alabama planned to use two quarterbacks similarly to 2011, when starter A.J. McCarron split time with Phillip Sims.
ESPN College Gameday analyst David Pollack believes that the Alabama Crimson Tide wonāt be able to win a national championship with Blake Sims as the starting quarterback. The former Georgia linebacker weighed in on Alabamaās current quarterback situation, backing former Florida State transfer Jacob Coker as the best candidate for the Tideās starting job.
āI donāt think Blake Sims is talented enough,ā Pollack said. āAlabama wonāt win a national championship with Sims at quarterback. Heās not talented enough to win a title. I think it has to be Jacob Coker. If you saw A&M week one, theyāre going to score pointsā¦You better be able to put up points and throw downfield.ā
Pollack has been vocal of his support of Coker throughout the quarterback competition. In an appearance at the Arians Family Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic this past June, Pollack called Coker the āmost talented quarterbackā of the Saban era.
āYou can go ahead and hand it (the starting job) to him,ā Pollack said. āIf youāve seen Jacob Coker throw a football ā I saw him this spring inTallahassee, itās ridiculous. He can spin it better than any quarterback Nick Sabanās had at Alabama. Itās not even close, including AJ McCarron.ā
Alabama is expected to play both quarterbacks as an āopen auditionā Saturday against West Virginia, with Sims as the starter.
CBSSports.com reported Tuesday that Alabama planned to use two quarterbacks similarly to 2011, when starter A.J. McCarron split time with Phillip Sims.
