If you're an adult don't begin any post like this.
What is this, your e-victory lap ?
What if it is ? Would that make me a bad person ? A bad member of this forum ? Does it mean I dont support Jalen ? (no it doesn't) Does it mean I dont know how to be supportive of a team ? (no. certainly not)
Tua > Hurts - Offense with Tua > Offense with Hurts - It's that simple, and that has always been my contention since mid-season last year. There were certain members of the Bama online forums that simply could not see this as a truth, but it was painfully obvious. That is why the debate became so heated. Tua is already being talked about as the future first pick of the NFL draft, and he was sitting behind a QB that literally could not make it past his first read before leaving the pocket, and running to the right sideline.
Hell, it's not even the second half and you're acting like Aubie's versus the Coonasses the last two years.
I read this a few times, and I honestly have no idea what you are talking about.
What so difficult to understand in the fact Tua wasn't ready for a good portion of the '17 season and really started catching in December?
You mean the same way that Deionte Thompson wasn't "ready" until Hootie got injured this past season ? I know it is difficult for everyone to accept that Coach Saban is not perfect, (myself included) but he isn't. Sometimes he is loyal, or has some other reason for allowing a less talented player to play, but sometimes he does it. I dont know why he does, but maybe it's something only he would understand how it benefits the team.
With that said Hootie was awful last year, and Thompson is already being talked about as a first round pick, and possibly the best safety of the Saban era. Thompson did not pass Hootie the moment Hootie got hurt. He was better than Hootie for a looooong time before that. Why CNS allowed Hootie to play instead of Thompson only he knows, but I dont need anyone to tell me that Thompson was better I could always see that for myself, and the play on the field speaks for itself much like the way Tua played when he saw the field also made it clear which QB could distribute the ball.
This "Team Tua" thing is ridiculous. There's a team we support here and it's Bama. One individual is not bigger than the program unless you're Ohio State.
Get off your soapbox, Oprah. "Team X" has been a Bama message board staple for at least a decade. I didn't start the practice, and unless you've been hiding under a rock you should know for most folks its a harmless way to participate in forum debates about the QB's. I was never one of the brainless nasty posters that wanted to paint Hurts as a villain. I simply knew that he didn't give the "TEAM" the best opportunity to win.
All you Tua guys have been telling Jalen he needs to leave along notes that resemble "he's gone" with continuous evidence to the contrary.
This is a garbage blanket statement directed at me for some reason, and I dont deserve it. I've never said Jalen needs to leave. I've seen those statements from others, but I've never said that. I doubt you're man enough to apologize, but then again I'm not a thin-skinned sissy getting my feelings hurt on a football message board so don't worry about it. :lol:
Truth bomb for you here: It's those who have said "Don't count Jalen out" that are sitting here this morning with complete and total vindication.
A "truth bomb" for me, ah ? :lol:
So those that said don't count out Jalen are vindicated ? As in he is still right there competing for the starting QB job ? Mr., that is pure delusion, and it's the same kind of blind delusion that led to this debate about these two QB's.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again -
It was those of us that did not choose a QB preference from an emotional standpoint - It was those of us that simply watched, and weighed our opinions based totally on performance that could see it was always going to be Tua. The ONLY way anyone could watch these two QB's compete, and think Hurts was a better option was those making decisions from an emotional"fan" perspective. It truly is not close. Tua is the definition of a "generational" talent. He will likely finish his career as the best QB to ever play at UA.