If, if, if...
Oh please. Look, Colt ran away scared. You wouldn’t have won with him in the game or not, anyway. Colt couldn’t punch it in and had to settle for a field goal.
At least your Freshman replacement could get it into the end zone.
I will agree that Shipley is the real deal, though.
But in general, Texas was too weak to even cause Bama to *think* about throwing deep. Bama’s weapons like Julio Jones didn’t even have to be used.
Alabama’s 2nd string running back went up the middle for two touchdowns against the Longhorn defense.
Alabama coasted the entire game. Y’all never even made us break a sweat. We weren’t even dirty after the game. We looked like we had on new uniforms even after playing on grass all night.
We were calling linebacker blitzes...didn’t even need corner and safety blitzes.
We ran up the middle without even bothering to fake a pass.
Yawn.
Alabama beat 4 top ten teams this season...Texas was one of 3 of those teams that Bama beat by double digits.
Not even a close game. Taking a knee at the end. Didn’t have to bother calling time outs.
Heck, Bama could spot Texas a Nebraska extra second and y’all still wouldn’t have made the game competitive.
Y’all had better learn how to protect your next QB, too. If you can.
Congratulations to ‘Bama on the win....but like I said, count your blessings that Colt got the freak injury. Otherwise, you would be looking at #3 behind Boise State. LOL. And you Tide fans know it....you just want to put on the false arrogance to mask what you know is true. Why the heck do you bring up Julio Jones? He’s not even the best receiver on your team this year and couldn’t hold Jordan Shipley’s jock as a receiver. And your “second string” running back is probably better than your false Heisman winner. The best running back in the country played for Stanford this year. But I guess the “his father’s in jail” is a better story line for the MSM than he’s a real scholar-athlete at Stanford. The way Brent Mushburger was going on and on about Ingram’s father you would have thought it was some sort of badge of honor.....my how the times have changed since I grew up in America.