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Good read http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/mobileregister/index.ssf?/base/sports/1194257977109730.xml&coll=3\
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But perhaps more impressive is the confidence of the players Alabama has now. Despite the textbook investigation and loss of five players to suspension, a perceived gap in talent and clear statistical deficit, Tide players ventured home Saturday night feeling like they should have beaten the mighty Tigers.
"I guess they can say they're a better team," safety Rashad Johnson said. "But as far as I believe, we've got as good team if not a better team."
"Honestly, I respect that team. I respected them before I played them, but I wasn't going to be scared of them at all," linebacker Darren Mustin said. "If you're going to be scared of them, you don't need to step on the field.
"I felt like at some points, we were better than the No. 3 team in the country."