re: Trent Richardson 98 yards.. 2nd to last last drive... game on the line

I would think every play would go thru Saban but I dont know if thats true or not

Yes, wondered why two guys were there, but no doubt LSU was fooled, but somehow made a play.

It's the difference in perception of the coaching of the game. While Saban did make more strange decisions than Miles, that one play changed the headlines.

Most here will never acknowledge the obvious.

Thank God he missed that last pass though

Nice how you selectively edit my quote(s).

And you selectively leave out how LSU was fooled and left a man uncovered, coach.

Yeah, he got to Maze so fast he had to rush his throw and got too much air under it

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I believe he had 104 at one point and then his next five rushes netted -20 yards or so.

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nope, frick up by CBS. it was the play after he got to 98 where they put the 104 graphic up, but it was because they gave him 6 yards instead of taking away six

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What about Mingo, making the throw be a lame duck?

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Pressure for a WR, but not a QB. Kinda lame argument for LSU getting fooled.

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Pressure for a WR, but not a QB. Kinda lame argument for LSU getting fooled.

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Whatever. I'll bet if they had it to do over, a RB would stay in to help chip Mingo.

I already agreed LSU got fooled. You suck at this.

I think Trent actually played ok. He was not the only "full grown man" on the field Saturday night. He's used to being able to have his way and there were guys on defense just a physical as him

Both LSU and Alabama's offenses were so effective this year because of the way they wore down opposing defenses late in the game, especially with the running game.

Trent Richardson's physicality and endurance throughout the year has been spectacular, as has LSU's running backs.

However, it seemed like both running games wore themselves down this game against the other defense. The OLs for both teams were just constantly getting abused by the opposing DLs, which is why there were so many tackles for loss late in the game by both teams. I mean those two tackles for loss on Richardson looked too easy, as if Bama's offense had given up almost.