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Iron Bowl Updates

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Hit the lights guys.

 

This was like watching FSU this year. Auburn played three quarters (or 2.5). Alabama played four.

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Not do fast... Auburn makes another deep catch

Not do fast... Auburn makes another deep catch

 

Even if they'd scored there, I don't think they were coming back.

 

The real question is why did it take them so long to test them deep again? What was it, like a quarter ago when they'd last tried Coates deep?

That was Auburn's first completion to Coates since the bomb at the end of the first half. He'd only been TARGETED one time since. Contrast that with how Cooper keeps getting open against Auburn and how they just hit him time, and time again.

 

Again, Auburn learned the hard way. Teams like Alabama, you have to knock them down and stomp on them. You can't settle like they had all night. Had they not literally had to go for it just then, it would have been the sixth red zone field goal, guaranteed.

The playoffs are going to be fun. None of the teams play great defense. Oregon will get touchdowns and not FGs.

The playoffs are going to be fun. None of the teams play great defense. Oregon will get touchdowns and not FGs.

 

Don't put much into the first half, Bama has a top 5 defense.

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