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2nd Team Getting Their First Start
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I really did not understand Saban's reaction to the pass interference call on Will Allen covering Gabriel in the end zone.
It was so obviously interference that Saban should have been more upset at his player for making such a boneheaded play late in a close game.
I mean, it's pretty standard that if a cornerback has his arms draped over the reciever's shoulders AND is facemask-to-facemask AND gets hit IN THE BACK with the pass while covering that he is going to get an interference call.
Saban going all crazy just made him look like a fool.
He should have been standing there, arms crossed, with that Belichick "wait until I get this kid in the film room on Tuesday" look.
Bonehead Play #2 of the game, from the "You gotta know where you are on the field" files:
About 2:00 minutes into the second half, 2nd down and long for Miami, Samuel drives Ronnie Brown out of bounds after a run, and while Brown is CLEARLY on the white, Ellis Hobbs yanks his helmet back for personal foul, 15 yards and a first down...
I love Hobbs in general, and I love him for playing hurt, but he's gotta be smart on that play. His teammates had already made the tackle and he just came in and gave away a first down + 15.
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It was so obviously interference that Saban should have been more upset at his player for making such a boneheaded play late in a close game.
I mean, it's pretty standard that if a cornerback has his arms draped over the reciever's shoulders AND is facemask-to-facemask AND gets hit IN THE BACK with the pass while covering that he is going to get an interference call.
Saban going all crazy just made him look like a fool.
He should have been standing there, arms crossed, with that Belichick "wait until I get this kid in the film room on Tuesday" look.
Bonehead Play #2 of the game, from the "You gotta know where you are on the field" files:
About 2:00 minutes into the second half, 2nd down and long for Miami, Samuel drives Ronnie Brown out of bounds after a run, and while Brown is CLEARLY on the white, Ellis Hobbs yanks his helmet back for personal foul, 15 yards and a first down...
I love Hobbs in general, and I love him for playing hurt, but he's gotta be smart on that play. His teammates had already made the tackle and he just came in and gave away a first down + 15.
ADPF