TheFlash1971
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I do agree that the fans care way more than players. It hurts my soul.I promise you, the fans that are mad are way more emotional about the loss than the players. Many of them seem to not have a care in the world. It’s all fun and games on the sideline as they are getting their butts kicked on the field. If they cared they’d do something about it. This team is still infected with a losers mentality. They can’t win the tough games consistently. They crack under pressure. Yesterday was a great example of this teams loser mindset and absolutely pathetic to watch.
That was a bad way to lose a game. Get your hopes up then the second half happened..In the past 9 trips to AL I have hoped we would pull off some miracle upset. It got to where I wasn’t even watching this game during the end of Butch and Pruitt years.
While I didn’t necessarily think we would win, I felt very confident we could without needing said miracle. When we went up by 2 scores at half time my emotions were super high. Only to see them totally wilt. THAT hurts more than just knowing we suck and getting out butt kicked.
You obviously did not watch the game. Second, you obviously do not understand the impact of the type calls and no calls directed against Tennessee in the second half. The missed PI, the fair catch ridiculous call, even after replay, and the numerous missed holding calls on Bama offensive lineman were plenty to give Bama the advantage. Bama fans complained about Tennessee home cooking last year. So, are we down to just rigging games for the home team? Sure seems like it. I love the Vols and give credit to Bama for some excellent plays. I just have too many friends, neighbors, and fans of many teams who watched the game, and other games over the years, and all believe there needs to be serious changes in officiating at SEC and NCAA levels. I see it in basketball and baseball too. College and pros. There is so much money and power on the line, officiating would be the easy way to rig the games. Tennessee is getting called for 6.3 penalties per game and Bama 6.0. And then there is this.....He didn’t call a perfect game is an understatement. Let’s blame refs like we do every year though.
Let me preface this by saying he didn’t call a perfect game by any stretch, but the nonstop snowball of flags or lack thereof are impossible to gameplan against.
We ran well, threw well, hell we even defended well. Nothing you can do to beat the stripes on top of it all. Some calls could’ve been different, but hindsight is 20/20 when in a fair game this is completely different.
We were screwed the second we laced them up. Team did enough to win, Bama just could play beyond the rules and refs created new rules on the fly to screw us.
Let me preface this by saying he didn’t call a perfect game by any stretch, but the nonstop snowball of flags or lack thereof are impossible to gameplan against.
We ran well, threw well, hell we even defended well. Nothing you can do to beat the stripes on top of it all. Some calls could’ve been different, but hindsight is 20/20 when in a fair game this is completely different.
We were screwed the second we laced them up. Team did enough to win, Bama just could play beyond the rules and refs created new rules on the fly to screw us.
I'd not seen this stat.0-5 on fourth down last 2 games, sometimes you just have to punt
Go awayI promise you, the fans that are mad are way more emotional about the loss than the players. Many of them seem to not have a care in the world. It’s all fun and games on the sideline as they are getting their butts kicked on the field. If they cared they’d do something about it. This team is still infected with a losers mentality. They can’t win the tough games consistently. They crack under pressure. Yesterday was a great example of this teams loser mindset and absolutely pathetic to watch.
If what you're saying is true, we should've been behind the 8-ball from the moment of kickoff. I remember going into halftime up almost 2 touchdowns. While the officiating was sub-standard, no doubt, we have only ourselves to blame. The refs didn't take bad angles; the refs didb't miss tackles; they didn't whiff on a block resulting in a fumble/7 points.If you watched that game and thought the refs wasn’t going to do anything it took to make sure bama didn’t lose you are blind
Alabama is about to go 11-1/8-0 in the SEC with their only loss to a loaded Texas team. They are absolutely loaded and have the best coach in college football history. The 13 point lead we had in the 1st half was their largest first half home deficit since 2019. It definitely sucks to lose that lead and the game. The bigger mystery isn't that Alabama won the game, it's that we were able to be leading 20-7 with terribly one-sided officiating, and a roster still feeling the effects of NCAA sanctions.That is probably one of the worst Bama teams in the last 15 years. Same for Florida this year. Even measuring our roster this season vs that of a down Bama team, we still arent there.
I would have preferred punting it too, but what really went wrong there was running a play right to where they were having a lot of success. Had that been an option to the outside that play would have made a lot more sense because that had proven successful because of Joe's physical ability and bama's aggressiveness it's adaptive to the defense. It's hardly the end all be all play but it would have been the better call for the situation.Wish he had punted on that 2nd 4th down.