🏈 It never gets old ...

[musso]

[video=youtube_share;kVuqqrW5DPk]http://youtu.be/kVuqqrW5DPk[/video]

 

[Lance]

even looks better in the rolltidebama video room on the big screen

Click Me

 

[bamaledge]

No it doesn't. I still like to watch the beat down we gave Mich. St. also.

 

[musso]

Oops, my bad. I didn't know you guys already had it available on the site.

 

[TerryP]

Oops, my bad. I didn't know you guys already had it available on the site.

Don't worry about that musso.

It's something we're playing with right now. We want to archive these videos, but where and how is something we're still tossing around a bit.

It's likely, well let me say it's been discussed, we're going to use that page on another site/domain we are planning on launching in a few months.

If you put up a video a day it NEVER would be in the wrong place...well, unless you put the SAME video up everyday! :icon_lol:

I watched that video the other day along with a replay of the regular season game and have an observation that I've yet to see anyone mention. I think it's a good one...

 

[musso]

No it doesn't. I still like to watch the beat down we gave Mich. St. also.

ditto! :animbeer7io: i still remember the link to a Spartan forum someone shared here. the comments posted by the MSU fans were one of the funniest things i had ever read. in fact, i'd give anything to read those posts again.

 

[musso]

For Terry and anyone else with an informed opinion ...

after rewatching the championship game, i was reminded of some post-game impressions i had immediately following the game.

1. why in the world didn't LSU throw deep more often? if you watch how they came out in 2nd half, that's what they began doing with some success. why not more play-action followed by vertical throws?
2. also, wouldn't you think with so much time to practice that LSU's option plays would appear more rehearsed than they appeared during the game? seriously, every option play looked like they were doing it for the first time ever.
3. how about the poise of AJ during this game? the guy looked like a seasoned vet dodging LSU defenders while maintaining his focus down field.
4. no Bama penalties until a meaningless 4th quarter off-sides penalty on a LSU punt, when the game was already decided. no turnovers either. credit the players for their preparation, focus, and execution but even more praise goes to the coaching staff. notice all the unforced mistakes committed by LSU during this game.

 

[TerryP]

after rewatching the championship game, i was reminded of some post-game impressions i had immediately following the game.

1. why in the world didn't LSU throw deep more often? if you watch how they came out in 2nd half, that's what they began doing with some success. why not more play-action followed by vertical throws?
2. also, wouldn't you think with so much time to practice that LSU's option plays would appear more rehearsed than they appeared during the game? seriously, every option play looked like they were doing it for the first time ever.
3. how about the poise of AJ during this game? the guy looked like a seasoned vet dodging LSU defenders while maintaining his focus down field.
4. no Bama penalties until a meaningless 4th quarter off-sides penalty on a LSU punt, when the game was already decided. no turnovers either. credit the players for their preparation, focus, and execution but even more praise goes to the coaching staff. notice all the unforced mistakes committed by LSU during this game.

They changed blocking schemes for that game.