Alabama finally gets Ryan Grubb, Neil Blackmon talks Lagway, Napier play-calling & 2025 outlook

Saturday Down South Podcast

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🗓️ 4 February 2025

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Finally, Alabama landed Ryan Grubb. The guys dig into the Tide's new OC and what it meant that Kalen DeBoer opted for a reunion. SDS' Neil Blackmon joined the show to discuss DJ Lagway, Billy Napier's play-calling and Florida's 2025 outlook. The guys close with Lad of the Week.

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0:00.0	Hey, what's going on?
0:07.8	This is the Saturday Down South podcast.
0:09.7	I am Connor O'Gira.
0:11.4	Will, if I don't have a college football equivalence of the Luca Anthony Davis trade, did I even work today?
0:17.7	That's a really good point.
0:18.8	And I think that you're going to do better than Shepty regardless, who compared both
0:21.9	of those players to like young, great equal players.
0:25.3	Joe Burrow and Lamar.
0:26.7	Was that what Shifty tried to pull out?
0:27.8	Joe Burrow and Lamar.
0:28.8	And someone quickly said, well, the obvious comp here is Joe Burrow and Dak Prescott.
0:33.9	Oh, yeah, that's a better one.
0:35.5	Dak to AD.
0:36.7	We'll make it all about the SEC.
0:38.2	Dak and AD are both SEC guys.
0:41.3	So that definitely counts.
0:43.1	Yeah, I don't have one.
0:44.2	I don't have one for college football.
0:46.8	And I think that's okay.
0:48.6	There's absolutely nothing wrong with that whatsoever.
0:51.4	Do not worry.
0:52.1	You came to the right place.
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