DD4ME
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I imagine many or most responses will be similar, but what are your thoughts on our potential path to victory in Tuscaloosa? I liked that someone pointed out the transition of this streaky series has come with back-to-back wins, so maybe we have a superstitious path, too.
My potential path to victory:
#1 BOTH lines and the running backs dominate. They have to be the tip of the spear IMO. Providing the rest of the team and Joe confidence.
Some receiver steps WAY up in all facets of the game: Gets open when we need, bails Joe out on imperfect throws, and makes clutch catches in the red zone. My prediction is Keyton.
Joe minimizes mistakes: No turnovers, no string of bad passes that wreck drives and quarters, and above all, no forced errors in the red zone.
Score if this happens 27 UT - 23 AL
TN - 1 passing TD, 1 rushing TD, 1 defensive or special teams score & 2 field goals
AL - 2 passing TD's early that most of us write the game off over. 3 field goals cause our defensive line pressure, and the tighter windows for Milroe make Saban play very conservatively in the red zone.
My potential path to victory:
#1 BOTH lines and the running backs dominate. They have to be the tip of the spear IMO. Providing the rest of the team and Joe confidence.
Some receiver steps WAY up in all facets of the game: Gets open when we need, bails Joe out on imperfect throws, and makes clutch catches in the red zone. My prediction is Keyton.
Joe minimizes mistakes: No turnovers, no string of bad passes that wreck drives and quarters, and above all, no forced errors in the red zone.
Score if this happens 27 UT - 23 AL
TN - 1 passing TD, 1 rushing TD, 1 defensive or special teams score & 2 field goals
AL - 2 passing TD's early that most of us write the game off over. 3 field goals cause our defensive line pressure, and the tighter windows for Milroe make Saban play very conservatively in the red zone.