Every team has their tendencies, so pointing out the one tendency you picked out from Team A shouldn't really matter to future opponents because Teams W and J might have completely different tendencies. The main team it hurts is TAMU.
Phil Savage mentioned during the radio broadcast he noticed how TAMU's OL did these things. Wild thing about it is no other defense noticed before this? Or no other defense at least didn't take advantage of it.
And yet all week, the Texags faithful have been more concerned with BAMA having the refs in their pocket since they didn't flag BAMA for all the targeting/helmet to helmet hits (basically happened every play)and holding fouls (again basically happened every play), the rampant PED abuse by the BAMA team (evidenced by positions like the DL having all the same body type/build) and how BAMA runs the SEC the same way texas does the biglittle 12(10).
Yep. TexAgs has been my comedy relief recently lolAnd yet all week, the Texags faithful have been more concerned with BAMA having the refs in their pocket since they didn't flag BAMA for all the targeting/helmet to helmet hits (basically happened every play)and holding fouls (again basically happened every play), the rampant PED abuse by the BAMA team (evidenced by positions like the DL having all the same body type/build) and how BAMA runs the SEC the same way texas does the biglittle 12(10).
oh aggy
We don't even need the extra analysts for this give though. We looked for this type of stance difference when I was in HS, over 20 years ago. We'd also look ath their fingers in the three point stance to see if they were putting more or less pressure on them (forward or backward lean). Some guys can hide it, some can't, and some are good at showing one thing and doing another.
And after this game, Saban just might've put word out so aTm could adjust and maybe not lose another SEC game - if you get the drift of what I'm saying, and who they're playing in a couple of weeks and who they've already beaten.
