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franc1968®

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The most impressive thing for me last night....

Jan 1, 2016, 11:47 AM

Was that even though I don't think we played bad in the first half, we went into the locker room at half time, measured what we had seen, and came out and imposed our will on a very good football team. This is what champions are made of.

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Agreed. Didn't think their will was THAT strong. I said make em quit mid 3rd. Didn't actually

Jan 1, 2016, 11:50 AM

Expect it to happen, but I guess that's what I get for doubting them.

Should've known better..

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Re: The most impressive thing for me last night....

Jan 1, 2016, 12:12 PM

In one of the post-game interviews, I think it was coach Swinney, said at the half time he asked the players and coaches what they thought they needed to do to take control of the game and the consensus was to run the ball more. The team wanted to impose their will on OK and that's exactly what they did when they came out in the second half. I give credit to Swinney for being willing to take input from his players, who are working in the trenches, to get their insights on what they thought would improve their game.

This is another example of why the current offensive coaching staff is better than coach Morris, who would have likely tried to continue throwing the ball even though Watson was a bit off last night.

Go Tigers, beat Bama.

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