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That’s not the point. The point is that you can compete for titles with this scheme. All I heard all year is how much talent we have.

You quoted my response to someone else, a person who brought up Kirby Smart, then questioned why I would mention Kirby Smart. Message boards can be confusing. Don't think for a second that I don't love the fact that you had to abandon the topic. Jagr for another win.

Referencing Smart isn't asinine when your buddy specifically said that Smart could and should have a better offense. You realize I was quoting him, right? Threads can be like Calculus to follow.

Another glaring contradiction..... All year long it was Searles fault. Now that we need our OL to be better? Nah, we just can't get good O-linemen no matter how hard we try.

But it's okay for you to present your opinion as though you know more than Manny Diaz and Kirby Smart. How stupid are those guys for not adopting a Briles offense?

Clemson (non-SEC team) seems to be able to find OL around the country. They don't feel restricted to Pickens County.

Kind of like how it hasn't occurred to top five teams that their offense is outdated.

The irony is pretty thick...... On the offense: "We have to think outside the box and come up with new approaches." On the o-line: "Welp, we have to just continue doing what we've always done." But you don't see yet another contradiction.

Sarcasm just means you have no way of actually discussing it. Why are we the only program that has to take o-linemen from our geographic area?

Right, and no one is suggesting that we're going to run the veer.

Not Alabama and Georgia, though, who were shockingly in the top 5 at the end of the regular season.

Alabama has 10 OL who aren't from the state of Alabama.

Funny how none of the elite programs have shifted to an Art Briles gimmick offense.

Alabama and Georgia figured out that you can actually leave a 30-mile radius to find your linemen. Weird, I know.

I'm sorry for backing you into a corner with your own words, but don't blame me for being smart enough to call out your glaring contradiction.

You wrote: Pair that with a solid defense and you’re cooking - and not just having success, but having EXCITING football teams that kids want to come play for. Productive and fun is one **** of a combination for winning and for fans and recruits. Alabama and Georgia use this offense and play...

You guys are essentially saying that this offense can win national titles, but we don't want the burden of getting elite players, so we should settle for the gimmicks that programs like Baylor have to use in order to compete.

Oh, I see. You want a quick fix for 2019. You don't think we can actually recruit better players in the coming years.

So Alabama and Georgia are having problems getting kids to be excited about their programs?

My thoughts exactly. You want the offense that doesn't compete for national titles.