gulfportdoc
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Was just reading an article about Alabama's great win in the College Football Championship last night by a team that was possibly the best to ever play college ball. The writer pointed out a quote by Coach Nick Saban which stuck out for me: The great Nick Saban provided what for him was a revelation halfway through the season: "Good defense doesn't beat good offense anymore." Saban promptly began focusing more on offense which provided lopsided victories for Bama, while being satisfied with a moderately decent defense.
I'm wondering if that isn't a good parallel to the way one-pocket has evolved?
I'm wondering if that isn't a good parallel to the way one-pocket has evolved?