🏈 My favorite moment from Saturday didn't happen on the field...but, on the...

[TerryP]

...sidelines. It was a move made by one of the true leaders on this team.

If you recall, as in from the TV broadcast, you saw Kenny Bell (among a few others) grabbing the water bucket at the end thinking about the ol' Gatorade shower. I presumed it was for Coach Saban.

I told a friend as soon as I saw it, "no." Not that I didn't want to see it, or didn't want to see Saban get pissed off from it, but this team had just accomplished one thing. One.

Sure, I understand back to back undefeated regular seasons. But, I also readily admitted we hadn't done a thing until beating Florida.

As it ends up another player saw it the same way I did.

To paraphrase, Bell and the others were told "we haven't accomplished anything yet. Wait 'til Jan. 7th."

Does is shock you that came from RoMac?

 

[bamabigdawg]

i was wondering what stopped them from doing it since i saw 3 or 4 of them around the cooler waiting on the opportune time. Out of anyone on the team tho i would have guessed Ro 1st tho. Thats not a surprise

 

[bear facts]

Somebody else had mentioned this very thing earlier. Rolando has always been one of my favorites, but then again he's from Decatur so I'm a little bias.

http://www.rolltidebama.com/forum/showthread.php?t=66878

 

[BamaPride]

Good news. I'm hoping the coaches and team leaders (like McClain) can keep the team in the right mindset.

 

[reger60]

I've always hated the gatorade bath anyway. It was fun the first eight thousand times we saw it. Stupid copycat stunt. Good for our guys.

 

[bamanaf]

The tears of Tim Tebow were the only shower needed after this awesome win imho. Would like to see the real Gatorade bath after we win title game. Very nice to see our leaders keeping the team grounded.