Ok, who beats Bama and why

#102
#102
Champ22 said:
If you read anything about the game, instead of running your mouth, you would know that is how Ark. thought of it all season.
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What difference does that make. AL needed two complete gifts to win the ballgame.
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#103
#103
Champ22 said:
If you read anything about the game, instead of running your mouth, you would know that is how Ark. thought of it all season.
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What the hell does that have to do with Mallet gift wrapping two picks and giving Alabama the victory?
 
#104
#104
this could be the wk bama has their 1st loss. fl has figured out how to run their offense and can pass it. bama is exposed. some defiencies can't be fixed. remember it took bama's best games to beat lsu, fl , and auburn last year. lsu and auburn are better and fl has the overall coaching and talent. bama is 3/4 the team they were last year. they were ready to fold last week and ark blew it. yes BAMA was ready to fold.
 
#106
#106
Mallet set Arky up through 3 quarters of the game to win. Then he blew up in the 4th and gave it back.
 
#108
#108
TUSKtimes said:
Or Bama seized the moment, put the pressure on and had stretch's head on a swivel. Just a matter of perspective.
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Bama seized the moment? Sounds like the perspective of a homer to me.

It's ok to admit that Mallet let you all off the hook.
 
#110
#110
Mallett definitely choked late. But some of that had to do with the fact that Bama started hitting him when he had stayed clean in the 1st half.

Also, GMac two interceptions were a bad decision and a poor throw, both of which could have been scores had he not messed up. Bama should have had at least 10 more points in the first half, and yet they were able to dig deep and find a way to win.

You can put it all on Mallett, but that wouldn't been 100% true.
 
#111
#111
bamawriter said:
Mallett definitely choked late. But some of that had to do with the fact that Bama started hitting him when he had stayed clean in the 1st half.

Also, GMac two interceptions were a bad decision and a poor throw, both of which could have been scores had he not messed up. Bama should have had at least 10 more points in the first half, and yet they were able to dig deep and find a way to win.

You can put it all on Mallett, but that wouldn't been 100% true.
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No, really, Mallet gave you all the game.
 
#114
#114
Well as far as mallett throwing interceptions when hes trying to throw the ball away, thats about as big a choke job as you can get. I dont see many teams who can challenge alabama's secondary like that. Who knows, I think bama is going to be in a lot of close games but im not sure they will lose.
 
#115
#115
Bumi said:
No, really, Mallet gave you all the game.
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Oh, you're right. I forgot that Mallett's interceptions happened completely in a vacuum, and that he and the defensive back were the only people on the field.

I also went and watched the replay, and it was totally Ryan Mallett that couldn't tackle Ingram.
 
#116
#116
bamawriter said:
Oh, you're right. I forgot that Mallett's interceptions happened completely in a vacuum, and that he and the defensive back were the only people on the field.

I also went and watched the replay, and it was totally Ryan Mallett that couldn't tackle Ingram.
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When the opposing QB throws an interception into triple coverage, leading to Bama's go ahead score, and then follows that up with some ridiculous pass lofted towards the sideline into the arms of the defender, relinquishing any chance of a comeback, it's called a choke job.

Perhaps from crimson hued glasses, it looked as if Bama's tremendous defense(that got torched all game) had more to do with Mallets picks than Mallet himself, but I assure you, that isn't the case.
 
#117
#117
bamawriter said:
Oh, you're right. I forgot that Mallett's interceptions happened completely in a vacuum, and that he and the defensive back were the only people on the field.

I also went and watched the replay, and it was totally Ryan Mallett that couldn't tackle Ingram.
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good point. Ingram killing it was the reason AL scored so many points against one of the worst defenses in the conference.

Frankly, if Childs doesn't injure an ankle, it's a different ballgame. Him losing his effectiveness let you guys play a defense you could manage. He's Mallett's favorite target, even with Williams seeing 900 balls. Qb without security blanket is a problem.
 
#120
#120
Champ22 said:
Thanks Mallet, thanks Colt McCoy, and thanks to all the other qbs out there for the last 18 straight wins:)
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who said anything of that nature? AL was the clear favorite last year and few debate it. Doesn't change that Mallett handed over two late gifts and Arkansas' best receiver was hurt.
 
#121
#121
Give it up, Bumi obviously knows more about football than all of you. He will even let you know that you obviously don't watch or know football.
 
#122
#122
BigPapaVol said:
good point. Ingram killing it was the reason AL scored so many points against one of the worst defenses in the conference.

Frankly, if Childs doesn't injure an ankle, it's a different ballgame. Him losing his effectiveness let you guys play a defense you could manage. He's Mallett's favorite target, even with Williams seeing 900 balls. Qb without security blanket is a problem.
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Picking yourself off the turf can have an adverse effect on your sense of security.
Common knowledge around these parts, if you put pressure on slim, he will spray it. We did and he did. What's easy in the first three quarters can feel much different in the one that matters most.

Sounds like someone, emotionally, got left on the short end of the score.
 
#124
#124
TUSKtimes said:
Picking yourself off the turf can have an adverse effect on your sense of security.
Common knowledge around these parts, if you put pressure on slim, he will spray it. We did and he did. What's easy in the first three quarters can feel much different in the one that matters most.

Sounds like someone, emotionally, got left on the short end of the score.
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And it sounds like someone else likes to make crap up, like silliness about pressure impacting QB play was some brainchild of AL coaches and adjustments were the difference.

Make it up as you want to hear it, but it doesn't change the reality. If you're seriously comparing your objectivity in this to two third party observers, you're a good fit in AL.
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