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Season Stats
- Regular season record: 12-1
- Rank entering postseason: #1
- Bowl game: The Sugar Bowl (CFP Semifinal) vs Ohio State (the winner plays in the CFP National Championship vs the winner of The Rose Bowl)
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Season Happenings
3/25/15: College football is already one of the biggest sports in the U.S., and the direction that collegiate system has taken only makes it better. Chomp on this. According to reports, Alabama and Florida State are in discussions for a 2017 neutral site game. The game could be played in Atlanta at the new stadium for the Atlanta Falcons. That would be a great venue as Atlanta is close to both Tuscaloosa and Tallahassee. Neutral site games have become a rage in college football over the past couple of years, but this would probably be the biggest of them all.
3/18/15: Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban is popular in Alabama. Some say that he could win the Governor's seat if he ever decided to run. That may be true or not (though the Auburn contingency would probably vote against him on principle alone). What is true is that winning several national championships makes you popular on campus. Saban took third place in the student government elections recently. He is not a student and his votes came via write-in. Actually, he only got six votes, which really shows that the Alabama campus is only big enough for two parties.
2/25/15: Alabama was traditionally known for their running game and strong defense. That old-fashioned formula made them a long-time powerhouse in college football. While they still have those bedrocks of their foundation, the Crimson Tide has brought a few exceptional wide receivers to the NFL. Julio Jones a few years ago comes to mind and Amari Cooper is considered a can't miss prospect this year. He posted blazing times in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine: 4.42 and 4.43 seconds. He will certainly be a first round pick, and likely the first wide receiver taken in the NFL Draft in May.
2/18/15: Alabama has basically been Running Back U for the past several years, featuring such stars as Mark Ingram, Trent Richardson and Eddie Lacy. They typically recruit very well at the position and seem to have an embarrassment of riches that other programs would pay dearly for. They may need that depth as the Crimson Tide suspended running back Tyren Jones indefinitely for unannounced reasons. He was the fourth leading rusher for the team last season with 36 carries for 224 yards (or one Melvin Gordon game). He was also suspended last October for two games, so he may be out for a while as a repeat offender.
2/11/15: Depending on the source, Alabama had the number one or two recruiting class in the nation. Again. The Tide, as usual, reeled in a number of big fish that included four 5-star recruits and 15 4-star recruits. Only the USC Trojans had anything similar to Alabama, and different organizations will rate them differently. What does it mean? Well, many top recruits never pan out, but the teams playing for national championships usually have a number of top ranked recruiting classes, so expect Alabama to stay near the top of college football rankings for the next several years.
2/4/15: Just like several times before in the Nick Saban Era, Alabama is expected to have the highest rated recruiting class in the nation. Using the Rivals rankings from the weekend prior to National Signing Day, Alabama has 23 commits. Four are five-star players and 14 earned four stars. Only Florida State had more five-star guys. And this year was exceptionally difficult for recruiting. All seven SEC West teams and three more SEC East teams are ranked in the top 25. Throw in ACC teams located in the region and a total of 14 of the top 25 teams are located in the Southeast.
1/28/15: The NFL may have Lane Kiffin to kick around again one day, but it will not be for at least another year. Until then, Alabama fans (heck most SEC fans) will be able to kick him around. Actually, Kiffin is a pretty good offensive coordinator and did a great job with the Crimson Tide offense last season, so Alabama fans probably like the fact that Kiffin turned down overtures from the NFL. Alabama will have to break in a new QB next season, but that should not be too much of a concern considering they did that last season as well.
1/21/15: Not many people are going to feel sorry for Alabama when a couple of their best players from last season decided that they would not be back for another run. Those players include wide receiver Amari Cooper, running back T.J. Yeldon and safety Landon Collins. Additionally, QB Blake Sims is graduating. But the Crimson Tide have talent in droves in the ranks ready to move up. Also, Reggie Ragland and Jarran Reed will return for their senior seasons and offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin is still rebuilding his image, so he will be back in 2015 as well.
1/14/15: An interesting statistic about Nick Saban: Though he is considered the best college football coach in the nation right now by many, he only has an 8-8 record in bowl games. Also interesting is that four of those wins have been for the National Championship, meaning that his teams often do not show up in bowl games where the title is not on the line. But he can recruit with the best. He recently got a verbal commitment from running back Damien Harris. Harris spurned his home state Kentucky Wildcats to join Alabama, which is saying something because the Tide is loaded in the backfield.
1/7/15: The Crimson Tide suffered another tough loss to end their run to the National Championship Game. Last year, it was the famous Kick-Six play which did them in. This season, it was a third-string quarterback with only one start to his name rallying his team to victory. Alabama led the Ohio State Buckeyes by 15 points in the second quarter when OSU started scoring. Alabama tried to come back, but just did not have enough fire power. In the end, the Crimson Tide fell 42-35 in the Sugar Bowl, meaning that the Buckeyes are now headed to Texas to play Oregon in the National Championship Game on January 12th.
12/3/14: The Crimson Tide showed everyone who is the boss of both the state of Alabama and the SEC West by rolling the rival Auburn Tigers 55-44. QB Blake Sims was not sharp through the first two and a half quarters and threw three interceptions. Auburn built up a 12 point lead in that time before Alabama showed their true colors and buried the Tigers. The Crimson Tide not only claimed the Iron Bowl, but also the SEC West title. Had they lost, then there could have been a chance that no SEC team would go to the first College Football Playoff. Alabama can still make the playoff, but they likely will have to beat Missouri in the SEC Championship Game this Saturday to do so.
11/19/14: So now it gets interesting. The fifth ranked Alabama Crimson Tide hosted the number one ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs last Saturday and the Tide came away with a 25-20 victory. The Tide had the first four scores of the game and took a 19-0 lead. The Bulldogs came back and got it to a one possession game at 19-13. The teams traded touchdowns but Alabama came out on top. The playoffs are now squarely in the sight of the Crimson Tide, they just need to win out, which includes the Iron Bowl in the final week of the season against Auburn. Alabama is now 9-1 on the season and will host Western Carolina this weekend.
11/12/14: The Crimson Tide came up big when they needed to and now 'control their own destiny' with a clear path the college football playoffs. Alabama was at LSU last Saturday night and seemingly gave up the winning field goal very late in the fourth quarter. But QB Blake Sims marched to Tide to their own field goal, tying the game just before time expired. Alabama then scored on the opening drive of the first OT and stopped LSU - stunning the home crowd. The Tide is now 8-1 and ranked in the top four. They have a huge challenge this Saturday when they host No. 1 Mississippi State.
11/5/14: There is a lot of chaos in quest for reaching the College Football Playoffs. The initial CFP rankings has Alabama at sixth. That will change over time as so many teams (particularly in the SEC) still have to play each other, which, by definition, means more teams will lose and fall out of contention. Alabama (7-1) is among a myriad of one-loss teams and will certainly have their chance to move up in the rankings. That starts this Saturday. The Crimson Tide had a bye last weekend, which gave them plenty of time to prepare to go to LSU and earn another quality win.
10/29/14: The storyline heading into the Tide's game with Tennessee was that it was offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin's first return to Knoxville since he bolted four years ago for USC. They do not like him much up at Rocky Top, but Kiffin had his offense hot from the start - putting up 20 points before fans could get to their seats. Alabama went on to win 34-20 in a game that was not really even that close. The Tide is now 7-1 overall and 4-1 in conference, and certainly in the sights of the Playoff Committee (especially after Ole Miss lost). Alabama has a bye this week to prepare for a big game at LSU.
10/22/14: Two years ago, Johnny Manziel and the Texas A&M Aggies strolled into Tuscaloosa and upset the No. 1 ranked Crimson Tide. That was not about to happen again. Number 7 Alabama stormed out of the gate with six touchdowns and a field goal in the first half and limiting the potent offense of No. 21 Texas A&M to 57 yards passing and zero rushing yards. Perhaps out of mercy or maybe they just put in their lower string players, but the Tide took their foot off the gas in the second half and only scored 14 points. By the time the final whistle blew, Alabama won 59-0. Another SEC foe this Saturday, at Tennessee.
10/15/14: Alabama and head coach Nick Saban have taken a lot of criticism following the Crimson Tide's loss on the road to Ole Miss in Week 6. Naturally, many pointed to problems on the roster while former QB A.J. McCarron said there is no leadership on the offensive side of the ball. Alabama had another tough road game last weekend against Arkansas, but this time was able to eke out a narrow win 14-13. Blake Sims threw a six yard touchdown pass to DeAndrew White early in the fourth quarter, and the defense did the rest. The Crimson Tide hosts Texas A&M this Saturday, getting a chance to catch the Aggies on a two game losing streak.
10/8/14: Alabama could not avoid an upset to host No. 11 Ole Miss in a week full of upsets to top ranked teams. The Crimson Tide entered the game 4-0 overall and 1-0 in the SEC and ranked third. The upstart Rebels had an identical record and were looking for respect. They earned it. Alabama led 14-3 at halftime and looked to have the game in hand with a seven point lead midway through the fourth quarter. But Ole Miss rallied and scored two late touchdowns for a 23-17 loss. If there is any consolation, it is that Oregon, Oklahoma and Texas A&M all lost as well, so the playoff picture is as cloudy as ever. Expect the Tide to take out their frustration on Saturday at Arkansas.
10/1/14: Alabama has certainly looked impressive for the past few weeks and are completely justified with their top three ranking in the country. While everyone knew that head coach Nick Saban would return with an outstanding defense, the offense was a bit of a question mark. After four weeks, a lot of questions seem to be answered, including how new offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin would work out. The Crimson Tide has twice thrown for over 400 yards this season - showing a side of dominance that is non-traditional for Alabama. With the offense clicking and the defense still a lock-down unit, the Tide have a clear path to the playoffs. They are back in action this Saturday at Ole Miss.
9/24/14: The Alabama faithful held their breath into the third quarter when the Tide hosted the Florida Gators last Sunday. The Gators had tied the game at 21, but Florida's efforts were simply a paper tiger. The Tide rolled up three more touchdowns and won 42-21. The biggest problem was that Alabama turned over the ball four times. But they did gain 645 yards, threw for 449 and added almost 200 more on the ground. Meanwhile, the Gators had only 200 yards total and were outmatched all around. Alabama has a bye next week before hosting Ole Miss.
9/17/14: It is not hard to feel bad for QB Jakob Coker. He seemed to be the heir-apparent to E.J. Manuel at FSU - then came Jameis Winston and his Heisman Trophy winning campaign. Coker transferred to Alabama, but did not win the starting QB job. The strange thing is that he would probably start for 90% of the teams in college football. But the Tide is not worried about that. They took care of Southern Mississippi last weekend and now have the once-powerful Florida Gators to contend with. Expect yet another big win over the Gators this Saturday.
8/28/14: Not that anyone would ever gamble on college football, but the final preseason betting odds to win the first College Football Playoffs are in. As expected, Florida State and Alabama finished up at numbers 1 and 2, respectively. Reigning National Champion FSU is at 4/1 while the Crimson Tide is just slightly behind at 5/1. The most notable move was Ohio State sliding from 10/1 to 40/1 to 20/1 following the season ending injury to star QB Braxton Miller. Now the only thing left for Alabama to do is name a starting quarterback and win some games.
8/21/14: The state of Alabama may not rest (at least the state with the exception of the Auburn area and parts of Mobile) until Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban names a new starting quarterback to succeed A.J. McCarron. The prohibitive favorite is graduate transfer Jacob Coker, who came to Tuscaloosa from Florida State (who has a pretty good QB of their own). Saban had good words for Blake Sims, though, leading to speculation that Sims may get the nod to start against West Virginia in the first game of the season. Of course, there is still time left and Saban is not one to show his cards early.
8/14/14: As the summer comes close to the end, so do the punishments that head football coaches have doled out to their players for off-field indiscretions. Such is true for Alabama as the team let starters Jarran Reed and Brandon Ivory back on the field for practice. Both played in the spring game but had been suspended indefinitely. But while the team got back two starters, they may lose their best defensive lineman A'Shawn Robinson. Robinson sprained his knee in practice and the Crimson Tide want to be cautious with getting him healthy again for the regular season.
8/7/14: A lot has been made of who will be the next starting QB for the Alabama Crimson Tide this season. While coaches generally love to have a guy that has experience in the system start the next year, that is not a hard and fast rule. In fact, the last two time that Alabama has had a new starting QB, they won the BCS Championship. All eyes now are on senior transfer Jacob Coker. He lost a close battle with eventual Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston last year at FSU and is the odds-on favorite to be the next QB of the Crimson Tide.
7/31/14: Alabama is one of the most storied programs in all of college football. The program has a long and deep history of success on the field and having some of the best fans around. So it is a shame that recent events have given them a 'black-eye'. A few years ago, a 'fan' poisoned the trees at Auburn's Toomer's Corner. More recently, a construction worker on Texas A&M's stadium said that he intentionally installed parts incorrectly. Finally, an alleged Alabama fan sucker punched Tennessee Titans' QB Zach Mettenberger (who played for LSU). These are not the real Crimson Tide fans, and it is a shame that they claim allegiance to a great program and school.
7/24/14: The national college football media descended on Hoover, Alabama last week for the annual SEC Media Days. That gave them a chance to network amongst themselves and make their annual prediction that the Crimson Tide will win both the SEC West and the SEC this coming season. Head coach Nick Saban's press conference was one of the week's highlights and he touched up on underclassmen going to the NFL as well as the speculation of how close he was to going to Texas. For the record, Saban says there were no discussions with Texas and he was never offered a job.
7/17/14: Few head coaches, in any sport at any competitive level, have the credibility of Alabama's Nick Saban. Saban is no stranger to suggesting new policies, rules and programs, though usually it seems that he has an ulterior motive (getting some sort of competitive advantage for his program). Saban recently said that he thinks that the NFL should host pre-combine activities so underclassmen can get a true feel of where they would be drafted. If the grade is fourth round or greater, the student-athlete should be allowed to return to school. That would likely reduce the number of underclassmen who leave school but do not get drafted, then are left without a job or degree.
7/10/14: Crimson Tide defensive coordinator Kirby Smart is one of the fortunate few who have been on the staffs of both legendary Florida State head coach Bobby Bowden and current Alabama head coach Nick Saban. He mentioned in a radio interview that the two were/are completely different. Bowden was more laid back and gave his assistants a lot of freedom. Saban is more intense and very controlling. But both have the same approach to being very prepared for games, especially big games. And that is why they are two of the best coaches in the history of college football.
7/3/14: While college football players are not supposed to be paid or receive special benefits, there are always some extra perks that come with being on teams (and not just all you can eat at feeding time). Alabama head coach Nick Saban has traditionally gotten his hands on a sneak preview of upcoming summer blockbuster movies and did so again this year. This time, the team got to see the new Transformers movie a week before anyone else. It is a nice break for the players and does allow for some off-field bonding. Let's just hope the NCAA does not try to come down on coaches for little things like this.
6/26/14: New Cleveland Browns head coach Mike Pettine asserted last week that the New England Patriots had a copy of the New York Jets playbook, and insinuated that Alabama head coach Nick Saban provided it to the Patriots. It is well noted that Saban and Pats head coach Bill Belicheck are close friends, but Saban says that he would never do that. Jets head coach Rex Ryan says that having the playbook would not help much because they change plays so often. Right now, this is nothing more than media fodder during the slow season and hopefully it will go away soon.
6/19/14: Alabama will have a new quarterback this coming season, but the question remains on who that man will be. The Crimson Tide were the fortunate recipients of Jacob Coker's transfer from FSU. Seminoles head coach Jimbo Fisher has nothing but praise for the young man, who could start right away as a graduate transfer. Fisher thinks that Coker is one of the best QBs in the country but was behind Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston at FSU. If Fisher's words are true, then Alabama could be geared up for another national title run, perhaps against FSU, with the guy that FSU just did not have room for.
6/12/14: And just like that, the rich get richer. Alabama announced that two injured football players are now cleared to take part in football activity. Defensive lineman Darren Lake and wide receiver De Andrew White are those two. White underwent toe surgery in January and Lake is rehabbing from a pectoral injury and has been participating in summer workouts. Another Tide player, Eddie Jackson (cornerback) is still rehabbing after tearing his ACL in spring practices. He may miss most of the season. Of course, the Tide have warchest full of capable players so they probably will not miss a beat.
6/6/14: Thanks to the SEC sticking with an eight conference game regular season, the Crimson Tide was in the strange spot of having a hole to fill for their non-conference schedule in 2015. Alabama already has Wisconsin, Louisiana-Lafayette and a reported FCS opponent lined up, but they need another. With strength of schedule likely to be more important with the new playoff system coming online, it stands to reason that Alabama would like an FBS opponent. Miami may be a possibility, and that would have be a great matchup between two traditional powers that rarely face each other. That appears out the window as the game will likely be played against Southern Mississippi.
5/29/14: There are no shortage of greats who played football for Alabama, which is a major reason why the Crimson Tide is among the most storied and well-respected programs in all of college football. It is long overdue, but the late Derrick Thomas will be inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame (several years after he was inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame). Thomas may be best known for a great career with the Chiefs that included being a nine time Pro Bowler. However, he was a great college player as well, and still owns records at Alabama for most sacks in a single season (27) and in a career (52).
5/22/14: The SEC has officially decided to go to an eight game regular season schedule for the conference, meaning that some teams will have an extra game to schedule. The caveat is that that extra game must be with a 'Big 5' team - so it must come from the ACC, Big 10, Big 12, or Pac 12. Rumors are now circulating that Alabama is looking to schedule games with Pac 12 powerhouse Southern California. The teams have met only three times in their history, with the last game was in the 1985 Aloha Bowl. All told, the teams have played seven times, dating back to 1938, with the Trojans holding the 5-2 series lead.
5/15/14: The Crimson Tide was well-represented in the first round of the NFL draft last Thursday. Two players were selected, which is twice as many as the reigning National Champion Florida State Seminoles. C.J. Mosley was taken with the 17th overall pick by the Baltimore Ravens and that was followed soon after by Ha Ha Clinton-Dix being taken with the 21st overall pick by the Green Bay Packers. Both picks made a lot of sense because the players were the best available at their positions and the teams had glaring holes to fill. Good luck to them both.
5/8/14: For a guy that has made a living out of embarrassing the Big 10 in the biggest games, Alabama head coach Nick Saban had nothing but positive things to say about the conference last week. He insisted on being quoted on saying that the Big 10 is a good conference. In Saban's view, the SEC is a bit superior, primarily because of the recruiting base in the Southeast. And that is a fair point. The Big 10 has been down for a couple of years now, but teams like Ohio State and Michigan State look like they are ready to be legitimate challengers to the the National Championship.
5/1/14: There is a lot of speculation on where former Alabama QB A.J. McCarron will be drafted. The general consensus is that he is not among the top tier of QBs in this year's draft. That being said, the mood has recently shifted, which puts that second tier of quarterbacks not very far behind the top end prospects. Former Alabama offensive lineman, now with the Tennessee Titans, is openly lobbying his team to draft McCarron. Tennessee may be a good fit for him. He would probably have a chance to sit for a year and develop, which is almost unheard of for a rookie quarterback these days.
4/24/14: It may be sacrilege to the Tennessee Volunteers, but their favorite son - Peyton Manning - paid a visit to Alabama and head coach Nick Saban recently. Granted, Peyton has been out of college football for about 15 years, but still, visiting an arch rival in the SEC is generally frowned upon. Peyton, according to Saban, was there to share and learn new insights, which is a testament to his dedication to continually improve. What gets really interesting is that he may have violated the NFL CBA because Broncos' OC Adam Gace may have been present as well, and coaches and NFL players are not to meet unless it is sanctioned by the CBA.
4/17/14: It is still four months away from the start of the college football season, so that means that teams are in their spring camps and giving their faithful fans a preview of the season to come with traditional spring games. Alabama head football coach took a rare break from his preparations (many people may not have known that he was capable of such a thing) to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the baseball version of the Iron Bowl. For the record, Saban got it to the catcher without bouncing the ball, though it was pretty high. Incidentally, Auburn won that game as well, 2-1.
4/10/14: Most, if not all, major football programs find one or more of their player's names a police blotter every year. Even Alabama. To be fair, the Crimson Tide at least has the perception of less illicit activity, and perhaps that is due to the iron fist of head coach Nick Saban. However, running back Altee Tenpenny was pulled over for a broken license plate light while on spring break, but then was arrested for possession of marijuana. Tenpenny played in all 13 games last season and was expected to be a piece of the depth chart in 2014. No punishment yet from the school, but a suspension of some kind is to be expected if he is found guilty.
4/3/14: Former Alabama Crimson Tide QB A.J. McCarron is prepping for the NFL draft these days, and his old head coach, Nick Saban, thinks that every team should want to draft him. McCarron had a wonderful career at Alabama and won two national championships. He is expected to be drafted, but not considered to be at the same level of guys like Johnny Manziel or Blake Bortles. McCarron added another achievement to his list, as he and long time girlfriend Katherine Webb got engaged last week. Congratulations to the couple and good luck at the next level.
3/27/14: Alabama head football coach Nick Saban is always looking for some sort of competitive advantage. While he claims that he did not propose the rule change that would allow defenses 10 seconds to make substitutions, he does endorse it - seemingly to slow down up-tempo offenses that give his defenses fits. He also has ideas about changing the NFL Combine to allow players to come back to college after the Combine when they have a better idea of where they will be drafted. That could mean that he keeps some of his players an extra year rather than having to plug in new ones each season.
3/20/14: It is still a long way until the start of the college football season, but that does not mean that there are not a lot of questions to be asked. The one that Alabama head coach Nick Saban is getting tired of is 'who will be the starting quarterback'. The Crimson Tide has several options available and most will get a chance to show their skills in spring practice. The wild card here is Florida State transfer Jakob Coker. Coker barely lost out to Jameis Winston at FSU last preseason and is a graduate transfer to Alabama. He could be a terrific one year stop gap, and may be better than A.J. McCarron.
3/13/14: The war of words over the proposed 10 second defensive substitution rule continues to grow. Alabama head coach Nick Saban, for the record, states that he never proposed the rule, which would allow defenses 10 seconds to make substitutions between plays, thereby slowing down up-tempo offenses. He does, however, say that logic is on the side of slowing down the game, and that would make it safer. Without the rule, offenses could run an additional 10-20 plays per game, which adds up over a season's time. He does make a point, but it is moot now, as the NCAA has tabled discussion on the rule change for now.
3/6/14: It seems like no one is backing Nick Saban these days. Saban proposed a rule change recently, a change that would allow defenses 10 seconds to substitute players. Saban claims that this would reduce injury, though many people believe it to be a way for Saban to slow down up-tempo offenses. A recent poll of coaches indicated 73% of college coaches are against the rule. Most notably, Saban's counterpart at rival Auburn (Gus Malzahn) came out against the rule change. Perhaps Saban has player safety in mind and perhaps not. In any case, it looks like this proposed rule change has little chance of happening.
2/27/14: It is not often when you see a guy that has quarterbacked his team to a couple national championships, won offensive MVP in a title game, and leave a program with a win rate of well over 90% say he is disrespected, but that is the card that former Alabama QB A.J. McCarron is playing today. McCarron is not considered among the top three QBs in the draft, and will probably be a second or third round pick. Perhaps all the hype around more prolific QBs like Johnny Manziel and others has finally gotten to him. That being said, McCarron is certainly respected, and it was not winning that is not in his favor. He had a marvelous college career, but the simple fact is that there are others who are more dynamic at his position.
2/20/14: Alabama got a major flip on National Signing Day by getting linebacker Rashaan Evans to come to the Crimson Tide. Evans is from Auburn, Alabama, and was expected to sign with the Tigers. Now, he is being shunned by the community that he grew up in - claiming that a local article was written urging people to boycott the Evans' family buisiness and people telling restaurants in Auburn not to serve them. It is understandable that Auburn fanbusinesss are upset that Evans is going to Alabama, but completely shunning the family from the community and wishing bad fortune and injury is simply too far.
2/13/14: Alabama did it again. Recruiting is the lifeblood of college football. Sure, occasionally an obscure team will have a wild run and make a claim at either a national championship or at least a quality bowl game, but, by and large, the big guys get the glory every year. Once again, Alabama has been ranked with the best recruiting class in the country. It is no coincidence that they have won three national championships in the last five years, considering their consistent top quality recruiting. And to prove it is not a fluke, Florida State has been in the top 10 in recruiting for that same period, and they just won the national championship.
2/6/14: It is amazing what comes out once a former player is not under the thumb of his college coach. Former Crimson Tide QB A.J. McCarron said that he was very surprised that the school hired Lane Kiffin as the new OC. But he had more to say. He also thought that the team last season was too complacent. His belief is that many younger players simply thought they could show up an win because they were "Alabama". Complacency is a problem with successful programs, and he may have a point. That being said, head coach Nick Saban will most likely have the team ready to play in 2014, and searching for anther National Championship.
1/30/14: There has been a lot of negative reaction to Alabama hiring fomer USC, Tennessee, and Oakland Raiders head coach Lane Kiffin as the new offensive coordinator. The fallout got a little more real last week when five star QB recruit Ricky Town decommitted from the Crimson Tide and committed to USC. Town developed a good relationship with new USC head coach Steve Sarkasian. Not to worry, though. All indications are that FSU backup QB Jakob Coker will transfer to Alabama, since he will not get much playing time behind Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston for another year.
1/23/14: It is hard to criticize a guy who has won three BCS Championships in four years and had a great shot at another in the fifth, but Alabama fans are a relentless group. Head coach Nick Saban hired former USC, Tennessee, and Oakland head coach Lane Kiffin to be the offensive coordinator next season and the locals do not like it. That being said, the national media is having fun with this hire as well. However, while it is fact that his head coaching jobs have been pretty much disasters, don't forget that he was hired as the OC. Kiffin, as an OC, is actually pretty good. He guided the dominant USC teams in mid 2000's and will bring some life to the Tide offense.
1/16/14: Oh, this could be fun. During that long lapse between the end of regular season and the Sugar Bowl, Alabama head coach Nick Saban brought in former USC head coach (and Tennessee, and Oakland Raiders) Lane Kiffin as an offensive adviser. The move was met with a lot of scorn and ridicule at the time. Saban did not seem to understand why, but when you win three BCS Championships in four years, you get the benefit of the doubt. Now Saban has hired Kiffin as the offensive coordinator. This may come with a lot of resistance from the Tide fans. But won't it be fun the next time they go to Tennessee?
1/9/13: It is turning out to look like the SEC does not want to be part of the Sugar Bowl anymore. The SEC Champion has played for the national championship for the past eight years (including this year). Under the BCS format, that means that the Sugar Bowl is filled by another SEC team - one that fell short in their quest for the championship. For the third time in the past five years, the SEC team failed to show up and was beaten by an inferior opponent. This time it was Alabama losing to the Oklahoma Sooners.
1/2/14: One year ago, in the same Sugar Bowl that the Crimson Tide will play in, the Florida Gators were completely whipped by the Louisville Cardinals. The Gators seemed sad that they were not in a bigger game and let their emotions beat them (giving rise to to a joke about how to make Gator Cookies - put them in a Sugar Bowl for three hours and whip them). Alabama could suffer the same fate except they have one of the best coaches in history leading them into the Sugar Bowl against Oklahoma. No, it is not the Championship, but Alabama is a dynasty.
12/26/13: The speculation and conjecture surrounding Alabama head coach Nick Saban heading off to Texas has subsided since Saban signed an extension. That allows the coach to focus solely on the Sugar Bowl and the Crimson Tide's opponent, Oklahoma. There is some news going on in the program, though. The Tide signed JUCO player D.J. Pettway back into the program. Pettway was dismissed in February for off-field incidents and spent this season at Eastern Mississippi Community College. He has fulfilled his punishment and it looks like he is back in good standing with the school to play next season.
12/19/13: Bama fans can breathe easy now - it looks like head coach Nick Saban is not going anywhere for awhile. Texas head coach Mack Brown is stepping down after 16 years and UT will have a new coach next year. It will not be Saban who signed an extension with the Crimson Tide to keep him Tuscaloosa. In other news, QB A.J. McCarron placed second in the Heisman Trophy voting, but was still outpaced by winner Jameis Winston (Florida State) over three to one. Alabama plays in the Sugar Bowl on January 2nd against the Oklahoma Sooners.
12/12/13: Hopefully the shock has worn off and the tears have dried up by now. It has been over a week since Alabama lost to Auburn in the Iron Bowl on that crazy missed field goal returned for the game winning touchdown. Alabama head coach Nick Saban stumped for Auburn to be ranked #2 in the days following and lobbied that a one-loss SEC school should be ranked ahead of an undefeated Big 10 school (even if it is Auburn). Auburn is off to the BCS Championship Game in Pasadena, California, but the Crimson Tide got a nice consolation prize. They will face Oklahoma in Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on January 2nd.
12/5/13: Much of the state of Alabama is in mourning this week as they try to get over the shock of not only losing to Auburn in the Iron Bowl, but how they lost. Alabama's defense never looked comfortable in the game and the Tigers' offense kept gashing them with big runs. Alabama had a chance to win it when the refs put one second back on the clock, and the Tide tried to kick a 57 yard field goal to win. The kick fell short and Auburn's Chris Davis caught and returned it 109 yards for the Auburn win. It was a stunning series of events knocks Alabama out of the National Championship picture.
11/28/13: Alabama played Chattanooga last Saturday, which was the NCAA football equivalent of a sacrificial lamb. Of course Chattanooga never had a chance and lost 49-0. That was probably generous of the Crimson Tide, who may have been able to run up 100 points if they really wanted. The big game is this weekend against Auburn in the annual Iron Bowl. The winner goes goes to the SEC Championship Game as the SEC East representative. The loser may get a BCS Bowl Game, but that is not guaranteed by any means. Many team have overlooked Auburn this season and Alabama must not make the same mistake.
11/21/13: It is getting exciting in the SEC West now. Alabama survived a slight scare from Mississippi State last Saturday to remain number one in the polls. That also keeps them at number one in the BCS rankings, ahead of undefeated Florida State, Baylor, and Ohio State. The Crimson Tide must get past a very good Auburn team in the Iron Bowl in a couple weeks to advance to the SEC Championship Game, where they would likely play Mizzou or South Carolina. If all goes according to plan, Alabama will face the Florida State Seminoles in the National Championship Game in January.
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What's your favorite single sentence from a TEDTalk?
Jill Bolte Taylor: "I am the life-force power of the universe."
You know it when you hear it: the sentence, the quote that gives you chills. Maybe it's exceedingly wise, or maybe it's just funny or pithy -- but it's an idea worth spreading in one sentence. What's your favorite one-sentence quote from a TEDTalk?
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The conversation continues! Jump over to John Mardlin's new thread to share your favorite single sentence from TED2011 http://www.ted.com/conversations/858/what_is_your_favourite_single.html
Feb 15 2011: My preferred sentence has no sense without its context. It's "They will in a minute" from Sir Ken Robinson's talk Schools Kill Creativity. That was the answer from the girl drawing a picture of God to her teacher who said that nobody knows what God looks like.
I think the world would be completely different if we all were so focused on our real convictions and we really believed on what we are doing as much as this girl does.
Phil Klein
Feb 14 2011: "Let my dataset change your mindset" by Hans Rosling.Feb 11 2011: Jason Clay: "You can't wake a person who is pretending to sleep"
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Context: "I often talk to refugees: "Why was it that the West didn't realize that famines are caused by policies and politics, not by weather?" And this farmer said to me one day something that was very profound. He said, "You can't wake a person who's pretending to sleep."
June Cohen
Feb 11 2011: This is an easy one for me. In my opinion, the single most beautiful sentence ever uttered on the TED stage: "Every language is an old-growth forest of the mind." - Wade Davis
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Context: "When each of you in this room were born, there were 6,000 languages spoken on the planet. Now, a language is not just a body of vocabulary or a set of grammatical rules. A language is a flash of the human spirit. It's a vehicle through which the soul of each particular culture comes into the material world. Every language is an old-growth forest of the mind. A watershed, a thought, an ecosystem of spiritual possibilities."
clay blasdel
Feb 25 2011: "Your daughter isn't sick, she's a dancer".
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... Sir Ken RobinsonFeb 25 2011: "The first time you do something, it's science. The second time, it's engineering. The third time, it's just being a technician."
Clifford Stoll on... everything - http://www.ted.com/talks/clifford_stoll_on_everything.html
While not technically a single sentence, it is a single concept.
Dave Lim
Feb 14 2011: Itay Talgam "If you love something, give it away"
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It also epitomises TED with its generousity in posting TED Talks online free in 2006, in offering TEDx to the whole world in 2009, enable so many thousands of passionate people who care about ideas and about building the future to bring together their local TED communities. Carpe Diem. Thank you TED.
PS: Musician Sting has a similar quote "If you love somebody, set them free"Feb 14 2011: "The first boy said 'I bring you gold', and the second boy said 'I bring you myrrh', and the third boy said 'Frank sent this'."
Sir Ken Robinson says Schools Kill Creativity
I show this talk at the beginning of each school year to about 75 teachers to remind us how valuable the creativity of students is and to remember not to squash it as we are trying to deliver our curriculum!Feb 14 2011: "It's a story about us, people, being persuaded to spend money we don't have on things we don't need to create impressions that won't last on people we don't care about."
Eric Mueller
Feb 11 2011: My fav sentence would be from Richard Dawkins' talk in 2002:
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"We are all atheists about most of the gods that societies have ever believed in, some of us just go one god further."Feb 11 2011: A girl drawing something.
- What are you drawing? (teacher asks)
- I'm drawing God
- But nobody knows how God looks like (teacher says)
- They will know in a minute!Feb 22 2011: Sir Ken Robinson: "I believe that creativity should be treated with the same respect as Maths, English and Science" (Big round of applause) "Thank you, that's it, that's my whole talk. Right 15 minutes. Ok, so I was born..." (More laughter.)
His humour made it compelling to listen to an important topic and not the feel impending doom because of the subject matter.
Thor Kvinger
Feb 16 2011: "The reality of the society that were in is there are thousands and thousands of people out there, leading lives of quiet screaming deperation, where they work long, hard hours at jobs they hate, to enable them to buy things they don't need, to impress people they don't like. It's my contention that going to work on a Friday in jeans and t-shirt isn't really getting to the nub of the issue."
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Nigel Marsh: How to make work-life balance work
Feb 23 2011: I just watched this talk.Brilliant.
Srinivasan G
Feb 15 2011: "I say to you, trust yourself and believe. Whatever happens don't give up." -- William Kamkwamba
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http://www.ted.com/talks/william_kamkwamba_how_i_harnessed_the_wind.htmlFeb 15 2011: "You are enough" - Brene Brown
Jae Ju LEE
Feb 15 2011: "Chance favors the connected mind." by Steven Johnson on 'Where good ideas come from'
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June Cohen
Feb 14 2011: Reading through the conversation on Hidden Gems, I was just reminded of another perfect sentence, and had to submit again:
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"I am a mathematician, and I want to stand on your roof." - Ron Eglash
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/ron_eglash_on_african_fractals.htmlFeb 13 2011: "Chance favors the connected mind." Steven B Johnson, from his TED talk and book, Where Good Ideas Come From. Concise, thought-provoking, could be a slogan for the liquid nexus of ideas that is TED
Roxanne Hai
Feb 11 2011: On raising our children: "Our job is to look and say, 'You know what? You're imperfect, and you're wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and belonging.' "
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Brene Brown.
Feb 14 2011: this is one of mine too;Feb 11 2011: The sentence I've chosen comes from what I love from TEDTalks. 'Robert Lang folds way-new origami' first mentioned the case of Yoshizawa, an origami folder, who created a language, a way to communicate, a code of dots, dashes and arrows. Mr Lang depicts the importance of following your wishes -no matter how unimportant they may seem a priori- and how by unleashing one's potential, and trusting in the «global knowledge», in the long run, it finally pays off.
The sentence is "as weird and surprising as it may sound, origami may someday even save a life."
It relates to a heart stent developed by Zhong You at Oxford University that folds down using an origami pattern to hold open a blocked artery when it gets to its destination, but it needs to be much smaller for the trip there, through the blood vessels.
Let's celebrate the passion of Yoshizawa for creating new languages, as well as the willingness of many others –including Zhong You- for talking those new languages which at the end of the day enriches all of us as a species.Feb 11 2011: "Curiosity is the most powerful thing you own. Don't put limitations on yourself. Other people will do that for you … failure has to be an option in art and exploration because it's a leap of faith. In whatever you're doing, failure is an option, but fear is not."
James Cameron.Feb 19 2011: Halla Tomasdottir about Vigdis Finnbogadottir -- first female to become head of state, single mom, a breast cancer survivor who had had one of her breast removed. At one of the campaign sessions, one of her male contenders alluded to the fact that she couldn't become president; she was a woman, and even half a woman. That night she won the election, because she came back -- not just because of his crappy behavior -- but she came back and said:
"Well, I'm actually not going to breastfeed the Icelandic nation, I'm going to lead it."Feb 16 2011: I love that sometimes we need to go to the opposite side of the world, to realize assumptions we didn't even know we had, and realize that the opposite of them may also be true.
http://blog.ted.com/2010/01/29/weird_or_just_d/Feb 15 2011: "I tried. And made it" ~ William Kamkwamba
Talk: William Kamkwamba: How I harnessed the wind
http://www.ted.com/talks/william_kamkwamba_how_i_harnessed_the_wind.htmlFeb 15 2011: Well, my preferred sentence is "If I designed the Internet, childhood.com would be a loop of a boy in an orchard, with a ski pole for a sword, trashcan lid for a shield, shouting, "I am the emperor of oranges. I am the emperor of oranges. I am the emperor of oranges.""
Read more: http://www.sweetspeeches.com/s/370-rives-_-rives-controls-the-internet#ixzz1E2HY0VUk
Hugo Wagner
Feb 15 2011: Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity: "Olé!"
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http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_gilbert_on_genius.htmlFeb 14 2011: "Do not fear what has blown up. If you must, fear the unexploded."
Suheir Hammad
Zem Joaquin
Feb 13 2011: "We need to love all children of all species for all time," William McDonoughFeb 22 2011: There are so many!
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Nic Marks: "I have a dream - stop thinking that the future will be a nightmare"Feb 18 2011: 'If we want to change our trajectory, in life or in a balloon, we have to change our altitude'. Bertrand Piccard's solar-powered adventureFeb 17 2011: "...How finding your passion changes everything" ~ Sir Ken RobinsonFeb 17 2011: "Work Smart, Then Work hard and Don't forget to have FUN"
From : My seven species of robot by Dennis HongFeb 16 2011: There were so many from his talk, but from "Bill Strickland Makes Change with a Slide Show" about the fountain and flowers in his education center:
"I think that welfare mothers and at-risk kids and ex-steel workers deserve a fountain in their life...so the first thing you see at my center in the springtime is water that greets you; water is life, and water of human possibility, and it sets an attitude and an expectation about how you feel about people, before you ever give them a speech."
I think there is a lesson to be learned here for how we set up and create a culture of learning and of helping people.Feb 16 2011: "That's progress!, when we prove things are wrong", (Neil Turok)Feb 16 2011: This was in Chris Anderson's Crowd Accelerated Innovation talk: "We need to believe in the richness of human capacity."
As an educator, I like language like this because it means we're not treating children as non-learners but as self-directed scholars.Feb 16 2011: "creativity starts when you cut a zero off the budget"
Jamie LearnerFeb 16 2011: "Let's all stop being so damned respectful"
final phrase
by Richard Dawkins in
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/richard_dawkins_on_militant_atheism.htmlFeb 16 2011: I just can't decide between these two...
David Deutsch in Our Place in the Cosmos: "PROBLEMS ARE SOLUBLE"
Malcolm Gladwell in Spaghetti Sauce: "...in embracing the diversity of human beings, we will find a surer way to true happiness."Feb 15 2011: Stewart Brand: "We are as gods (on the earth) and we have to get good at it"
For more context the full closing quote of the talk is "In the Whole Earth Catalog my first words were, 'We are as gods and we might as well get good at it'. In Whole Earth Discipline my first words are, 'We are as gods and we might as well get good at it'"Feb 15 2011: I'm a sucker for Amory Lovin's talk about winning the oil endgame. This is the best line from it:
"Thos... inefficient [air]planes are worth more to society dead than alive. We ought to take them out back and shoot them, and put bounty hunters after them."Feb 15 2011: When Ben Dunlap says for the second time "You are being paid double the wage of every other textile worker in the region and this is the way we do business. Any other questions?"Feb 15 2011: I loved Elizabeth Gilbert saying "I showed up for work and did my part".
This piece was in reference to her genius in the room as she tried to get the job done!Feb 15 2011: "When we give the world what we want the most, we heal the broken part inside each of us." Eve Ensler "Happiness in body and soul"Feb 15 2011: This is what I have found: to let ourselves be seen, deeply seen, vulnerably seen; to love with our whole hearts, even though there's no guarantee -- and that's really hard, and I can tell you as a parent, that's excruciatingly difficult -- to practice gratitude and joy in those moments of terror, when we're wondering, "Can I love you this much? Can I believe in this this passionately? Can I be this fierce about this?" just to be able to stop and, instead of catastrophizing what might happen, to say, "I'm just so grateful, because to feel this vulnerable means I'm alive."
http://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_on_vulnerability.htmlFeb 14 2011: 1- "Whatever you are doing failure is an option, fear is not." - James Cameron: Before Avatar ... a curious boy
2- Technology has not delivered political change in Iran. You've got to look at the outputs, and you got to say to yourself, "What can I do to produce that particular output?" That is the politics of the 21st century." Carne Ross: An independent diplomatFeb 11 2011: The last sentence from Barry Schwartz "Using our practical wisdom" talk:
"In giving us the will and the skill to do the right thing -- to do right by others -- practical wisdom also gives us the will and the skill to do right by ourselves."


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ETSU basketball season tickets on sale now
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 4, 2011) - The ETSU Athletic Ticket Office announced Tuesday that fans can now call to purchase season tickets for the upcoming 2011-12 men's and women's basketball campaigns. In addition, fans who still need to renew their tickets from last season should contact the ticket office as soon as possible to renew both their tickets and BASA membership.
Buccaneer fans wanting to purchase new season tickets may do so now as well. Tickets are currently available in both the upper and lower levels of the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center for the full season. Season tickets start as low as $120, with additional discounts for children, seniors, and ETSU staff.
Fans interested in purchasing tickets for ETSU Basketball may do so by calling the ETSU Athletics Ticket Office at 423-439-3878. Single game sales for basketball will begin on October 10th.
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The Indianapolis Colts are looking for a new coach after owner Jim Irsay and general manager Ryan Grigson announced the firing of Jim Caldwell on Tuesday. Here are few coaches whose names will be mentioned as possibilities:
Marty Mornhinweg, Eagles offensive coordinator
Mornhinweg, 49, has been with the Philadelphia since 2003, and he's been the offensive coordinator since 2006. He's been responsible for a dynamic offense with Michael Vick the last couple years. His only head coaching experience was with the Lions in 2000 and 2001. He was 5-27. He has coached a lot of football and learned much more, presumably, since then. He has a connection with Grigson, who worked in Philadelphia before taking the Colts job.
Mike Zimmer, Bengals defensive coordinator
Zimmer, 55, took over as Bengals defensive coordinator for the 2008 season and within a year had been named assistant coach of the year by Pro Football Weekly for guiding the Bengals to the 4th-ranked defense in the league. They were seventh this season.
Joe Philbin, Packers offensive coordinator
Philbin, 50, has been the Packers coordinator since 2007 and has led the offense to Top 10 rankings in scoring and yardage in each of those seasons. He has coached high profile quarterbacks in Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers, so he would presumably be at home with Peyton Manning and possible draft pick Andrew Luck.
Bill Cowher, NFL analyst
Cowher, 54, has been retired since he left his one and only team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, after the 2006 season. He enjoys his role as a television analyst, but his name crops up for almost every coaching opening. He was 149-90-1 with the Steelers, with one Super Bowl title after the 2005 season.
Jim Tressel, former Ohio State coach
Tressel, 59, cannot go back to the college game immediately because of NCAA violations. But on the field, he is a tremendous coach. Can he coach the pro game? Lou Holtz couldn't. Jim Harbaugh can. So it's a guess. But he's on the Colts staff right now.
Chip Kelly, Oregon head coach
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Rosen DP-1068 Reviews Average Customer Review: 4 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Everyone needs a backup camera Written By David, Cookeville, TN on Wednesday, September 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Giving this 4 stars only because I recently replaced this Rosen camera model I purchased a year ago. Apparently the short cable attached to my camera became defective last week after using it for about 10 months, and that caused a 'no signal' to become a problem. However, Crutchfield sent me a replacement, and all is well again. This is a professional looking camera, once installed. I have a Dodge Durango, and the cable reaches all the way from the back to the front. I had to snake it using the Bojo pry tools under various panels and trim as the other reviews noted. But it's well worth the money savings and effort with a little patience. When I did the original install I had to install a 'relay' in order to get power to the camera. So overall, installing backup cameras can involve multiple steps, but it is definitely worth it in the long run. And you can count on Crutchfield if you have a problem. Pros: Professional looking install, and outstanding quality Cons: Recently had to replace my camera due to a defective cable 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Nice Camera Written By Bob D, MA on Thursday, May 03, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've had two different cameras with the same Rosen Nav system, one a Boyo in a previous truck and now this Rosen camera in my new 2012 Tahoe. I must say that the Rosen camera appears much clearer and has a better picture than the previous truck's camera. I wanted the camera install and Nav system to look as close to factory as possible, which is why I went with the Rosen Nav unit to begin with. The camera was a very difficult install, but I did it myself and took my time. If I wanted to just mount it anywhere, it would have been pretty easy, but on the Tahoes to make it look factory, you have to remove a lot of the internal liftgate components as well as the exterior applique (which the camera mounts to). In the end I'm happy with this. Routing the cable wasn't too bad and you also need to tap into the reverse wire under the dash. I like the blue lines on the picture for guidance. Again, great camera, but a factory look install on my particular vehicle was quite involved to ensure nothing broke or leaks, etc. Pros: Great Picture Interfaces perfectly via the PIN connection to my Rosen Nav Cons: Fairly involved install on the Tahoe Liftgate to get factory look 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Rosen DP-1068 Written By dougsatx, san antonio,tx on Tuesday, February 07, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The camera is crystal clear during the day. At night, in pitch black with only the reverse lights to illuminate, there is significant pixelation, however I am able to make out any objects that would inhibit safely backing up. Parking in lots or where there are street lights, the picture is very clear at night. The blue guide lines on the display are great for assisting to get positioned to meet up with a trailer. I did the install in my 2008 3/4 ton suburban. hooked directly up to the back of my rosen receiver. Running the wire to the back of the suburban by removing/ tucking wire into the inside of plastic moulding down drivers side of vehicle. The hardest part is removing the tailgate cover and drilling through the sheet metal. There probably is an easier way but I didn't want to see wire sticking out from the glass gaskets or somewhere else that looked sloppy...I aligned the drill hole to access the plastic moulding that would house a factory installed camera. Then drilled another hole where I wanted to mount the camera. Feeding the wire through the holes,mounting the camera, securing the wire, and taping the connection, everything looks reasonably factory installed and functions as such. A long overdue upgrade! 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Simply Love It Written By Debbie, Louisiana on Monday, March 28, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought my car with a Rosen system in it and needed the backup camera, i called the man who installed the system and he wanted to charge me 399.00 before tax too get the backup camera and install it, i found crutchfield ( thank God ) ordered the backup camera and saved a bunch ..I love this product..we called tech support which was very helpful and had it installed in 10 min thanks Crutchfield..Debbie 7 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Rear-view camera (with attached bracket and 22" cable terminated by a male S-Video connector) 24.5' DP-1017 Extension cable (terminated by a male S-Video on one end and a female S-Video on the other end) 9" Camera harness (terminated by a 6-pin clip-in connector on one end and a female composite video and female S-Video on other end) 16" Camera adapter cable (terminated by a female S-Video connector on one end and a female composite video and red DC connector on other end) 5' Power ground cable (terminated by a black DC connector on one end and red and black bare wires on other end) 2 Mounting screws 2 Flat washers Product Manual Installation Guide Product Research Features Overview: The Rosen Color Backup Camera (DP-1068-1) is compatible with Rosen & Car Show navigation-multimedia head units which feature either a proprietary multi-pin backup-camera connector port or standard composite video jack (Camera In). The Rosen backup camera will allow you to see what is behind your vehicle on the Rosen navigation-multimedia head unit's integrated LCD monitor. Installation: The Rosen Color Backup Camera comes with an integrated mounting bracket and various cables to install the unit (a composite video cable with male RCA connectors on each end is required for head unit's with a composite video jack camera input). This small camera (mounting bracket included) can be installed on the rear bumper by the license plate of your SUV, truck, or car, with high quality, color picture projected right onto the Rosen navigation-multimedia head unit's LCD monitor. The mounting bracket is fixed, and the camera angle is not adjustable. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. 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