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Bama/Ole Miss 2000. Bama coming off a nice W over 4-0 South Carolina had some momentum. Bama blows out Ole Miss 45-7, highlighted by AC Carter's 180+ yard performance. Just awesome. Bama's last W in the 2000 season though. Horrible year.

I thought I might add that, despite these statistics, Auburn and Alabama's offenses have gone in different directions as the year has progressed. These are very misleading stats. Cox has not performed? 9-2 TD/INT ratio and 226 a game is not performing? Did you not watch the UGA game...

About CMS's offense...there have been a lot of things about it that have bothered me over the previous three years...but perhaps the most telling factor in his ability to call plays and develope an offense is the fact that the offense has not changed since day one. Against USF, the first game...

People... I'm not sure if anyone knew this or anything... but... uh... Auburn has never beaten Alabama by more than 10 pts. 'nuff said. This isn't gonna be a romp. Never is. In fact, Auburn plays it's second worst game of the year... and two Brandon Cox interceptions later... Alabama 19...

It's what we've done from day one when Shaud Williams, Wesley Britt, Justin Smiley, etc etc were in charge of the running game. Counter, pulling guard UP THE GUT. It's the same running play we've been running for 3 years...it has nothing to do with current personnel.

I have broken down Alabama's offense the previous three seasons. Yes, I am a college football nerd/junky and I kid you not...I do these things. I mean...I am not joking...it has not changed. It simply has. not. changed. From day one vs. South Florida to NOW vs. LSU...can you tell me what the...

You just summed up our offense in a paragraph!! That is NEVER a good thing...think of how easy it is to prepare for this offense!!

True on all accounts

The only thing we're doing dif. now than we were early in the season is hitting deep balls. We are still running the football effectively, with 102 darby yards today...it's just that such a LARGE part of whether we score or not is predicated on hitting the deep ball. And Brodie has simply missed...

Haha...nah...if we go 13-0 I will have no reason to complain because I'll know that the offense has finally arrived! :wink:

The FL and SC games are the two classic examples that everyone points back to...saying, "hey! look at this! see?? we do have a good offense! just give it time!" Well...we had one sustained drive vs. UF. The other 3 TDs came on three plays. One play in which Brodie actually managed to hit a wide...

I've judged this offense in situations where the personnel that has been a burden for the team (this season the offensive line) has not led to the demise of certain plays (sacks, pressures, tackles behind the line, etc). Other than the games against Tennessee and LSU (maybe the two best...

Well, this isn't just about "how I'd like our offense to look and how many passing yards and rushing yards and points Id like...etc etc"... This is about the Alabama football team taking the next step. We have the defensive coaching in place to have a GOOD defense ranking in the top 2-3 in the...

Oh, and about the offense I'm suggesting... I'm not talking about any of this BS gimmick spread crap...good god...anything but that. Just a well-run offense with an efficient passing game...emphasizing the 8-10 yard routes and INTELLIGENT PLAY CALLING...something that has been lacking at...

Well...sorry to say...but things have changed quite a bit from 1992 to 2005. For one, the playing field in college football has evened quite a bit and the offenses in the SEC and around the country have gotten A LOT better. And as for LSU...uh...they averaged 33 points per game in 2003...and...

Alright, now you are putting me in the position of defending Auburn, which is ridiculous. Auburn played a GOOD non conference team to open the season, Georgia Tech, and they lost. A situation Alabama has had the misfortune of going through in previous seasons against UCLA and Oklahoma. Alabama...

There is not one set passing offense. There is a lot that goes into a passing game. Right now what we are running is deep 15-20 yard routes and fly patterns. The result is a lot of incompletions and a very low margin for error. Brodie is having to fit a lot of passes into tight spots or having...

Well, then it just boils down to preference. As a fan, I would PREFER Alabama be a team that can be expected to put up around 31 points a game on a yearly basis, as teams such as Miami, Florida State, Florida, Michigan, USC, etc etc etc have. I set the '1980' mark because I consider that to be...

Well, then in my opinion you need to take a closer look. Now, don't get nerdy like me and break down the offenses..lol...but their play-calling is, for the most part, unpredictable. Yes, they have a very good offensive line. However, UGA is still getting pressure on Cox. He is maintaining his...

Well, AU is irrelevant...they're just a good ex. of the offense I was talking about. As for Alabama's offensive tradition...or lackthereof...Alabama has averaged MORE than 30 pts. just twice since 1980. And Alabama has averaged FEWER than 25 pts. per game in 2004, 2003, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996...