TUSK...Heard Braxton Miller Is headed to Tuscaloosa to take a physical what say U....

Braxton is soft, bring it BAMMERS...

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Originally Posted by smootness

Eh. This makes them better, but I don't think it drastically changes anything. He doesn't fit what they want to do on offense.

Great runner, mediocre passer. I don't think he'll be any better in that offense than Sims was.

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Originally Posted by archdog

I am sure Saban has a tough time getting players to produce at a high level when he has to deal with 3 5* guys coming out of high school every year to choose from. Bama is a bunch of dbags. Sorry Tusk.

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so, one is a dbag if he decides to play at bammer, or most bammer fans are dbags?

i'm uncertain as to what you mean....

what I heard was that Trey Depriest and Miller are buddies.... and that Miller has been in the area a lot lately to get Doc James to fix his knee...

i think it's cooincidental... although, i'd take the cat in a heartbeat

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Originally Posted by TUSK

so, one is a dbag if he decides to play at bammer, or most bammer fans are dbags?

i'm uncertain as to what you mean....

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Not sure about the players, but the fans.............

So why is Bama even on Ole Miss's QB transfer merry go round? Have they missed on some recruits? Do the best QB's not want to be game managers and are choosing the flashy spread programs? I just don't understand why Bama doesn't have better QB's than 90% of the rest of the NCAA sitting on the bench waiting on their turn.

FWIW, I have attended games at both places and I'll take a Tusk over an OP4 any day of the week.

Can someone explain how this doesn't fall under the Masoli rule? Isn't this pretty much the exact same situation that guys like Masoli and Brandon Maye took advantage of to keep from sitting out? I know the SEC passed a rule after Maye got here that stated players had to have at least two years of eligibility remaining to transfer into any SEC school without sitting.

ETA: Sorry, I missed that the SEC lifted this rule last year. Can't have anything get in the way of a potential natty run by one of the traditional powers in the SEC. Of course as soon as State, Ole Miss, or Kentucky takes advantage of this it will all the sudden be banned again.

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Originally Posted by HSVDawg

Can someone explain how this doesn't fall under the Masoli rule? Isn't this pretty much the exact same situation that guys like Masoli and Brandon Maye took advantage of to keep from sitting out? I know the SEC passed a rule after Maye got here that stated players had to have at least two years of eligibility remaining to transfer into any SEC school without sitting.

ETA: Sorry, I missed that the SEC lifted this rule last year. Can't have anything get in the way of a potential natty run by one of the traditional powers in the SEC. Of course as soon as State, Ole Miss, or Kentucky takes advantage of this it will all the sudden be banned again.

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they amended the rule to allow grad transfers with certain requirements to meet. such as no history of suspension/discipline and that's why Golson can't come but Miller can, if he chooses

Miller would make them instantly better. However, at long last that friggen freak WR they had graduated, so I am still relieved about that.

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Originally Posted by Pollodawg

Miller would make them instantly better. However, at long last that friggen freak WR they had graduated, so I am still relieved about that.

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He didn't graduate. He was just too good to stay for 4 years.

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Originally Posted by Pollodawg

Miller would make them instantly better. However, at long last that friggen freak WR they had graduated, so I am still relieved about that.

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He would make them instantly better if they re-tool their entire offense to a full spread read option offense. Passing has never Miller's strength but he's 1 of the most dynamic runners at QB the last 5-10 years in college football.

If they kept their offense the same as last year, I don't think he'd even be as effective as late-season Sims was. He'd no doubt make a lot of plays scrambling though.

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Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew

He would make them instantly better if they re-tool their entire offense to a full spread read option offense. Passing has never Miller's strength but he's 1 of the most dynamic runners at QB the last 5-10 years in college football.

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I didn't think about that, but you're right as usual. I don't see Saban letting Kiffin do that.

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Originally Posted by HSVDawg

He didn't graduate. He was just too good to stay for 4 years.

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At any rate, he's gone finally. :D