Justneedme81
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This is me. There is too much emphasis on those things you mentioned and I'll say this.
What they're doing on tik tok has nothing to do with their performance on the field.
What they wear on their finger nails has nothing to do with their performance on the field.
What they do in personal life has nothing to do with their performance on the field.
Its what you do in practice, meetings, studying the playbook that translates on the field. It feels like that everyone wants them in the books nonstop and make it all about football nonstop. Like Brandon said, we just want to see better efforts this Saturday and I think we will see. I just think we need to stop complaining about what they're doing off the field. Student life v.s. Athlete life. We have to remember the former players under Saban was doing same thing, just that tik tok wasn't around at that time. We saw Twitter talks, we saw IG live they were going on. Many of them pledged with fraternities.
As long you handle business in classroom, film room and show up for practices.... What they do off field is irrelevant.
What happened last Saturday was basically this: I truly believe they didn't take FSU seriously and they were shell shocked and just pretty gave up. Wommack and Grubbs didn't put players in best positions scheme wise throughout the game. Then there was poor execution efforts. So really .. I don't believe it's the things they were doing away from the field that's distracting. I don't buy that at all. At the end of the day, coaches has to do better job of getting the player executing plays consistently. Players has to do better of getting job done and it starts in practice and meeting rooms.
I think we need to move on from the tik tok and finger painting thing... It's a conspiracy thought that not mean anything. Same thing as someone posted a player holding his phone while wanting up and said this is the reason why Bama played like crap. Same thing as tik tok dance and folks saying same thing. Same thing about finger painting.
