re: So if Alabama 'murderball' is the best way to win, why did they get away from it?

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The good thing for you is there are only a couple of teams who can do that.

Have you done in-depth dives into any other teams this season?

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Agree - which is why I made an addendum to that post noting that for our roster setup, I like the Steele negatives a bit more than the Golding negatives (but think Golding will probably be good for you guys, and I think he is a good long term investment because he'll improve on the communication front).

I haven't really looked at other teams that much. Work is hard, teams rosters are like 50% different each year and quite frankly college football in general isn't as much fun as it used to be (as I think we discussed in the realignment thread yesterday). I do know that we play a bunch of teams with good players on offense and smart coordinators (Texas, Ole Miss, A&M, Tennessee, LSU). We'll be tested quite often.