It didn’t take very long for a group of Alabama fans to start criticizing Kalen DeBoer and his coaching team.
The Alabama Crimson Tide had high hopes for the 2024 season, which marked the beginning of the DeBoer era. DeBoer, who recently led Washington to a national championship game, was considered one of the top coaches in the country and was expected to succeed with the program inherited from Nick Saban.
DeBoer got things off to a good start by guiding Alabama to an exciting win against Georgia in Tuscaloosa. From that moment on, it has gradually deteriorated. Bama suffered a road loss to Vanderbilt and then narrowly won against South Carolina at home, a game that could have gone either way. After that, Alabama lost to Tennessee 24-17 in Knoxville last weekend.
With two defeats prior to November starting and important matchups against Missouri and LSU on the horizon, it’s understandable why some Crimson Tide supporters are starting to feel a bit anxious about their team. The situation escalated on Monday as offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan took the floor to address queries from the press.
Naturally, one of the initial inquiries posed was: What was the reason behind the sight of two Alabama wide receivers mimicking jump shots while Tennessee held them off on a 4th-and-1 play last Saturday?
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