What's wrong with Tide's offense? Huh? It's a failure to communicate

What’s wrong with Tide’s offense? Huh? It’s a failure to communicate

This is easy to understand: Alabama players have had trouble understanding each other in the heat of some battles this season.
The Crimson Tide’s two losses came on the road in environments as loud and hostile as can be in college football.
Pumped by a record crowd at Williams-Brice Stadium, South Carolina held Alabama to 36 yards rushing and won 35-21.
Energized by a crowd that was rowdy even by Tiger Stadium’s standards, LSU held Alabama to 102 yards rushing and won 24-21.

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11/11/10

What’s wrong with Tide’s offense? Huh? It’s a failure to communicate

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