Alabama's new coach

Tommy Rees ,Is he a good hire? Those of you that wanted Alabama to have more of a running game should get your wish.

Any opinions.

Run da ball!

They should have a decent team on the field this coming season.

I think the wheels are coming off Saban's dynasty BUT ive watched him win championship's with freshmen and everything in between and coaching change's are an annual thing there soooooooooooooooo who knows?

Id never heard of this coach before so no idea how he operates.

Are you practicing to be a politician with that answer, Mark? I'd say you've nailed the technique.

I'm more interested to see who ends up as quarterback.

I wonder how many of Alabama’s players graduate with “real degrees” compared to Penn State. In fact, I wonder how many just graduate?

I believe he was like the 4th choice down the line. Not too many people are thrilled with this hire. ND’s offense was 26 in 2020 and 60 in 2022. Should be interesting to see how it
All unfolds.

Look it up I bet the percentage is like everything else Alabama, ten ten ranking.

According to this article, more than Ohio State. https://www.espn.com/college-footba...eams-graduation-rates-racial-gap-remains

Ok I found the stats for 2021. Penn State graduated 87% and Alabama graduated 86% of their football players.