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Dec 1, 19, 08:32 AM #31I’m surprised no one has brought up Auburn lining the punter up at WR which caused confusion for Alabama. It was that move that apparently caused Alabama to mess up their substitution and get the illegal participation. Saban after game referenced the play as kind of unfair.Advertisement
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Dec 1, 19, 08:51 AM #32
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Dec 1, 19, 09:01 AM #33For those opining that the FG was the difference-maker, I guess I’m more old school. I liken it to a basketball game where a freak basket or a last-second call “decides the game”.
Alabama had sixty minutes to do better. Stop somebody, for crying out loud.
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Dec 1, 19, 09:09 AM #34
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Dec 1, 19, 09:33 AM #35
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Dec 1, 19, 10:32 AM #36Mac Jones threw 6 TD passes. That’s got to be an Iron Bowl record.
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Dec 1, 19, 10:54 AM #37
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Dec 1, 19, 09:56 PM #38
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It’s still interesting that Saban hasn’t beaten Auburn when they get to nine wins or more for a season over his time coaching at Alabama and LSU.
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Dec 1, 19, 10:51 PM #39
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There was nothing unfair about what Auburn did. Why should someone who is a punter, only be allowed to line up at punter? It is no different when teams put a running back at qb and run the wildcat.
It simply was just a great play design by the Auburn coaches. They were one step ahead of Saban there.
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Dec 2, 19, 07:02 AM #40I completely agree. It shouldn’t of caused such a panic for Bama but it did. They assumed a punt was coming and sent the punt team then didn’t get them off. Well they got everyone off but the returner. Plenty of blame to go around there. People are giving Malzahn credit for doing it but they really should give him credit for having the foresight to practice it. It wasn’t like they just drew it up on the sideline right before.
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