Anyways. It's a bit funny how the SEC gets trashed for "preferential" treatment as far as their schedule and conference. But they end up, again, as a two school SEC NC game. Further more, I was very happy to see Bob Stoops on the sidelines to witness the Georgia/OK game and also watching Clemson get man handled by Bama.
That said, it's very apparent that Nick Saban is a freaking genius. How many coaches take their 25-2 QB out of the game at half time and put in a true freshman with no significant playtime. Bama was led in yards at RB, WR and QB by true freshman. WTF?
But the cake is Saban realizing he needed a more aggressive passing attack (and realized his QB wasn't producing) and putting a True Fresh in at QB, who ended up having 3TDs (and a brilliant one for the win) in the game was brilliant coaching.
Hard point - I'm a UT fan through and through. It pains me to recognize what Saban has done, but the dude is a beast as far as coaches. Honestly, what he did was hold a special weapon to his hip and then unleased it at the right time. You know that GA had not trained/scouted for him, so he was totally unexpected. Brilliant, no doubt.
I loved seeing Bob Stoops think his team could beat a solid SEC team. Then thinking Smart could beat his mentor who he's trying to replicate. Great stuff.
That said, it's very apparent that Nick Saban is a freaking genius. How many coaches take their 25-2 QB out of the game at half time and put in a true freshman with no significant playtime. Bama was led in yards at RB, WR and QB by true freshman. WTF?
But the cake is Saban realizing he needed a more aggressive passing attack (and realized his QB wasn't producing) and putting a True Fresh in at QB, who ended up having 3TDs (and a brilliant one for the win) in the game was brilliant coaching.
Hard point - I'm a UT fan through and through. It pains me to recognize what Saban has done, but the dude is a beast as far as coaches. Honestly, what he did was hold a special weapon to his hip and then unleased it at the right time. You know that GA had not trained/scouted for him, so he was totally unexpected. Brilliant, no doubt.
I loved seeing Bob Stoops think his team could beat a solid SEC team. Then thinking Smart could beat his mentor who he's trying to replicate. Great stuff.
