18. "Nah bro" In response to Reply # 7 Sat Nov-30-19 08:14 PM by allStah
Dude would be open at times and Tua would go to Judy or Smith. Jones comes in and all he does is hit waddle and look for him. Dude had what 200 yards and 4 Tds
He would have never gotten that with Tua. Because Tua didn’t look for him. Had nothing to do with two other receivers. They were open, but waddle I feel is the fastest , and he burned every man they put on him.
It was a lot of man to man , because they couldn’t double , all the receivers are great.
24. "yes, they're all fantastic." In response to Reply # 18
as great as waddle is, there was still a bit of a pecking order. there were also plenty of times where someone one would be open and another guy would get it.
so I wouldn't say he never got the ball from tua, but it was going to limited as he's the 4th receiver.
>undisciplined bama teams under saban. all this penalties and >mental mistakes will kill you.
even beating OU last year in the playoff, they were sloppy and undisciplined AF
he's had a lot of key assistant turnover though -- Pruitt and Lupoi in back-to-back seasons was probably tough when it came to maintaining defensive discipline
23. "RE: College Football 11.30.19 : Bama’a Defense needs waste management..." In response to Reply # 0
You can’t make this shit up
Decided not to play waddle in fantasy, because Judy and Smith would always have bigger numbers, and we don’t get points on players for punt returns . Dude numbers would always be single digits or under 20.
This dude puts up 50 points today! Jones was like I’m going let you eat today.
Is it that waddle worked with jones more during his practices throughout the year , because he was the third receiver? Backups mainly practice with the second and third stringers during the season. They had mad chemistry.
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