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re: Senquez and Coop
Posted on 9/29/14 at 9:18 am to Tornado Alley
Posted on 9/29/14 at 9:18 am to Tornado Alley
It comes down to perception. With Ole Miss not wanting to be beat by Coop, they will not try to defend man to man. If they do, this leaves Bama with a multitude of weapons, passing and running, that are lethal. Bama hasn't scratched surface yet, with current offense. They haven't run their spread and the up-tempo that they have been practicing for (85 to 90 plays@ game).
In the last game Bama had 4 turnovers and steal with a semi-complete offense, won by 21. Defensively Bama is steadily improving. The secondary has not started the same line-up in the first 4 games. But, this is all about putting the best in slots to be the best.
As for Ole Miss, are they playing better than they did the first of the year? Can they match up with the ever improving Tide?
In the last game Bama had 4 turnovers and steal with a semi-complete offense, won by 21. Defensively Bama is steadily improving. The secondary has not started the same line-up in the first 4 games. But, this is all about putting the best in slots to be the best.
As for Ole Miss, are they playing better than they did the first of the year? Can they match up with the ever improving Tide?
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Posted on 9/29/14 at 9:22 am to bamamonty
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In the last game Bama had 4 turnovers and steal with a semi-complete offense, won by 21. Defensively Bama is steadily improving.
This sounds eerily familiar to another team. Who could that be? I wonder?
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