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[ricky023]

"Alabama starter sprained ankle in win, update on Terrell Lewis recovery"

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Alabama left tackle Jonah Williams left the game early Saturday in the win over Louisiana-Lafayette. That afternoon, Nick Saban said he twisted his ankle.

By Monday, Saban said he sprained the ankle.

Williams will miss practice Monday but Saban expects he will be back by Wednesday...

  all these injury reports are good. Glad everybody is healing. We will need everybody in the rest of the SEC season. RTR!

[Chechem]

"Why Alabama-Arkansas is the ultimate trap game"

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"This is what I call a little bit of a trap game for us," Saban said, "in terms of all the folks out there look at who they've played and what the scores were and don't get prepared the way you need to get prepared to go play to your standard and the level you have to play to beat any team in the SEC on the road."

 

[Catch Prothro]

"Why Alabama-Arkansas is the ultimate trap game"

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"This is what I call a little bit of a trap game for us," Saban said, "in terms of all the folks out there look at who they've played and what the scores were and don't get prepared the way you need to get prepared to go play to your standard and the level you have to play to beat any team in the SEC on the road."

 

What?  Bama might not score 50?   

[Chechem]

"Why Alabama-Arkansas is the ultimate trap game"

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"This is what I call a little bit of a trap game for us," Saban said, "in terms of all the folks out there look at who they've played and what the scores were and don't get prepared the way you need to get prepared to go play to your standard and the level you have to play to beat any team in the SEC on the road."

 

What?  Bama might not score 50?   

No; 52!!   

[ricky023]

"Why Alabama-Arkansas is the ultimate trap game"

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"This is what I call a little bit of a trap game for us," Saban said, "in terms of all the folks out there look at who they've played and what the scores were and don't get prepared the way you need to get prepared to go play to your standard and the level you have to play to beat any team in the SEC on the road."

 

What?  Bama might not score 50?   

No; 52!!   

Nope I think it will be 54. RTR!

[Chechem]

"Alabama backup safety suspended for violating team rules"

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Alabama backup safety Daniel Wright has been suspended for a violation of team rules, head coach Nick Saban said Wednesday.

Wright was not seen at practice earlier in the afternoon. The sophomore had appeared in the first four games but didn't play last Saturday...

[ricky023]

Gosh when are these ignorant college kids gonna learn CNS don't put up with stupid stuff? Kids yes they are but they come to a program who sets the standard for doing it right. RTR!

[Chechem]

More from Saban Thursday night:

Saban on the redshirt rule: "This is a pretty definitive test of where a guy's heart is. We recruited guys to come to Alabama because they wanted to come to Alabama. We wanted them to come to Alabama. But we never know what's in their heart. But really they didn't commit to Alabama when they came here. They didn't commit to me. They committed to everybody in the organization and all their teammates. So when they sit in that team room and they decide they don't want to play, they're telling every guy that's on the team that, 'I'm not committed to you. I'm not committed to doing what you do. I'm not committed to what we're all supposed to be doing together. I'm putting my future and what I want to do ahead of what we're all committed to.' But, to me, I look at that like that's a definitive test. Maybe we shouldn't be playing that guy. Pretty definitive test, right, to find out about where a guy's heart is? So we found out about a few."

Saban: "We've had three or four guys that would be playing for us on defense right now who left the program in their freshman or sophomore year because they were disgruntled that they weren't playing. At that time, they weren't better than anybody. But right now, they would be better than the guys that are playing in their place. So what did they gain by leaving because they didn't play any quicker someplace else than what they would have played here?"

 

[ricky023]

  well I think CNS said it like it is. So who can argue with him? RTR!

[SUPERCOACH]

More from Saban Thursday night:

Saban on the redshirt rule: "This is a pretty definitive test of where a guy's heart is. We recruited guys to come to Alabama because they wanted to come to Alabama. We wanted them to come to Alabama. But we never know what's in their heart. But really they didn't commit to Alabama when they came here. They didn't commit to me. They committed to everybody in the organization and all their teammates. So when they sit in that team room and they decide they don't want to play, they're telling every guy that's on the team that, 'I'm not committed to you. I'm not committed to doing what you do. I'm not committed to what we're all supposed to be doing together. I'm putting my future and what I want to do ahead of what we're all committed to.' But, to me, I look at that like that's a definitive test. Maybe we shouldn't be playing that guy. Pretty definitive test, right, to find out about where a guy's heart is? So we found out about a few."

Saban: "We've had three or four guys that would be playing for us on defense right now who left the program in their freshman or sophomore year because they were disgruntled that they weren't playing. At that time, they weren't better than anybody. But right now, they would be better than the guys that are playing in their place. So what did they gain by leaving because they didn't play any quicker someplace else than what they would have played here?"

 

Sounds about right.  If they don't want to be here, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[Chechem]

More from Saban Thursday night:

Saban on the redshirt rule: "This is a pretty definitive test of where a guy's heart is. We recruited guys to come to Alabama because they wanted to come to Alabama. We wanted them to come to Alabama. .........At that time, they weren't better than anybody. But right now, they would be better than the guys that are playing in their place. So what did they gain by leaving because they didn't play any quicker someplace else than what they would have played here?"

 

Sounds about right.  If they don't want to be here, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Stand by for names of the players he's discussing.

 

[2Stater]

More from Saban Thursday night:

Saban on the redshirt rule: "This is a pretty definitive test of where a guy's heart is. We recruited guys to come to Alabama because they wanted to come to Alabama. We wanted them to come to Alabama. .........At that time, they weren't better than anybody. But right now, they would be better than the guys that are playing in their place. So what did they gain by leaving because they didn't play any quicker someplace else than what they would have played here?"

 

Sounds about right.  If they don't want to be here, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Stand by for names of the players he's discussing.

 

You watching Finebaum? 

[Chechem]

...
You watching Finebaum? 

I'm watching it now (3:25pm); wasn't earlier.
They're talking about the collapse of Miss State, and predicting a complete meltdown tomorrow.

 

[Catch Prothro]

...
You watching Finebaum? 

I'm watching it now (3:25pm); wasn't earlier.
They're talking about the collapse of Miss State, and predicting a complete meltdown tomorrow.

 

It's a long shot, but I'll be rooting for State Saturday.  Auburn isn't all that great this year, but MS State has regressed under the new coach.

[ricky023]

We actually need the SEC to get some stronger cause we don't want that thing of how we are so weak going on again. RTR!

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