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Well, there it is. The philosophy to refuse to learn from mistakes and to ensure further losses. I have seldom seen a politician who does less work but talks more. He is the opposite of the subject in a famous quote: Thune “walks loudly and carries a tiny stick.”

Here’s the issue with the Republican Party. What have they done while in power? Thune is as useless as a screen door on a submarine. Many, many people are like me and very frustrated with next to nothing being accomplished by a Republican Congress. Now that doesn’t mean that I’m going to go out and vote Democrat, however. It just means that there are very legitimate frustrations with the Republican Party right now.

Some aspects of the Republican Party have to be examined and modified. One is a lack of communication. Messaging, people. Why are decisions being made and why is it in the best interest of everyone? Yes, I know and a few of us with common sense know. But how about clarifying it for the low IQ voter. Secondly new leadership is needed. Thune obstructs many things that come before him. He is McConnell’s right hand man and needs to be removed. Not only is he a pathetic leader, he is also against many Republican efforts that would be beneficial to the party and to this country. Additionally, better candidates need to be selected. Many were very poor candidates this time around.

Thank you very, very much

I really enjoy this guy’s work. He gives a great breakdown. Tennessee’s defense played lights out. Congratulations to them. Man, our offensive line got literally abused this game.

I’ve watched and rewatched the game several times, and I have to say that I’ve seldom seen a game in which an offensive line was whipped so soundly. I generally don’t point out individual play, but the performance by our left guard is some of the worst play I’ve seen since we had Chris Capps on our offensive line. It without question makes a difference that our starting center was out. The backup center was getting whipped almost as regularly as the left guard. I echo all of you in regards to Grubb, as he does not have any feel for the game’s rhythm or stay with whats’s working. It seems it is an afterthought for him to run the ball. But back to the offensive line play. For those of you that would like insight into what I’m talking about, watch the 30 minute clip by the film guy on YouTube. It was pointed out earlier by one of our members, and it is definitely worth a watch.

Unfortunately, you have a great post that is spot on. Great post.

I try to take a while after games before posting. So here we go:

I as a fan am very frustrated to at minimum twice yearly witness an Alabama team that is completely unprepared to play a game. Losing will happen sometimes, although we want to win them all. But not even being competitive is unacceptable. We were never in this game, and could have been behind easily 21-0 or even 28-0 after the first half. DeBoer is running a good template as far as recruiting/working the portal/retaining players, but as far as motivating players and developing them, I am not seeing the progress. These teams are soft. The next time we tackle someone and they go backwards, give me a ring and let me know. Very disheartening what I saw today.

You know, I continue to see this argument about only giving up 20 points. We have a defense that cannot seem to stop air. Look at the stats of Gunner Stockton‘s passing on third down for all of you young kids. It is ridiculous that we cannot get off the field on third down. When we need a critical stop, we cannot get it. We gave up 455 yards to back up running backs and backup wide receivers.

That’s class. Both seem to be really good kids. I have been proud from day one on how well Keelon has represented THE University of Alabama

Greene being out of the second half had a lot to do with that ground game success. Georgia had 150 yards rushing after halftime.