our lack of elite passrusher definitely hurts us. i guess we need to see how our guys develope.
****Official Post-Game Thread - Bama vs. aTm****
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You do realize this game was in Tuscaloosa, right?
Or that they jumped on us 21-0?
what about their 3rd down efficiency?
total yards?
rush yards?
top?
For some reason, a lot of the highly touted pass rushers are scared away from our 3-4. Guys like Clowney and Jarvis Jones would thrive in Alabama's defense.
Agree with both comments. We just need to find a jack linebacker that is a game changer with the pass rush.
I am 50 years old but no I don't remember the late sixties. What are you saying?
Yeah, I don't understand why that is. Clowney is highly regarded and will be a high draft choice but if he were on our defense he would be getting Heisman consideration.
I would like a qb that is a threat to run when the. pass protection breaks down not one that I could outrun.
They would light us up like a a pinball machine. The same staff preparing for Oregon would be the same staff that was calling plays today.
The same staff that prepared for LSU last November is the same one that called plays in the BCSCG.
He stayed home. Hard to compete with that. Also he might be considered, but that is worth the paper its printed on. PLus he doesnt have to cover where he is, just line up and get the passer.
The hype for our team came when our offense could march down the field via the pass or run. It gave our team an decided advantage combined with our always strong defense, and made us look superior to the rest of the competition.
The regression of the offense, especially the passing game is disappointing.
The regression of the offense, especially the passing game is disappointing.
Disagree. I think if you give our coaches and team 4 weeks to heal and prepare we would beat any team in the country.
Yep, and Fulton started to respond pretty well I thought, once h knew they were going to throw at him every play.
I agree with CNS's "out of gas" comment. Everyone knew that the harrowing escape in Baton Rouge would either galvanize Bama, or make them more fragile mentally. It did the latter.
No, but they could learn how to avoid the mental mistakes of losing containment. Once Alabama settled down mentally, that high powered A&M offense scored 9 points in 3 quarters.
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