šŸˆ Nick Saban's Message To Alabama Football Fans

We can't offend the MSC

Milroe Sunshine Club

MSC? . . . . I geniunely believe the MSC your referring to is a very, very small group of people but I am sure the persecution of said group must be causing some real PTSD (sarcasm). However, there is hope because after the experience we had with Hurts & Tua, 'Bama nation is not going to complain if somebody else starts moving the ball better.

Perhaps, maybe. . . . Could it be that most of us don't think that everything falls on the shoulders of Milroe or "Replace the QB!!!" knee jerk? This is a team sport & there has been an entitlement issue on this team for the last 4 years & now that we have a different coaching approach to these things, the lazy & sloppy roots from entitlement are now if full bloom.

Milroe does deserve criticism, but bemoaning his replacement as the be all & end all solution to this teams issues, is frankly, buffoonery.
 


I applaud the LANK sentiment. . . . But it is beginning to wear thin a little on me. Just follow for a second. To put it simply, a championship calibre football team should not be giving any emotional/mental capital to anyone OTHER than each other & working to get better together.

The sentiment should be, IDGAF about what anyone else thinks except my coaches & teammates. Any energy focused to anything outside those two areas is a complete utter waste of time. . . . . Hopefully, this team is beginning to understand anything outside of the locker room can go fuck themselves, good or ill.
 
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I applaud the LANK sentiment. . . . But it is beginning to wear thin a little on me. Just follow for a second. To put it simply, a championship calibre football team should not be giving any emotional/mental capital to anyone OTHER than each other & working to get better together.

The sentiment should be, IDGAF about what anyone else things except my coaches & teammates. Any energy focused to anything outside those two areas is a complete utter waste of time. . . . . Hopefully, this team is beginning to understand anything outside of the locker room can go fuck themselves, good or ill.
Sorry to hear that.
 
I applaud the LANK sentiment. . . . But it is beginning to wear thin a little on me. Just follow for a second. To put it simply, a championship calibre football team should not be giving any emotional/mental capital to anyone OTHER than each other & working to get better together.

The sentiment should be, IDGAF about what anyone else things except my coaches & teammates. Any energy focused to anything outside those two areas is a complete utter waste of time. . . . . Hopefully, this team is beginning to understand anything outside of the locker room can go fuck themselves, good or ill.

Damn, you hit the nail on the head!!!!

Great post!!!!!
 
I applaud the LANK sentiment. . . . But it is beginning to wear thin a little on me. Just follow for a second. To put it simply, a championship calibre football team should not be giving any emotional/mental capital to anyone OTHER than each other & working to get better together.

The sentiment should be, IDGAF about what anyone else things except my coaches & teammates. Any energy focused to anything outside those two areas is a complete utter waste of time. . . . . Hopefully, this team is beginning to understand anything outside of the locker room can go fuck themselves, good or ill.

There’s a small part deep inside me that hopes we’ve witnessed the most elaborate troll in the history of the world and Milroe has ā€œregressedā€ on purpose to put Bama on the brink, only to now turn it back on and run the table in an effort to maximize the profits of the LANK brand during the holiday season.
 
Regardless of all the emotionally charged "stuff." The book on Jalen is, sadly, the same this year as it was last year. Bring heavy pressure - light pressure is not as effective... his head goes down, stops looking downfield, worries about the pressure, locks onto one receiver, field vision plummets, takes terrible sacks, decides too late whether to run, pocket awareness and mobility plummets, too often throws the bad - and often dangerous - pass. In light of the performance the last few weeks - and the fact that these are basically the same issues as last year - it is perfectly logical and rational to at least have the discussion about playing Ty. It's not personal, it's not emotional, it's about giving the team the best chance to win. Sark pulls Ewers when he's not "on" and when Ewers goes back to play he plays better.

Nothing will change unless something changes. Either give Ty a shot, or we need max protect on each passing play and quicker developing tempo pass plays.
 
There’s a small part deep inside me that hopes we’ve witnessed the most elaborate troll in the history of the world and Milroe has ā€œregressedā€ on purpose to put Bama on the brink, only to now turn it back on and run the table in an effort to maximize the profits of the LANK brand during the holiday season.

That would be a hell of bait & switch for sure!
 
That would be a hell of bait & switch for sure!

You were not wrong though. It reminded me of a text conversation I had with a friend who was complaining about the LANK shirts back in the summer. I went and found my tongue-in-cheek reply to him (which is basically what you said)…

ā€œAn argument could be made that LANK was counterproductive to Saban’s Process, as its root purpose opens and invites outside distractions to become internal, process oriented motivation.ā€
 
You were not wrong though. It reminded me of a text conversation I had with a friend who was complaining about the LANK shirts back in the summer. I went and found my tongue-in-cheek reply to him (which is basically what you said)…

ā€œAn argument could be made that LANK was counterproductive to Saban’s Process, as its root purpose opens and invites outside distractions to become internal, process oriented motivation.ā€
But then you get the parts where Saban replays losses from previous years or tapes Quotes to the lockers of the players from media members. I think LANK still embodies that passion. I think what the issue has and will always be the positive "rat poison" that permeates into their minds, they are constantly bombarded with people telling them how great they are. Which can cause people to start taking things lightly and easy. It happened in Saban's time just as much as DeBoer's it's more so a culture of the new generation than it is a Coach IMO. Kids just buy into their own hype more and more.
 
MSC? . . . . I geniunely believe the MSC your referring to is a very, very small group of people but I am sure the persecution of said group must be causing some real PTSD (sarcasm). However, there is hope because after the experience we had with Hurts & Tua, 'Bama nation is not going to complain if somebody else starts moving the ball better.

Perhaps, maybe. . . . Could it be that most of us don't think that everything falls on the shoulders of Milroe or "Replace the QB!!!" knee jerk? This is a team sport & there has been an entitlement issue on this team for the last 4 years & now that we have a different coaching approach to these things, the lazy & sloppy roots from entitlement are now if full bloom.

Milroe does deserve criticism, but bemoaning his replacement as the be all & end all solution to this teams issues, is frankly, buffoonery.
The backup QB is always the best until he has to take snaps. When the ball is snapped and everybody in uniform is coming after you, your perspective changes damn quick. Been there and done that (not at Bama of course). Playing QB is difficult no doubt. No place for the weak.

A couple of weeks after my last HS game, Mom said. "Son, I know you loved it by I am glad that is over. I am so tired of sitting up there listening to people say you should have done this or that". LOL

She had a lot of tuff night!

RIP Margie. I am still cutting the grass at the house (sister lives there now).
 
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