The contrast between Alabama’s offense under former offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian and its performance under current play-caller Bill O’Brien has been a hot topic this season. Here's what coach Nick Saban has to say about it.
But later last week, Saban told ESPN, “I think people look forwhen things don’t go right,” and the outlet reported, “Saban insists he’s happy with the work [Alabama’s coordinators] have done.”
“I think last year and this year, we’ve kind of gone more even to the drop-back passing -- and that’s because of Bryce,” Saban said. “But I think in the future, I think we’ll get back to more of the conventional spread, run the ball, have more balance, RPOs, that type of thing. What we’ve done now is to, sort of, fit what Bryce does best.”
“Well I think we still want to do the things we’ve done in the past,” Saban said on the SEC’s weekly teleconference. “I guess what I was referring to was we haven’t done it as much as what we would like, and that’s nobody’s fault but mine. We want to continue to do the things that have helped us be successful.
It is not the only thing on Saban’s wish list for the offense. On Monday, Saban said of seldom-used wide receiver Tyler Harrell, “I think weto try to use him in certain situations that could be helpful to giving us some explosive, vertical plays down the field, which there’s been a lack of recently.”
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