| FTBL 2010

That was also the beginning of the time we saw a change in the physique of players. It was the year we started seeing the injury rate effect the roster. (see '13 as another example.)

It was right at the beginning of "is this what you want college football to be" when it comes to offenses.

I believe we'll look back at '08 to '13 or so and see the dramatic shifts...I see them now, others seem to be catching up
 
Lot of inexperience with that group - especially in the secondary. Hightower returned, but it took a year for him to really get into great shape. Then Upshaw really started to establish himself as a dominant player against auburn and Michigan State. But guys like Dee Milliner and Kirkpatrick really got picked on a lot in the secondary. Once they got experience, we saw their potential come to fruition in 2011.

Also, I think it takes a season like that to really regroup the mindset of the program. New players come in thinking that just because they're wearing the uniform, they'll dominate. Oats had to deal with this in his third year with guys not buying into the process.
 
Shows how things can be and go. As several other seasons have. Reason its hard to "predict"
@USCe. .... just hit a team playing way over their capabilities
@lsu.....i dont know what happened. Lsu just kinda took over game in 4th.
@ bama vs AU...OMG. At half time. The sky literally turned orange and blue. Cam did us in
 
There is no such thing as perfect, but we had pretty dang close to the perfect game plan in the 2010 Iron Bowl. The problem was, we deviated from it by playing scared after building a 24-0 lead. They found out quick that a 24 point lead early on is NOT the same thing as a 24 point lead in the 4th quarter. We really needed to be up at least 31-0 and (probably even 38-0) to have truly deflated auburn that day. With that offense, and more than a half of football left to play, 24-0 was not insurmountable by any means. We changed up and started playing not to lose instead of continuing to play to win like we were early on. Truth be told, the GOAT did a bad coaching job that day
 
There is no such thing as perfect, but we had pretty dang close to the perfect game plan in the 2010 Iron Bowl. The problem was, we deviated from it by playing scared after building a 24-0 lead. They found out quick that a 24 point lead early on is NOT the same thing as a 24 point lead in the 4th quarter. We really needed to be up at least 31-0 and (probably even 38-0) to have truly deflated auburn that day. With that offense, and more than a half of football left to play, 24-0 was not insurmountable by any means. We changed up and started playing not to lose instead of continuing to play to win like we were early on. Truth be told, the GOAT did a bad coaching job that day

And greg fumbling at goal line. And mark fumbling headed down sideline.
And playing conservative in second half as u point out.

But that sky at half time. O shit moment
 
There is no such thing as perfect, but we had pretty dang close to the perfect game plan in the 2010 Iron Bowl. The problem was, we deviated from it by playing scared after building a 24-0 lead. They found out quick that a 24 point lead early on is NOT the same thing as a 24 point lead in the 4th quarter. We really needed to be up at least 31-0 and (probably even 38-0) to have truly deflated auburn that day. With that offense, and more than a half of football left to play, 24-0 was not insurmountable by any means. We changed up and started playing not to lose instead of continuing to play to win like we were early on. Truth be told, the GOAT did a bad coaching job that day
Score should have been 41-0 at the half. Bama left at least 17 points on the table.
 
Back
Top Bottom