Why Alabama’s Defense Will Carry Them To a BCS Championship
Article By ACC SEC Blog on 7th January, 2010
... the season will be played tomorrow night and a BCS Champion will be crowned.
Alabama and Texas both bring in perfect records to the Rose Bowl but only one will leave that way.
The difference in this game will be Alabama's run defense—or Texas' inability to run the ball.
The Longhorns are averaging 153 yards per game, which ranks just 55th in the nation. Meanwhile, the Crimson Tide defense is giving up just 79 yards per game on the ground.
Now, I know Mack Brown's club ranks No.1 in rush defense, but their schedule was full of teams who struggled running the ball.
Texas Tech ranks 115th in rushing offense, Colorado 113th, Baylor 108th, Kansas 100th, Missouri 85th, and Central Florida 83th.
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Alabama and Texas both bring in perfect records to the Rose Bowl but only one will leave that way.
The difference in this game will be Alabama's run defense—or Texas' inability to run the ball.
The Longhorns are averaging 153 yards per game, which ranks just 55th in the nation. Meanwhile, the Crimson Tide defense is giving up just 79 yards per game on the ground.
Now, I know Mack Brown's club ranks No.1 in rush defense, but their schedule was full of teams who struggled running the ball.
Texas Tech ranks 115th in rushing offense, Colorado 113th, Baylor 108th, Kansas 100th, Missouri 85th, and Central Florida 83th.
...
Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - College Football
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