Tua was actually more accurate in this game than against LSU, which is impressive considering that there was VERY heavy pass rush in this game. Probably the most he'll see all season.
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Alabama coaches are going to cost them the National Championship by mishandling Tua's injury. First, he's been playing needlessly while injured. Thus, he has been injured now for over a month and it doesn't seem to be getting better. He should not have gone in the second of this game. Secondly, the coaches are not calling plays to help keep Tua safe. Clearly the opposing teams are coming with pressure and want to hit Tua to knock him out of the game.
1. Saban should seriously consider sitting Tua out the next game. Let Mac get some real playing time. 2. The Refs. ain't right. That was not fair playcalling,Ijs.
We really are far more vulnerable than meets the eye. We caught so many brakes in this game as even i am wondering about the officiating... The end score should have been closer. We'll see in playoff and hopefully the championship though. Need to get past Lucky-Auburn thing. First, am grateful the defense showed up again for the second week-in-a-row Starting to look like the ole-Bear-type of defenses of the 70's, and-or 2015. Touchee! Will not go over Mr. 13 not taking the time to learn how to safely slide last August. But he was a true man and humbled himself enough let go of the cultural Pacific Islander-Warrior thing when scrambling. It is a very real cultural dynamic. Make no mistake though, everyone in the NCAA know he is playing on a glass knee...especially Auburn. That's why Miss State did the dirty hit. Puts extra pressure on O-line for rest of year as well-can they meet the challenge? Also need to do much more quick-n-outs. Mr. Heisman just needed to take the time to visit a baseball coach to learn to slide safely, as it is much more complicated than one thinks. Why NFL teams teach their QB's to do so. But make no mistake, at this time; the Auburn game, playoffs, and-or national championship; we are very-very vulnerable if he goes down, and Auburn has an intrusive-history of getting lucky against Bama.Thank God for the incoming freshmen QB's, they looked good on T.V. Afraid Mr. Banks does not have it beyond average, especially not at Bama level. Might want to consider transferring: Go west young man, go west. Though an improvement over last year's Buckets-and-De-bolts (who still haven't found his grove in Buff.), the new OC is either weak or still learning to be confident-or both. He is definately afraid to clean out and pass in the box...Body-blows in the box solidify the pass games, especially against Auburn, maybe even against Georgia, maybe. And with Tua hurt, going to design more smart quick-n-outs. Sorry fellas, Mr. Devante Smith is THE greatest recievers threat with his speed and having the best set of hands. When he is on the field, he changes the defense's psyche more than anyone else except Tua, that is a healthy Tua. Mr. Waddle is awesome as well, but height will always boat-anchor any threat he brings, especially when having to go up and fight to reach the ball. Especially when lined up against someone with longer arms ad just as quick. Love watching Juedy run, hate seeing him catch-gringe! Mr. Jocabs might be the O's most effective runner this year. Very consistent and dependable. So much so he seems good enough to play for a really solid-intelligent NFL team like New England. Mr. Harris is smart but needs more patience, and figure out what's missing from last year instead of rant-celebrations, looks kiddy-ish. But he will most likely do good-to-great in NFL. Second rounder..?
They're gunning for Tua. LSU cheap shot last week trying to hit knee but got him in 'the goodie,' and today they get him helmet hit to quad muscle on same bad knee leg. No doubt gunning for his knee in both games. No calls on either. Bad call on MS Td also. There was no block in back.