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the Music City Bowl was a very pleasant surprise and it left us heading into the offseason with a better taste in our mouths. Most importantly, it seemed to be an indicator for the future instead of a blip of success on the radar. That was the game where Gus Malzahn said “screw it, I’m calling these plays” after Chip Lindsey left, and he took control back in a big way. You saw it, but even against an overmatched and slow B1G team, 56 first-half points is unbelievable. Now during the spring, Gus has apparently been much more hands on in his coaching approach

Well, I honestly knew nothing about this and it's kind of scary for the SEC.

Malzahn unleashed and left to his own devices, with complete control of play calling, will likely unleash hell and it's demons given even a small opportunity.

I'm talking Springdale High School type complete dominance. An air raid that will make Hal Mumme and Mike Leach both shite their pants simultaneously could very well soon make an appearance.

Gus is, no joke, the greatest offensive mind the game of college football has ever known but, he has been hindered and cut short in his implementations of his game-plans.

His early to mid 2000's high school teams, with Mustain at the helm, were the best high school teams to ever exist in the the history of the sport.