I love it when we run go patterns up the near side if the field, giving leak a 3X5 card sized margin of error. I love it when we have the lead in the fourth quarter and we are snapping the ball with 23 seconds left on the play clock. I love it that our defense isn't that good and they are REALLY NOT GOOD when they are on the field for 3/4 of the game. The kids are about to die out there and here comes Fedora/Zook with the hurry up offense... trying to get our defense back on the field as soon as possible. LSU could have ran for 400 yards had the light went off in their press box that they didn't have to run side to side and that you can't do that in the SEC. On the other had Fason might have run for 150 had he been IN THE GAME and actually running between the tackles instead of (get this) running plays that go side to side, not allowing Fason to get a burst through the hole. I'm also a big fan of NOT HAVING MY BEST RUNNING BACK IN THE GAME. Fason should have 25 carries a game.. I would do anything to have Saban on our sideline. The difference between Zook and Saban was evident even if you only saw Saban lose his mind at the officials in the fourth quarter over something TIME MANAGEMENT RELATED. On any other team (Auburn, UGA) would Crowder be just another LB? Is Crowder a superstar because there is no one else to take the spotlight? He's good, don't get me wrong, but he's not an all american. On a positive note Todd McCollough played a great game and even Cory Bailey was making plays. My biggest pet peeve of all is losing home games. You should NEVER lose a home game. The fans were incredible last night. In fact, had we won I thought I deserved a game ball. I have a ton more to say but that's all I can come up with now. We waited for traffic to clear last night and my friends and I's commentary was a billion times better than Steve Russells. I was so thrilled about the events of the day that I drove all the way back to Stuart last night.