taken from the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

 Working under three offensive coordinators in three years usually is too much for a college quarterback to handle.

 But Alabama senior quarterback John Parker Wilson has used the challenge to his advantage, and it appears he finally is running an offense in which he can flourish.

 ”I’m comfortable, and I’m seeing the field really good,” he said. “This is my third year starting, so I think I’m kind of growing up a little bit.”

 Wilson has had to cope with changes in leadership and offensive scheme in every season as the Crimson Tide’s starting quarterback.

 Entering his sophomore season under offensive coordinator Dave Rader, Wilson faced the pressure of replacing Brodie Croyle, the owner of many Alabama career passing records.

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Beginning with the Boise State, Oklahoma football game of 2007, strange things have been happening in the world of college football. These events have not only been interesting, but they have been great for NCAA football. The unthinkable, the impossible, and things that have never happened before have occurred this year on more than one occasion. A new era has dawned in the college game, and I expect it to continue. We have learned that a David can actually take down a Goliath. We have also learned that heart and will can spurn unconceivable upsets. Are we in a twilight zone era for college football, and if so, how long will it continue?

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