I'm not talking shit. I didn't say "run the ball successfully." I said we are going to run it a lot. I make no predictions on outcome because I do not think our offense will be ready for primetime.
You can fix that, or at least make it tolerable (see Jalen Hurts). The problem is Milroe's decision making. He is indecisive which neutralizes his natural physical gifts.
We (Bama) are going to run the ball 2000 times against Texas.
Legal's is overpriced and really not very good. Agree about the test kitchen. The only exception to their mediocrity is I do think their chowder is great.
You could take your kids and walk up to the top of the Bunker Hill monument. It will be the worst thing you ever make them do and they will never complain on a family trip again.
just imagine doing 300 steps on a stairmaster that is slowly spinning in a hot, airless, dark tunnel that smells like warm vomit and urine
This was a surprisingly interesting movie. A few things: Ken and horses was awesome. Margot Robbie has to be in the running for most beautiful woman who has we lived. She was transcendent.
The army green is cool but with Land Cruisers (I've owned a 71 FJ55, a 94 80, a 97 80 40th Anniversary, and a 2014 200 series) I think it's best to get the most common colors. My 94 was red and the paint just wasn't as good as the gray and white models. The greens just fell apart immediately on the paint front. My 40th Anniversary was the one exception because the sage color on that was absolutely fantastic.
In addition to Redmont and Tutwiler, there's Elyton and some others. They seem to be perfectly nice. I would avoid Uptown and I would avoid Five Points except to go to Chez Fonfon. I don't think I'd stay there. Homewood is a good choice, as is the Grand Bohemian in Mountain Brook Village. If you're a golfer you could check out Ross Bridge which would shave some time off of the drive to Tuscaloosa. But unless you can Airbnb or similar in Tuscaloosa, your options there are very limited.
Yes that's technically Homewood but it's a total dump there. There are nice hotels in Homewood proper, and plenty of good hotels in downtown Birmingham.
There are frequently large game day buses that run from Hoover (another suburb) to the stadium and back. They are really for Bammers but they should be nice to you since every Alabama fan in the world knows we got away with a face mask that should have cost us the game last year. The ride back on the other hand could completely suck ass.