🏈 Can Bama be run on?

[bamaledge]

Clements thinks so,

"I did a lot of film study on them, and I've seen a lot of teams gash them for a lot of yards," Clement, a junior, told AL.com. "The opposing team always shot themselves in the foot and allowed Alabama to win. I believe Alabama can be run on. It's just, you've got to pound it to them. You can't really run east and west. It's really a north and south game, so it's really going to be in between the trenches."

We shall see, Mr. Clements, we shall see.

 

[BamaFan334]

What a dumbass. So this guy thinks he figured out what a bunch of coaches that are paid millions to know couldn't? Maybe he outta start coaching because apparently he can watch film and find a team's soft spot.

 

[Killer Instinct]

Alabama CAN be run on. Provided you can make the safeties and linebackers stay back and respect the pass/QB scramble. See Cardell Jones and Ohio State. They shredded this same Alabama front 7 save for the departure of Depriest. But there are a few truths I know about college football. And one of them is Joel Stave is no Cardell Jones. Prepare your anus Wiskey.

 

[jdpas29]

Hahaha... foolish

 

[RC Crimson]

Yes Wiskey anus must be properly lubricated tomorrow to prevent longterm damage.

 

[jlabit]

I hope someone posted this on the bulletin board for our defense to see.

 

[im4uainva]

I can't wait to find out. We've spent eight Months thinking about this. Eight Months pondering over a game I believe we all feel Bama coulda, shoulda, won against tOSU, and that losing feeling and taste is still nasty. And the only way to erase that taste is with a win. Strange things can happen, and have. I'm counting on Bama taking care of business this year, and Ole Wisky if the first item of business on the agenda.

Roll Tide!

 

[UAgrad93]

Wisky doesn't have what the Ohio State had. That is a passing game. Just because they threw on the Barn, they think that will open up the run. Hell! I'm 44 and with a bum left shoulder, I could throw for 300 against the Barn!

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

 

[Tidestalker]

Yes Bama can be run on. Unfortunately for Wisky, Saban's D generally only gets gashed by the hurry up offenses, particularly with mobile QB's. Bama has a tendancy to over substitute and get caught unprepared at the snap. Unless Wisky plans on changing their identity, I have very little concern with the standard huddling offense gashing consistent big runs on our front 7.

 

[Bammerboy321]

Always an excuse. Alabama never soundly beats its opponent, just the other team makes mistakes. Dumb...Dumb Dumb Dumb Dumb

 

[psychojoe]

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LOL.

 

[psychojoe]

Can Wisconsin just line up and run the ball on us, with a 'stop us if you can mentality' ...we all know the answer to that one. They might catch us with a draw or a trap or misdirection, taking advantage of our own aggressiveness.

 

[bamaledge]

I guess we got our answer, didn't we Mr. Clements.

 

[planomateo]

Just listened to Wisconsin's HC Chryst post game presser. He said Clement was injured in the middle of last week and wanted to play and did.

1st question at 1:35 is about Clement's injury.

 

[bcracker]

Clement said this after the game:
After the game, Clement said Wisconsin's lack of a running game resulted from quarterback Joel Stave's passing success. He completed 26 of 39 passes for 228 yards as Clement said "we were catching a groove." But what hard about running between the tackles against Alabama?

Wisconsin players explain difficulty stopping Alabama defensive front, Tide motivated by RB's quotes

What an idiot.

 

[planomateo]

Kinda hard to find your groove on the bench.

I'd agree with him, its early in the season. If he get's to use that excuse then how did Henry average a paltry 11.3 yds per carry. Wisconsin losing #7 Caputo didn't help.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

 

[Trob]

Good to see his offensive line at least gives credit where it is due.

"They didn't really surprise us," center Dan Voltz said. "We watched a lot of tape of them. Really good front seven. Hard to find a better front seven across the country. ... They played better than us, flat out."