I sure hope so.

Never disappoints.

early in the game. He seems a little overwhelmed early in these big moments. He could have easily had a few more interceptions.. His decision-making and ball placement was horrendous. I don’t remember him scrambling until the second half. That seems to settle him down.

We are both of those teams. Until we eliminate the one in the first half, we have a major problem. You can't simply dismiss 30-3 because we made a comeback.

You can't ever get embarrassed like that. Ever. The first half was a complete top to bottom failure by everyone involved.

We're four games in. We haven't played well for 4 quarters yet. Time to decide who we are because it's going to be one of the teams from tonight, and one of them is not a good ball team. This team could win at Texas. I also honestly believe we could lose to Auburn next week.

I'm usually the Chief Sunshine Pumper around here, but I'm f'ing tired of losing to Bama.

Understand being emotionally involved and the loss stings.

Not taking it with aplomb, but very impressed with the grit and determination.

Kirby and staff will look in the mirror, the players will galvanize - us fans need to support our team with determination and fervor.

Hell of a run, Hell of a game, and Hell is coming with us the rest of the season.

That's all I got.

We got boat raced to a 28-0 deficit by Bama, except Nick Saban wasn’t coaching.

We are just owned by them. Officially. We are a 2nd rate program because first rate programs are not owned by anyone.

So, what was last night?

The turnovers a plenty at Bryant Denny?

they are not a great TEAM right now.” I wish more people understood that both statements can be true. This TEAM hasn’t played great all year long. Missed tackles, bad angles, missed assignments…folks this is on coaching and development. The Defense was suppose to be the strength of this team and they couldn’t cover my grandma with a blanket. The Offense has zero players that can take over a game (missing a Gurley, Chubb, Pickens, Bowers…and yes a Bennett IV). The OL was suppose to be the best in the Nation, and they haven’t been able to dominate any game to this point.

This loss comes down to coaching and preparedness, and the rest of the season and playoffs hopes will come down to that as well. The good news is, Kirby’s TEAMS has proven to get better as the season goes along. We will just have to see how the players develop and respond the rest of the way.

1. This team has HEART.

2. This Bama team won't beat us on a neutral field. We grew as unit tonight and will hand them their ass if/when we play outside of T-Town.

Close, so there’s no accountability. As they say, stats are for losers and assistant coaches.

Out played and outcoached by pac12 staff tonight. This one will sting for a while on the recruiting trail.

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That was the biggest thing that stood out to me. When watching replays, we just seem to run straight lines. No head fakes. No false steps. No double moves.
We just look so easy to cover. That's why Ladd was so great. His detail on footwork and cuts were 10 times better than anything I saw last night.

no need for 50 50 ball

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I used to say Aaron Murray had stats everywhere, in every column. Good and bad.

Beck was 27/50 passing (7 drops) for 439 yards, 3 TDs, 3 interceptions, sacked 3 times, 8 rushes for 31 yards and 1 fumble and a safety.

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It’s amazing what happens when receivers get open.

Our receiving coaching is not good..the routes are bad. We couldn’t get separation until 2nd half.

We took the lead in that game last night. Of course I wish we finished but damn I never thought we had a chance to even get within striking distance

We will grow from this, we will be better from this, blah blah.

Two weeks ago it was …….. this is exactly what we needed. This was a perfect setup for Alabama,

Rah rah. These are excuses. We can’t look that shitty for a whole half and be contenders. Our QB can’t suck this bad and be contenders.

We shouldn’t be “learning” at this point. 2 out of the last 3. All week in here “we are better at every position except RB and QB. The only narrative I saw come true is we have no real stars, or if we do, our staff can’t use them correctly.

I may be wrong but I’m not buying the “we will be better and learn from this”. No shit. We should improve after every game. With this QB combined with this effort, we will be damn lucky to make the CFP. The refs didn’t save Alabama tonight and I’m not buying the learning narrative.

YMMV.

What’s the deal? He’s obviously not hurt, so why isn’t he playing?

Let Gunner have a shot. Can't hurt.

I was woken up at 3am Friday morning to the crash of trees taking out the power lines running through my back yard.
As dawn broke, I watched in fear through my living room window as 5 massive trees went down 1 by 1 counting my blessings that all barely missed my house.
When the storm passed, we walked our neighborhood and took in the utter destruction. 60+ foot tall trees were down everywhere. We are talking large oaks and maples several 10+ feet around. Everyone with a chainsaw was doing all they could just to clear paths for vehicles to get around.
By nightfall, no water was coming out of the tap. Power and cell service were long gone.
Saturday afternoon we finally heard that the highways were back open and we loaded up to leave town, not exactly sure where we were headed, and with no idea if our family in south GA and TN we’re ok from the storm.
I can’t put into words the relief we felt when we finally heard their voices and knew they were ok.
Driving out of town, we saw some of the flooding from the river. Whole areas of town are underwater.
We made it my family’s house in time for kickoff. As disappointed as I was with the first quarter, it paled in comparison to the heartbreak from the videos on instagram I watched during timeouts showing houses being washed down river.
The dawgs fought back hard with resilience that can be proud of.
Waking this morning, safe and sipping coffee, it’s hard to be too upset with the game when seeing clips of 100s ofmy fellow Ashevillians standing in line at the only open grocery store in town hoping to get in to grab some water and bread.
It’s crazy to think that our mountain town 400+ miles from the coast could be utterly wrecked by a hurricane.
I don’t know when I’ll go back home. It’s likely weeks before we will have our basic utilities again.
But I know WNC and Asheville will come back stronger. And I know the dawgs will too.

If you are willing and able, please consider donating to relief efforts.