jas11

Greg McElroy didn't exactly light the world on fire last year for Alabama. He was solid, but not amazing. A very good running game combined with consistent quarterback play has the potential to take this team far if the defense is anywhere near what it was last year.

If I can't afford the $240-$260 for the nosebleeds my dad and I will have to do that...I've only done that a couple times but never before a big game that nobody wants to miss? Have you had success with this method for any big games? What kinda deal did you get? Interested in this response as well. I went this route for the USC game a few years ago, ended up running into a guy desperate to get rid of a ticket right before the game and got it for $40. That's your best bet, a lot of the ticket brokers will hold out for quite a while and you'll miss a fair amount of the first quarter before you get a good deal.

Like they tell you that you have to wear a motorcycle helmet or that you have to buy a building permit to add on to your house? How is this different than any other government mandated rule or requirement? You choose to ride a motorcycle, which includes a requirement to wear a helmet. You choose to add on to your house, which requires a permit. With this health insurance bill, there is no choice.

Requires citizens to purchase a service.

And this is going to lower the cost of health care.........how?

I'm sure that the lack of experience/depth at WR is playing into this decision. Seems like the coaching staff feels pretty good about where things are sitting at TE and wants to create some options at WR.

I think the move makes sense if the offense is truly moving to a more spread based attack. Plenty of time with spring ball to experiment with this.