🏈 The Alabama offense will

[doemasters]

go 5 wide right off the bat this game with no huddle. Can you imagine Julio, Maze, Hanks, Ingram and Richardson all lined up at receiver?

 

[AFF]

I tend to agree that we go no huddle right away - since we've done that the past couple of games and we've had a lot of offensive success with it. If this is going to be an offensive shoot-out - we have to come out with our guns a blazin'.

I also think we see more hand-offs to Julio on sweeps and try the outside more in general - if the middle is clogged.

 

[Lyrically_N_Gaged]

I agree.

Even though we had the game in hand with the game plan we had against LSU until McElroy's fumble, we would have destroyed LSU if we had no huddled more often and come out with "guns a blazin"

I expected us to come out shooting against them, as we did last year, but I was sadly mistaken.

At least at the end we showed how we could torch their defense through the air.

Roll Tide!

 

[TidePride50]

We seem to play better on offense in the hurry up. Someone is usually always open when we run out of empty, but the problem has been the passing blocking from that set. I personally hope to see a really motivated Mark Ingram after being shut down in the Iron Bowl last season.

 

[gumboman]

I think the no-huddle allows us to get into a rhythm. Sometimes more mistakes/penalties are made when there is time to "think" as opposed to just playing the game. I wonder (percentage-wise) how many penalties we've gotten in the huddle vs. no huddle so far. It works for awhile, but it would be tough to sustain throughout a game or even a half. I like it though. Hell, what do we have to lose at this point?

 

[AFF]

... I personally hope to see a really motivated Mark Ingram after being shut down in the Iron Bowl last season.

I was thinking the same thing. You know Ingram has a lot of pride and last year didn't sit well with him. I wouldn't be surprised to see him have his best game of the year on Friday.

 

[Bo]

I was thinking the same thing. You know Ingram has a lot of pride and last year didn't sit well with him. I wouldn't be surprised to see him have his best game of the year on Friday.

He needs to. I like the way the offense moves the ball in the no huddle, but IMO, Alabama needs to have long scoring drives to keep the Aub's offense off the feild.

 

[Crimson&WhiteGecko]

He needs to. I like the way the offense moves the ball in the no huddle, but IMO, Alabama needs to have long scoring drives to keep the Aub's offense off the feild.

^^^This. Fast scoring drives are great but they get CM back on the field too. We need to have some kinda mix that keeps that cat off the field.

 

[JoshB]

Honestly, I see us taking SEVERAL shots down the field deep. Especially if we can get Julio man up with ANY of their DBs. I got a feeling he's going to turn in a huge game.

 

[jacques]

Here's to some real intensity in the red zone as well. Can't wait to see Trent after being out.....

 

[rammajamma]

We have a great coaching staff who are at their best during big games. We have nothing to lose this time. Just that fact along should keep the cows on their heels for awhile. We can probably use the fact that they think we will come out throwing to set up Trent and Mark to have a great game this time. I think that 365 days of hearing how the cows shut him down should have 22 Ready to run over one of the worst defenses in the SEC?

 

[Holmes Alex]

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