- Jun 12, 2014
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Alabama vs Texas A&M
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I'm so proud to say that Florida is still the last team not to allow a non-offensive TD to Bama.
Ahhhhh....moral victories!!
This Bama team is pretty sick. And they're doing it w/ a true freshman at QB. The talent on that team is unbelievable. They just beat two top 10 teams by 18+ points.... (unless A&M gets an "oh by the way" TD at the end here).
- Aug 28, 2014
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That makes no sense, a good coach can take them because they have more talent and depth?
- Sep 8, 2014
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The only "good coach" that can take Bama is Urban. And that's a toss-up. Not sure what the point of his posts is supposed to be. Sour grapes? Jealousy? I don't know. As a CFB fan I can appreciate how good they are and how good of a coach/GM Saban is. I doubt we'll ever see anything like Saban & Meyer again in CFB. We at least got to enjoy 5 good years of Meyer (I know, he was here for 6 years...but we got 5 "good" years). It's a shame none of these Saban-tree coaches we've hired have come within a fraction of their mentor. Maybe if there's another coaching change in the future we go to the Urban-tree?
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In any case I see no evidence that Alabama suffers from poor coaching. Saban/Meyer are the top of the heap and I don't know of anybody else that is close.
- Jun 18, 2014
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We can beat Bama.
- Jun 12, 2014
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Yes, exactly.
- Aug 28, 2014
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In this economy?
- Jun 12, 2014
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Well you have to have some level of 'economy', but yes there are many teams with enough economy to do it. Exploit their weaknesses. They exist.
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- Jun 10, 2014
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I will say that I haven't been super impressed with Bama's offense this year, but they don't use their offense to beat people, either.
- Jun 9, 2014
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As much as I hate Kiffin, that is a Spread problem not a Kiffin problem. Pretty much every spread is impotent in the redzone because the gaps aret there unless someone on D just screws up.
- Jun 19, 2014
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Let me know when you find an example of bama regularly stalling in the red zone against sh*t teams. I'll hang up and wait.Since we're using the transitive property with Bama, we both played UK at home, and we put up 45 offensive points to Bama's 27.
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In case you hadn't noticed, we've had several "stalls in the red zone" because our HC decided to go for it on 4th down instead of sending Eddie out for a near guaranteed 3 points. Just saying...
- Jun 19, 2014
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You're high aren't you? Just admit it
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We are 18/25 in the redzone which is bad.
EP has missed one Redzone FG 19/25
We took points off another FG 20/25
At least one other 4&1 we could've kicked a FG 21/25
And two redzone fumbles 23/25.
Interpret the data how you wish.
EP has missed one Redzone FG 19/25
We took points off another FG 20/25
At least one other 4&1 we could've kicked a FG 21/25
And two redzone fumbles 23/25.
Interpret the data how you wish.
- Jun 19, 2014
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Stalling in the red zone includes being forced to kick on fg's on 4th down.
