Who will be the new strength and conditioning coach?

[lawcalcock]

One of the most important hires a coach makes. Has he spoke with a real estate agent on Lake Murray yet?

 

[OldWiseCock]

It will be an assistant from a big program like Alabama.

If I were Muschamp I would study the top 10 programs and figure out which ones are having the fewest injuries. Then study their S&C and try to understand what they are doing different. Then I'd hire someone to copy that. It might mean he has to change the way he does practice.

 

[mchuckyz]

Muschamp and doing things different is an oxymoron.

 

[muscleknight]

I heard that Muschie imitates Saban on how he does a lot of things. Sabin's players don't get a lot of injuries so why do so many of Muschie's players end up injured?

 

[67gamecock]

I heard that Muschie imitates Sabin on how he does a lot of things. Sabin's players don't get a lot of injuries so why do so many of Muschie's players end up injured?

Because, once again . . . he doesn't know (fully) what he's doing.

 

[PalmettoG27]

2 words.

Noah Dixon from DFHS!

 

[dan29507]

I heard that Muschie imitates Sabin on how he does a lot of things. Sabin's players don't get a lot of injuries so why do so many of Muschie's players end up injured?

Alabama has a lot of injuries what seems like every year. Repeating what an insider has told me that would actually take time to do the research.

 

[vidaliagamecock]

I heard that Muschie imitates Sabin on how he does a lot of things. Sabin's players don't get a lot of injuries so why do so many of Muschie's players end up injured?

I wish he would study Saban. Sabin's record sucks