>Well - Bama did what they
>had to do to win
>- just enough. Props to
>them - Ingram and Richardson
>are definite studs. They impressed
>for sure. Saban didn't however.
>With all the bad luck
>that happened to Texas, this
>game should have been a
>blow out and should not
>have been close with 2
>minutes left to play.
>
>But just to let you know
>Rans - it wasn't the
>Texas defense that lost this
>game. Blame Mack Brown for
>not having a better prepared
>backup (that's what you get
>for being a one-trick pony!),
>Greg Davis for not developing
>a running game and stupid
>stupid stupid play calling (REALLY
>- a shuttle pass with
>17 seconds left in the
>half???), the Big East officials
>who sat on there hands,
>and the Bama D who
>did just enough until the
>last two minutes that turned
>into garbage time.
>
>I know it will sound like
>sour grapes, but that is
>what it is - if
>Colt doesn't get hurt the
>Horns go up 14-0 early
>and end up hanging 45
>on Bama and it looks
>like what Utah did to
>them last year.
>
>Watch out for Garrett Gilbert -
>remember the name. Texas needs
>to figure out how to
>run the ball better -
>they have the personnel ,
>just need to use them
>correctly and let Gilbert air
>it out, and will still
>be a force to be
>reckoned with.
>
>
>UTROY
>Proverbs 21:19 (why I hunt!)
I agree with this. Texas was just deflated when Colt went down. After that the Bama defense was able to do whatever they wanted against Gilbert.
Gilbert will be a great one, but he clearly wasn't prepared to play. Shame on Mack Brown for that.
Even as bad as it turned out for Texas, a caught pass here or there, no turnover TD to end the half and the late fumble turnover, Texas still had a chance.