🏈 Gary Danielson explains Saturday's broadcast (the best he can)

Rolling Tide wrote:

I think they are refering to last season when he was in the dog house.

When was Terry ever in the dog house? I know he went from starting to not starting but, I was under the impression it was because the backs that got most of the playing time fit Nick Sabans scheme more with the o-line we had.<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->
 
Rolling Tide wrote:



When was Terry ever in the dog house? I know he went from starting to not starting but, I was under the impression it was because the backs that got most of the playing time fit Nick Sabans scheme more with the o-line we had.<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->


Combine that with a sports hernia, you have limited rushing opportunites.
 
I remember Grant getting in the doghouse back in 2007 because of not running plays correctly and a few other things but I haven't heard anything about 2008 season or 2009 season. As far as 2008 I think it was moreso because that's where Grant fell into after Coffee and Ingram being so successful. Grant has improved MUCH in terms of explosiveness and north/south running. With Coffee gone it opens up a slot for Grant and obviously Saban see's something in him that helps the team.
 
I have many gripes about the broadcast. As far as the Ingram thing I understand what they trying to do but it came out as "did I mention that his dad is in jail?" They spent a lot of time building him up and spoke about his dad as an afterthought. I felt that it was important to mention that because no one seems to mention it. The biggest reason I don't like these guys is that I know that when I hear them it is a CBS game. "First down Alabama, and now a word from our sponsers." "The play is under review, we will be right back", "2nd and 3, here is another Ford commercial". :swear:
 
I listened to Danielson for 10 minutes and I still don't know what the heck he was talking about. Evidently, I missed Vern's (or is it Verne's) faux pas last year or this year or whenever it was.
 
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