But according to third-year defensive coordinator Kane Wommack, that's not necessarily a problem — It's a challenge. Kane Wommack challenges young and hungry Tide reserves pushing for consistent snaps in crowded Alabama secondary"Well, I mean, you guys know, y'all have watched for the last two years — we play players," Wommack told reporters. But to your point, those guys have earned or are moving in a direction to earn more playing time, right? For Wommack, the Tide's reserves will have to meet the standard set by those in front of them and prove they can step in without any significant drop-off. For Alabama, finding proper playing time for capable subs is a problem the defensive staff won't mind having.