Great job. I don't know about you, but it can be extremely frustrating watching this team - they look great at times and then look like crud for a play or two. This is a young team as far as experience - I guess it is just growing pains.

Who brings a bottle of mustard to a football game?

Great job as usual.

Where do I begin? Is it the poor defensive scheme that allowed A&M to move the ball at will? Is it the messed up protection calls for the OL? BTW, Owens is absolutely killing Bama at OT. Is it having 1st and goal from the 4 yd line and throwing three passes into the flats instead of running B Rob? Is it crapping away a momentum changing blocked punt for a TD by allowing a KO return for a TD? What a horrible set of circumstances this game showcased. Right now, Bama is like a lot of fans - spoiled. They think they can show up and teams will cower because of the Crimson Tide label. When Bama went ahead with 5 minutes left, I believe they were like a lot of fans - they felt it was over. They do not have a killer instinct. This loss was highly unavoidable, but in reality not too big of a surprise. I had a feeling this would happen at some point. Didn't think it would happen to an undermanned A&M team. So disappointing and frustrating.

Nice job as always. Are you noticing too many instances of poor tackling technique, especially at the second and third levels?

Nice job, coach. I am very concerned about both sides of the LOS. the right side of the OL seems to be having trouble - don't know if it was communication due to noise, or just poor technique. The DL was absolutely manhandled a lot Saturday. My question: was this due to them tiring, poor technique, or maybe poor preparation? I am not one to call for coach's heads, but when do we start looking at Golding and his preparation with his defense?

Really interesting read.

Bama needed a game like this. MSU played very good defensively, and Bama needs to feel some heat at the end of a game to get ready for the SEC and NCAA tourney.

 

Always enjoy your analysis. It truly has been a great football season. Roll Tide!

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I'm seeing articles about Mullens from UF being considered for NFL jobs. I bet the UF administration wouldn't object too highly to him leaving.

Look for the new OC to be someone that is not on the radar. JMO

Great analysis. I thought ND was good up front on both sides of the ball. I think we will match up better with OSU up from that we did with ND. I really like the matchup with OSU defensive backs.