Bama Game Thread: Official PostGame Thread Bama vs. MSU...

[TIDE-HSV]

Well, I've been through the hip socket/hip injury route. My replacement was done by the Andrews group, specifically by Dr. Davis, the GaTech team physician. Nothing is ever the same. They don't recommend running at all. Bo did that when he shouldn't and replacements have come a long way since then. Either a dislocation or a broken hip socket, his career here is probably over and it's sad. He was just sort of a magic player to watch. Our team needs to pull together and see how far we can go. May not be popular to say, but I really think that Mac Jones is probably the equal of GMac, and we won a NC with him...

 

[CoachJeff]

Well, I've been through the hip socket/hip injury route. My replacement was done by the Andrews group, specifically by Dr. Davis, the GaTech team physician. Nothing is ever the same. They don't recommend running at all. Bo did that when he shouldn't and replacements have come a long way since then. Either a dislocation or a broken hip socket, his career here is probably over and it's sad. He was just sort of a magic player to watch. Our team needs to pull together and see how far we can go. May not be popular to say, but I really think that Mac Jones is probably the equal of GMac, and we won a NC with him...

They’re similar players but GMac had a great defense to lean on.

 

[im4datide]

Its hard to have this rotten of a feeling after a win but dang it i do

Me too! Doesn’t feel like a win. I feel worse than I did losing to LSU


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[Tide Rev]

Aaron Suttles: Tua has a dislocated hip with posterior wall fracture, out for the year.

 

[deliveryman35]

I didn’t watch the game or see the injury but I gather from everything I’ve seen on here and other social media platforms that barring a miraculous recovery Tua has taken his last snap as a collegiate player.

November almost never seems to be a kind month to us. I sincerely hope that our ptb will seriously consider rebalancing our schedule at some point by moving some conference games around. 3 out of 4 meat grinder games in the final month the regular season is too much.

 

[AlexanderFan]

Time to hire someone to teach blocking and tackling. It’s also time to find guys who want to block and tackle. The trenches have no fire anymore and it’s spring to the other parts of the team.


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[Cruiser]

Aaron Suttles: Tua has a dislocated hip with posterior wall fracture, out for the year.

Saw that on his Twitter feed; Sad news; [FONT=&quot]Great kid and pure magic to watch in a Crimson uniform; best wishes for the future. RTR #13 ![/FONT]

 

[CB4]

Right now I care little about wins and losses, championships, or individual awards.

Right now I’m heart sick for a young man that has done nothing but represent the University and this program as the epitome of class and dignity. Tua is everything a student athlete can and should be.

Sickening and heartbreaking.

 

[TideWatcher]

I have been watching football a long time. Tua throwing to these receivers was one of the biggest treats if not the biggest I've had as a fan. Hate it for him; will join the prayers for him.

 

[CB4]

Right now I care little about wins and losses, championships, or individual awards.

Right now I’m heart sick for a young man that has done nothing but represent the University and this program as the epitome of class and dignity. Tua is everything a student athlete can and should be.

Sickening and heartbreaking.

 

[GeorgiaTider]

Najee hamming it up with those Marines. LOL Good for him.

As a vet, I appreciate him taking the time. It will be a good memory for all involved.

 

[bamamc1]

I grew up as a child in the 70’s with Coach Bryant. Tua is the best we’ve had at the QB position. He’s a great young man and a great example for all. It’s my prayer tonight that he is restored to full health. Thanks Tua for all you’ve done for us.

 

[BamaNation]

This reminds me of the Tuscaloosa newspaper headlines September 1988: "Saddest Bama Victory Ever."
Bama defeated Vandy 44-10, but lost Bobby Humphrey and Gene Jelks in the same game.

that was the first Bama game I ever attended. Today feels worse than that.

 

[TideEngineer08]

that was the first Bama game I ever attended. Today feels worse than that.

Today feels worse than the Prothro injury. And that was a horrible day.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

Today feels worse than the Prothro injury. And that was a horrible day.

Exactly what I was thinking.

 

[Tidewater]

that was the first Bama game I ever attended. Today feels worse than that.

Sadly, I agree. Still sick to my stomach.

 

[Tenntiderman]

Agree with all these posts. Havent thought much about the win. Unreal the fate of this season. And then you realize how much these injuries affect the lives of these young fellas.MSU had some kids carted off too. Hope they are ok. Havent heard. Tua just couldnt catch a break. I recall when he first started playing that he injured his throwing hand. Just injury prone it has seemed.

 

[NationalTitles18]

Today feels worse than the Kerry Goode injury against BC in '84.

 

[Saban4Ever]

Today feels worse than the Kerry Goode injury against BC in '84.

I’m Facebook friends with Kerry. He writes the most inspirational posts. Very faith based. Makes me shed tears sometimes. He’s a great person.

 

[ReturnToGlory]

I just don't ever remember Saban or any coach at Bama pulling a starting QB in 1st half regardless of score.

Watching this game, I know I didn't want Tua to come out because I wasn't sure if defense would control the game. Really hadn't all year.