🏈 Just pick one player

[EasyTider]

Wormack, AJ or Javy

 

[BAMAneck]

Haft to be Derrick Thomas he would fit right in with this D . Give the guys something to really shoot for . 27

 

[Destiny's Child]

Wormack, AJ or Javy

Javier arenas was one of my all time favorites because of the way he played the game. Hustled on and off the field. Studd returner, turned himself into a solid defensive back and was always fired up and focused.

 

[bradenob]

If you could bring just one player back for this weeks game (in their prime) who would you want? I would want Van T. If the game is on the line and we had to kick, say a 52 yard FG to win, I would want him...

For THIS week's game, we need someone who can throw over the top - DT was amazing, but this D is already sick. Shaun A was amazing, but we have good RBs. Chris Samuels WOULD do better than our current guys, but they are no slouches.

Namath could scramble, run, and pass, and with a cannon for an arm. It's Joe Willie all the way for THIS game!

Roll Tide!

 

[rick4bama]

Duron Carter

Did he every get a jersey number?

 

[footballer]

DEUCE

 

[UAgrad93]

Hard to pick just one. I'll say AJ on offense, Derrick Thomas on defense, Van Tiffin handling place kicking duties with David Palmer returning kicks.

 

[bama alum]

DT or Van Tiffin are excellent choices; however, we have a solid and terrorizing LB corps, and if the game comes down to a kick, then as troll-sounding as this may be, perhaps the blame would probably lie elsewhere.

I'd like to see Eddie Jackson back. We haven't had a NOT since he was hurt.

My choice B is either John Hannah or Barrett Jones, a stellar OL who will grind the game out with either Adams or Lawson.

 

[Tidestalker]

Trent Richardson. I had more confidence when he had the ball than any other player in college football. Controlled a lot of games pushing piles and finishing drives. RTR

 

[It Takes Eleven]

For the young'uns who don't remember or weren't born yet.

31 years ago, and still among my very favorite games I've attended. I was a college kid dating an aubrun tigerette and sat in the middle of one of their sections until mid 1st quarter when our seats were shuffled to the end of the row by acclamation. Tiffin stepped up big that day, hitting four out of five FG attempts. Over time, though, we let the nostalgia drift in, and the facts get left behind. Tiffin was 17 of 26 that year, hitting a little less than two out of three attempts (65 percent). That sounds familiar to our current kicker, who was 23 of 32 last year (72 percent) and is 14 of 20 this year (70 percent). Van's boy was vilified by fans after a horrible game against Arkansas, and then he quietly became the all-time record-holder for FG, hitting 83 of 111 (74.8 percent), including those Arky misses (was it four he missed that day?). Going into that '85 Iron Bowl, Van Tiffin was just 12 of 20 for the year. He stepped up. Others will step up, perhaps Griffin, when we need them most. I threw out Chris Samuels as someone we could use this Saturday, but I'm changing my mind. Let's just play with the hand we're dealt.

RTR,

Tim

 

[rueben]

Trent Richardson. I had more confidence when he had the ball than any other player in college football. Controlled a lot of games pushing piles and finishing drives. RTR

Id have to agree with this. Our D will be solid enough to stop them, I want someone to drive the ball down the filed for us.

 

[musso]

Chris Samuels.

Given Auburn's offensive injuries plus our defensive strengths, I can't select any defensive player. So Samuels is tempting, especially given Auburn's strong DL. But I think our OL deficiencies along the interior outweigh the shoulder problems of Cam. So as a few others have noted, I'd take Warmack.

A healthy Ingram, Richardson, Lacy, or Yeldon comes in a close second because we need to control possession and our RBs are banged up.

 

[No Huddle]

Julio. Drops and all but he normally came thru against the barn.