... week ago, 'Bama fans were left wondering what had happened to their boys, the returning national champion and SEC powerhouse, after the 35-21 thrashing at the hands of South Carolina.

That feeling is so last week.  The important thing to the over 100,000 fans at Bryant-Denny Saturday evening was that the Tide was back on the winning side.

In what can be described as a somewhat ho-hum performance overall, especially on offensive, the No. 8-ranked Crimson Tide beat the Ole Miss Rebels, 23-10.

The game was not even as close as the final score indicated.  'Bama led early, 13-0, as the Tide's defense stifled Rebel QB Jeremiah Masoli, and the team stymied the visitors before a homecoming cro...

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