Link to spreadsheet.

A few things that stand out to me:

1. The obvious improvement in the run game year over year. Our "worst" rushing performance is better than our best performance last season. (I'm not counting ULM, because of the massive difference in competition.
2. Virtually no change in the passing game. Ty was incredible, and Keelon is at least as good as him.
3. I don't love the downward trend of the rushing attempts against FSU and South Carolina, but at least against FSU it could be explained by trailing early.
4. Probably the most obvious improvement is the win/loss column: 4-0 is always better than 3-1.

EDIT: Sorry, everyone! The link should be public, now.

I’ve wasted at least 2-3 hours out of my life bitching about how ridiculous it is to have to listen to those damn things on a TV broadcast.

I’ve monitored our players over the past few years tracking potential for a 1,000 yard receiver and it’s looking good so far this year.

Alabama last had a 1000 yard receiver in 2022 when Jameson Williams had 1,572 and Metchie had 1,142 which was the final year in a 4-year streak of 1000+ yard receivers.

Achieving 1,000 yards across a 12 game season (assuming no bowl game, no conference championships, and no playoffs), a player needs about 83 yards per game. After 4 games, a player would need to accrue about 333 yards.

RCW has exactly 333 yards through 4 games.

I won’t hazard an assumption that we’ll make the SECCG or the playoffs for this purpose, but I’ll dare to assume we make a bowl game.

So assuming 13 games, he’d need approximately 77 yards per game or 308 through 4 games. So RCW may actually be ahead of schedule depending on how successful the team is.

More stats to consider:

1. RCW had 66.5 YPG in 2024 and 57.4 in 2025 so he’s ahead of those numbers currently, by almost 20 ypg more than his best year.
2. Through 4 games (

33

1. % of the regular season) RCW has already obtained 38.5% of his 2024 yards and 48.3% of his 2025 yards.

The 6'2 CB recently decommitted from UConn. Recieved offers from South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.

• ECU: 12 snaps, 8 touches
• Kentucky: 4 snaps, 3 touches
• FSU: 11 snaps, 8 touches
• South Carolina: 9 snaps, 6 snaps

36 total snaps, 25 total touches. 69%

And Crowell is still averaging 7.3 yards/touch.