I liked the hiring of Miles because of his emotion, and I still like it now... Saban lost to UAB... he rebounded pretty well didn't he? Les is...
SugarBowl/Rose Bowl
Nothing justifies this... but Tennessee didn't have to act like a bunch of dicks after they beat us either
But if our PLAYERS execute a little better, this is all a dead issue...
Bingo!
The same team that almost lost to Ole Miss? Be real! We can run the ball everyplay and beat them by 30
The next hiccup, RP is going to be throwing on the sidelines
We sat near the tunnel, and every 5-6 plays, a diff guy was going in for an IV... We underestimated the heat
What 5 games do you see us losing? Florida, Bama, and Auburn are the only ones even remotely possible, and I think the 1st one is the only one...
He did make mistakes... I am not going to question that... He made HUGE mistakes... But ultimately, had the players done a few more things...
Miles didn't fumble twice when we were about to score... Miles didn't drop an INT (Pittman) that would have gone to the house Miles didnt...
Right... we beat Florida, we are 10-1 easy...
whoever it was the put the UT flag at midfield hopefully...
To leave on a good note... we had 91,900 tonight... that is amazing considering the circumstances... Goodnight people! Have a great day/week!...
So the guy who made Nasa what it is today don't have a vision?
now THAT I agree about... the 2nd half, we opened up running, etc... you cant explode for a 3 yd gain... Then Tennessee carved us up... you...
Right... but if indeed it is this massive drop-off in coaching like you all say, will the players still come here? That is MY question and fear
I learned that it isnt worth it being mad... It really isnt... When we wake up tomm and are over our temper tantrum, the score will still be the...
The only play call I TOTALLY disagreed with was the fullback dive in OT... to me, that was a wasted play
We beat Florida, we lose 1 game... simple as that... You seem to forget that our best offensive player is hurt for the year... No excuses,...
