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The 2008 Season: Questions Still Remain Unanswered

By Terry Pellman (TerryP)

It’s impossible to put this season in perspective without looking back at the conversations and opinions voiced during the summer of 2008.

There wasn’t a lot of questions on most Alabama fans’ conscience, but there were a few that warrant revisiting because they have had an impact on how the 2008 Crimson Tide performed this season.

Certainly, it was fun to see those that said “We’re 14-0 until we lose the first game.” For some, it seemed like it was their moral duty, an ordained obligation to point out how flawed that approach was on the basis of what happened in 2007.

As it ends up, both sides of that conversation were right in their own regard.

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<blockquote data-quote="CRIMSONTUSKS.COM BLOG" data-source="post: 478585">The 2008 Season:&nbsp; Questions Still Remain UnansweredBy Terry Pellman (TerryP)It’s impossible to put this season in perspective without looking back at the conversations and opinions voiced during the summer of 2008.There wasn’t a lot of questions on most Alabama fans’ conscience, but there were a few that warrant revisiting because they have had an impact on how the 2008 Crimson Tide performed this season.Certainly, it was fun to see those that said “We’re 14-0 until we lose the first game.”&nbsp; For some, it seemed like it was their moral duty, an ordained obligation to point out how flawed that approach was on the basis of what happened in 2007.As it ends up, both sides of that conversation were right in their own regard.<a href="http://www.rolltidebama.com/blog" target="_blank">Read the rest in the Featured Section of our Blog</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="CRIMSONTUSKS.COM BLOG, post: 478585"] [b][color=darkred][size=6]The 2008 Season: Questions Still Remain Unanswered[/size][/color][/b] [i]By Terry Pellman (TerryP)[/i] It’s impossible to put this season in perspective without looking back at the conversations and opinions voiced during the summer of 2008. There wasn’t a lot of questions on most Alabama fans’ conscience, but there were a few that warrant revisiting because they have had an impact on how the 2008 Crimson Tide performed this season. Certainly, it was fun to see those that said “We’re 14-0 until we lose the first game.” For some, it seemed like it was their moral duty, an ordained obligation to point out how flawed that approach was on the basis of what happened in 2007. As it ends up, both sides of that conversation were right in their own regard. [url=www.rolltidebama.com/blog]Read the rest in the Featured Section of our Blog[/url] [/QUOTE]