Re: SECCG Postgame
Anyone watching the post-game press conf? Saban looks torn up ... honestly, it sounds as if he wants to cry.
Anyone watching the post-game press conf? Saban looks torn up ... honestly, it sounds as if he wants to cry.
Anyone watching the post-game press conf? Saban looks torn up ... honestly, it sounds as if he wants to cry.
Tebow:
Ok.. I see why all the buzz. Good kid and remarkable player. Lot's of man love going ok, rubbing heads with team mates, whatever. And were those tears on the sideline? Big night for you, Congrats.
Tebow, you tried and tried to carry the ball in for a TD, didn't you? Play after play was designed for you to carry the pigskin into the endzone, yet we just kept stopping you! Remember that. There is no footage, no photo... cause we did not allow that to happen.
So proud of the Crimson Tide! Now all you folks that CAN, get your butts to T-town to WELCOME HOME OUR BOYS! Show 'em some much deserved LOVE!:BigA:
We led that game going into the fourth quarter. We ran it right down UF's throat all the way through the 3rd quarter and had passed the ball well enough throughout the game that the fourth quarter should have been a heavy dose of Coffee and Ingram behind the OL paving the way to the end zone. What happened on offense instead on that first drive of the fourth quarter was inexplicable and it was the difference in the game.
I just cannot believe that we were EXACTLY where we wanted to be going into the fourth quarter and then decided to play to our offense's weaknesses instead of its strengths.
This is what I thought as well, JM stated he could not get away with what got us here, but that drive, starting at our 40 only down 4, he went away with what got us there. If we run it down there throat, we are playing for a national championship.We led that game going into the fourth quarter. We ran it right down UF's throat all the way through the 3rd quarter and had passed the ball well enough throughout the game that the fourth quarter should have been a heavy dose of Coffee and Ingram behind the OL paving the way to the end zone. What happened on offense instead on that first drive of the fourth quarter was inexplicable and it was the difference in the game.
I just cannot believe that we were EXACTLY where we wanted to be going into the fourth quarter and then decided to play to our offense's weaknesses instead of its strengths.