“It’s 11 pieces” – Mark Ingram bravely predicts that Alabama surpasses its victory in the overall screening for the 2025 season

Mark Ingram offered his prediction on what the Alabama season would look like 2025. Crimson Tide had a disappointing trip last season, finishing with a 9-4 record and missed College Football Playoff In the first season, Kalen Deboer in charge of the program.

In the recent “Triple Option” installment, Mark Ingram boldly predicted that Alabama would move to his projected victory for the 2025 season. Crimson Tide currently has a screening of 9.5 victories, but the Heisman Trophy winner see his Alma Mater win at least 11 games.

Expressing confidence in Deboer and his team, Mark Ingram interrupted what the season 2025 would look like Alabama Playing by game. Crimson Tide should face the same teams as 2024. In conference games for the upcoming season. However, websites will be transferred.

“In Florida, we know the season they had,” Ingram said. “They will want to refuse. Then you have Ulm. Then you have Wisconsin … I’m going 3-0. Then you have in Georgia. It will obviously be a fight for dogs.”

“Then you go Wandy, Dub. Missouri, Dub. Tennessee, Game Revenge, Dub. South Carolina, in South Carolina, Dub. Lsu, Dub. Oklahoma, Revenge again, Dub. East Illinois, Dub. There is your 10.5 Obes in Iroom, it’s 11-Pikek.

Mark Ingram expresses concern in Alabama who plays the state of Florida in his non -conference game

Alabama opens season 2025 on The state of Florida. While Seminoles 2024 had an unpleasant season, they will reject this year, creating some challenges for Crimson Tide. Mark Ingram expresses concern about playing this type of game in the schedule of non -conference.

“You’re talking about this in Florida’s state to jump out, the first week,” Ingram said. “We talked about scheduling. We talked about the potential of scheduling these types of games to start the year and how it can really affect you.”

“Lose that game and behind eight balls. Will you be punished for her? Yes, you will. We saw that the schedule power could not be occupied last year. So that will start the season a big test.”

After missing Alabama last season, there is a wide belief that the strength of the schedule is less important in the decision of the CFP selection board. Because of this, many coaches have denied the idea of ​​playing heavy opponents in the non -league games because they could be punished for that.