bradenob
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Let's make a deal: 7 trades we wish CFB teams could make
Why it makes sense for Alabama: Sure, Lane Kiffin has proved he can win with any quarterback at Alabama, and losing a stud pass-rusher like Williams (10.5 sacks) will sting, but Alabama would have even more stability at quarterback. Trubisky is proven with 1,014 yards and 11 touchdowns in two seasons as a backup. The redshirt junior also has 131 rushing yards and three scores. Plus, Alabama still has Ryan Anderson, Reuben Foster, Shaun Dion Hamilton and Rashaan Evans ready to go at linebacker. -- Edward Aschoff
Why it makes sense for North Carolina: This decision was agonizing because Trubisky is a veteran in the system and was expected to give the Tar Heels a seamless transition at quarterback. But on the other hand, he would be a first-year starter -- same as whoever takes over the job with Trubisky gone. There are talented players at receiver, running back and along the offensive line to ease the transition. Tim Williams is an absolute difference-maker, something the UNC defense needs with its most dynamic linebackers gone. -- Andrea Adelson
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My answer? HELL NO!
Cornwell or no Cornwell, I believe we'll get good, if not great, play from our QBs. IF the O-line will block for our RBs, our offense will be just fine, thank you.
On the other hand, Williams is a rare difference-maker, and he WILL wreak havoc for a fast defense that will dominate most offenses this year.
Why it makes sense for Alabama: Sure, Lane Kiffin has proved he can win with any quarterback at Alabama, and losing a stud pass-rusher like Williams (10.5 sacks) will sting, but Alabama would have even more stability at quarterback. Trubisky is proven with 1,014 yards and 11 touchdowns in two seasons as a backup. The redshirt junior also has 131 rushing yards and three scores. Plus, Alabama still has Ryan Anderson, Reuben Foster, Shaun Dion Hamilton and Rashaan Evans ready to go at linebacker. -- Edward Aschoff
Why it makes sense for North Carolina: This decision was agonizing because Trubisky is a veteran in the system and was expected to give the Tar Heels a seamless transition at quarterback. But on the other hand, he would be a first-year starter -- same as whoever takes over the job with Trubisky gone. There are talented players at receiver, running back and along the offensive line to ease the transition. Tim Williams is an absolute difference-maker, something the UNC defense needs with its most dynamic linebackers gone. -- Andrea Adelson
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My answer? HELL NO!
Cornwell or no Cornwell, I believe we'll get good, if not great, play from our QBs. IF the O-line will block for our RBs, our offense will be just fine, thank you.
On the other hand, Williams is a rare difference-maker, and he WILL wreak havoc for a fast defense that will dominate most offenses this year.
