Here's hoping Mike Locksley learned something from the SECCG......

......and assuming he calls the plays against Oklahoma.

I thought play calling against UGA was poor to say the least. Tua struggled from the get-go, and the running game was moving the ball. You could tell that Tua was injured early in that game. But instead of pounding the ball with the RBs, Locksley kept putting the game on Tua's shoulders. Bama's best drive in the first half was a five play 75 yard TD producer, that was all running backs.

One way of beating Kyler Murray, is to let him watch the game from the sidelines. Army was able to do that, and I think Bama can as well.