🏈 Alabama in the red zone

[BamaUte]

They've scored TD's on 16 of their 38 trips (42.1%), "good" for 109th in the nation. In SEC play, the TD conversion rate is 4-18 (22%) and the overall conversion rate is 15-18 (83%).

Greg McElroy is 8-31 (25.8%). He's 0-12 when targeting Julio and 8-19 with 4 TD's to everyone else.

Here's the TD breakdown:
Upchurch 19-yard run
Ingram 6-yard run
Ingram 18-yard reception
Ingram 2-yard run
Richardson 9-yard run
McElroy 2-yard run
Richardson 1-yard run
Ingram 5-yard run
Grant 1-yard run
Grant 9-yard run
Ingram 14-yard reception
Ingram 2-yard run
Ingram 11-yard run
Peek 3-yard reception
Hanks 7-yard reception
Ingram 4-yard run

I'm way too lazy to find it out myself, but I'd love to see the breakdown of Bama's run/pass splits in the RZ and the success rates.

 

[joeman546]

I cant count about 3 td receotions that were flat out dropped. I am not worried about redzone efficiency though.

If we can get down there more than twice, we will start putting up numbers. I dont mind if we end up settling for field goals, as long as the team is trying to go for TDs.

As long as we keep going for toucjdowns the problem will correct itself in time IMO

 

[LBS]

Those numbers for not seem to jive with the sceptic comments from CBS's Terrible Two, and honestly my own impressions.

I don't mind being wrong no and then, but to be lumped in with Thing One and Thing Onerer is not comfortable.