lnsideTrap

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The hold was actually on Tennessee #9.



But 9 wasn't holding.

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Maybe we aren't talking about the same play. But if you go look at the 9:48 mark of 3rd quarter when Jennings ran the wildcat, you can see 9 holding. He even had the Bama player by the facemask.

The announcers point out during the replay that the officials called the penalty on the wrong player.

Bama Derangement Syndrome is so strong on this board. Severely clouds your judgement. Sad.

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What school did you attend and what was the reason they put yall up there?

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University of Alabama
I don't recall being given a reason. I know for sure we were up there for the 2003 season.

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Two is Tua, I think.

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It couldn't be Tua because he said that the QBs both had a 3-2 record in those 5 games.

Bama only lost once all season.

didn't have enough game film on Bama's backup QB. That's why they weren't ready for him.

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Can somebody sum up what he said in one or two sentences



Sure. 

He said We Comin’

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So he was able to tell Bama the same thing Coach O has, but he did it by using full sentences and coherent language.

Looks they each are getting the same results too.

The QB actually had bruised ribs, not a broken collarbone, which would indicate that the majority of the force was directed to the lower chest area.

Prefer a Homecoming at any school over a Homocumming at aTm.

So, Saban is the longest tenured coach in the SEC and has fewer SEC losses than 10 of the other 13 coaches.

2 of the coaches, with fewer losses, have only coached for 1 year.

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How old are you? 34? Come on, man.

Tennessee was No. 1 in bowl appearances for a long, long time.

Are they counting the semifinals and championship games (two bowls per season)? That has to be the case.

Here's a link to a late 2011 article saying Tennessee and Texas were tied for No. 1.

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That article says that Tennessee and Texas are tied with number of appearances, but it did not say tied at #1.

I was a freshman at Bama in 2000, and Bama was already #1 in bowl appearances by that time. Then Bama had probably their darkest 8 year period from 2000 through 2007 (although there were 3 10-win seasons during that time). But I guess you could say they have possibly had their best 10 year stretch since then.