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This is absolute historical revisionism. Someone who is 100% isn't listed as a game-time decision by the coaching staff, doesn't limp off the field after the game, and isn't a game-time decision for the Mississippi State game the very next week.

Saban said Tua was "fine" before the game and about "90%" after the game.

Crying about Tua's "injury" is a sad cope. The man threw for 400 yards and 4 touchdowns, didn't start limping until it was clear they weren't going to win the game.

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Posted by 3down10

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Posted on 6/27/21 at 11:50 am to SidewalkTiger

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Saban said Tua was "fine" before the game and about "90%" after the game.

Crying about Tua's "injury" is a sad cope. The man threw for 400 yards and 4 touchdowns, didn't start limping until it was clear they weren't going to win the game.

I hate the Tua injury, but you quoting 4 TDs and his yards to say he had a good game is total bullshite.

Alabama fans do that crap too. But the reality is he spent 3 quarters of the game not doing shite but turning the ball over. It wasn't until Najee Harris starting getting more carries that the team started moving the ball.

Tua didn't do shite in the game really. 2 of those TDs came from DeVonta Smith getting wide open. Another TD came from Najee Harris taking a short pass and running it for a TD.

And the other TD came from the only real drive he had in the game that resulted in a TD, rather than a fumble. Which didn't happen until the 4th quarter, came after Najee opened things up and still relied a decent amount on Najee.

He had a shitty game, but I think the injury excuse is weak. He tried to win the Heisman and made piss poor decisions the entire game. The defense and special teams is the only reason Alabama even had a chance at the end.

This post was edited on 6/27/21 at 11:52 am

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