Even with a fully healthy K1, we still won't beat good SEC teams

Seinfeld

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Not when you've got a head coach telling you that we're fine at OL, and the improvement there is a night and day difference

Our OL is still bottom 3 in the league, and we will not be able to beat a team like this until it significantly improves
 
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These types of games always rip off the home team glasses for everyone. Looking back at the previous three games, most of our scores were long distance bombs. We had few consistent time running 11 play drives. We don’t have a line that can do that.
 
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18 yards rushing. 2 interceptions. 2 lost fumbles.

Show me a team that has ever won against a good opponent when pointing both barrels at their feet and repeatedly pulling the trigger.
They play tight when they are overwhelmed by the other team’s strength and athleticism. That is called nerves.
 
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triton28

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Not being able to run against Bama's 5-man box told the entire story.

Lubby can be "addicted to speed" but he better get "addicted to winning in the trenches".
We’re like the monster truck Scooby Doo and Alabama is gravedigger. Can’t have one without the other.
 
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Villagedawg

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Nov 16, 2005
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We have never had the talent on the line to compete with Bama or the others haves. It’s not just a Lebby thing.
It’s been a thing since college football started making money. About 50-60 years. As much as things have changed, nothing has changed.
 

theoriginalSALTYdog

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If K1 cannot run, he’s not a dynamic QB and we will not score much. He’s got a great arm but he’s basically Will Rogers with a cannon if he is hobbled.
His accuracy has GOT to improve. We've seen instances of that this year and it didn't hurt us in those games but it damn sure did today.
 

Crazy Cotton

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Fluff had three straight 100 yard games coming into this one. We are a much better rushing team when healthy than we showed today.
Missouri has held Baugh, the second coming of Earl Cambell, to 12 yards on 9 carries. Our line is better than we give them credit for. We didn't have any runners for them to block for today. Plenty of times Kamario had open field in front of him, but a body that wasn't working.
 

MSUDC11-2.0

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Missouri has held Baugh, the second coming of Earl Cambell, to 12 yards on 9 carries. Our line is better than we give them credit for. We didn't have any runners for them to block for today. Plenty of times Kamario had open field in front of him, but a body that wasn't working.
It was a Murphy’s Law, burn the tape kind of game in every way. I will be surprised if we look this bad again the rest of the year.
 

PrimeDog

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Hope all those “I’m not scared of Dabore” folks enjoyed watching him drive his dick down Lebbro’s gullet.
 
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