How would you rate our conditioning this past season? Seems like the injury bug is still hanging around, not sure if that's freak luck or a systemic issue.

Whatever the case, I want to see the entire team with BBL's next season. Absolute dumps.

I'd rate it about a 4/10

I know mine does

I think picking apart the program in an effort to help is meaningless. Support it and be excited about what can happen in the fall instead.

There's people here who would blame Leveon Moss' injury on the strength and condition coach lol

Depth is the most important factor. It's unrealistic to play a whole football season and have little to no injuries. The reason injuries have been a big issue for us as a program is that once a particular player goes down we don't have the depth to replace the production. I heard ND was out 7 starters for the national championship game. ND and other top 10 programs can afford to have a few guys get injured and still compete at a high level.

Drum5343 said:

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I know mine does

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My first thought too. This year!

Everything needs to improve.

Discipline, effort, intensity. The real DEI.

Thanks Staph, for saving me from self potbanging myself. You're right, I had an unacceptable thought that needed to be policed.

There is no strong motivation for players to play through small injuries when there is no threat of their backup coming in and taking their starting job. A lot of "business decisions". I bet you there are a lot of players that play banged up, at schools like Alabama, Ohio State, etc, because they legitimately have to worry about losing their job.

Hubert J. Farnsworth said:

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There is no strong motivation for players to play through small injuries when there is no threat of their backup coming in and taking their starting job. A lot of "business decisions". I bet you there are a lot of players that play banged up, at schools like Alabama, Ohio State, etc, because they legitimately have to worry about losing their job.

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with the nil, bama won't have 5* recruits three deep on the roster. like everyone else, good backups will transfer to play and make some money.

Need to put some NIL money into nutrition and, uh, "supplements."

Mine do.

Our head coach's workouts definitely need to