Jalen Hurts doesn't show the slightest hint of frustration. His head is still held high. His voice never waivers. The same resolute, borderline stoic quarterback you saw leading Alabama to a 14-1 record as a true freshman last season is the same one you'll find off the field today. He was this way in the moments after the national championship game in January. In a locker room full of understandably upset teammates, the 18-year-old from Texas took the 35-31 loss to Clemson in stride. He admitted the offense's execution could have been better, that he could have been better. "You never want to be on this end of it, but today we are," he told reporters that night. "My sophomore season starts tomorrow." And the next day, on Jan. 10, he and coach Nick Saban were on the phone discussing some of the things he needed to improve for next season. Read more http://www.espn.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/128716/jalen-hurts-a-steady-hand
