Whoa there, Kunta.

The defense gave up 37 points. Not great, but a team can win giving up that number.

The offense scored a net 9 points (16 - 7 for the pick 6). Nine points can't win diddly piss.

The offense, regardless of whose fault it was (coaches vs players, calls vs execution, etc), was exactly the problem.

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Posted by OldPete

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Member since Oct 2013

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Posted on 1/15/19 at 5:42 am to prevatt33

There were plenty of issues in all phases of the game against Clemson, offense, defense, special teams, and coaching...there was no one side of the ball that was more egregious than the other, they were equally bad...Clemson was just better that night and much better prepared...

This post was edited on 1/15/19 at 5:43 am

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Posted by Bryantboyz

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Member since Dec 2018

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Posted on 1/15/19 at 6:44 am to prevatt33

Offense was exactly the problem? Are you drunk again? There were several scoring ops where coach went on 4th when he should have taken the 3. Numerous drives went deep into Clemson territory but horrible play calling showed its face like the 1st quarter vs Uga.

So I’ll clarify the offense talent nor its ability to consistently move the ball on Clemson were the problem. But yes it didn’t finish drives and the picks hurt too. However Bama had 450 total yards and more 1st downs and won the time of possession battle.

There was no point in which Bama’s offense looked incapable however the defense was putrid on every level from early in the game to finish. Two players on the defense completely sold their teammates out one of which was Savion.

I hope Golding returns to coaching dbs and Bama hires an experienced lb coach

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