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Well, Alabama played just like I thought we would. Our line sucked once again and it showed, 11 sacks, 11 penalties, and 10 punts. It was downright embarrising. At least we finished 9-2 ... not too bad, but we shouldn't have lost last week to LSU, 13 dropped passes is pathetic. Congratulations to all the Auburn team, you showed our seniors they should have stepped up, as well as our younger players.

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Brodie Croyle really let me down, I agree that the line didnt do its job very well. But as a quarterback you have to get rid of the ball, and not hold onto it.

And guess what? Right after the game on the news, there was already people saying that coach shula should get fired. It seems that everyone has looked beyong bringing a team to 6-2, without all the recruting scholarships that they could have had.

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