No need to watch a replay, just start at page one of the game complaint thread...Been working all day ... what did I miss?![]()
No need to watch a replay, just start at page one of the game complaint thread...Been working all day ... what did I miss?![]()
Maybe so. But that's 5 times in 4 games where a touchdown has been negated by a penalty.When Alabama appeared to score a rushing touchdown during the first drive of the 2nd half, it is likely that the running back would have been stopped if the defender had not been held. I wouldn't cry too much over those "lost points".
He called a great game! And the boys executed it well. Great to see the energy they get from one another. Fun guys to watch.I love Kevin Steele…that is all.
This is an Alabama defense. I’ve missed this type of play. They have been really good all year. They finally gave out against Texas, but they were put in bad spot after bad spot in that game and the only reason Bama had a shot in the 4th to be in the game was the defense.He called a great game! And the boys executed it well. Great to see the energy they get from one another. Fun guys to watch.
I'm glad we didn't lose to Ole Miss, but I'm not sure I'm ready to say it was a good win. The OL allowed so many negative plays in the first half to a pretty average defense. Hard to believe we continue to struggle with shotgun snaps. The defense is very good and it's great to see Malachi play at such a high level. Good second half, but we sure can't afford first halves like that against the rest of our SEC schedule.
OSU/ND one of the best games I've seen in a while. Can't beat the drama of a score on the last play of the game for a win.From where I sat some observations:
1. We played hard and played together...not perfect, but together.
2. This team is learning what it takes to win in effort and execution. They depended on superstars the last few years, especially offensively. TR called a really good game. The OL finally came together.
3. Except for one play in the 1st half -- QB draw -- KS called a great game. No way you leave the middle open. I'll give them the 4th down pass late -- great play call by LK.
4. We played a lot of people -- on both sides of the ball -- especially in the lines. I thought #30 -- Jihaad Campbell -- played fantastic in replacing #32 -- Deontae Lawson. Tim Keenan III kept showing up on the DL. Many, many others played well and hard.
5. Scoring is down across the board in big games as teams are going back to more running attacks to maintain ball control and shorten the game.
6. There are no perfect teams, offensively or defensively -- all have weaknesses, although Oregon did not show many yesterday.
7. The OSU/ND game was a classic...I actually watched it to the end -- which was late over here in EDT.
Enough of my rambling...TF does a lot to promote mental health as we can get it off our chests, so to speak.
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As long as you post there, but don't read all the other posts. They are depressing...I love the complaint thread. It's the best therapy in the world. I'm calling my therapist and canceling my weekly appointment Monday. ðŸ˜Â
2. This team is learning what it takes to win in effort and execution. They depended on superstars the last few years, especially offensively. TR called a really good game. The OL finally came together.
We are making progress. If JM keeps making incremental improvements, and the O line keeps making incremental improvements, we should be in the race for the West. If we make enough improvement and avoid major injuries , who knows how far we can go. Wouldn't trade our defense for anyone in the country.
I reference the Refs not knowing what down it was.
I started to post that all you get there is insight into the personalities of the members. One hopes that it's their dark sides.As long as you post there, but don't read all the other posts. They are depressing...