Alabama Football’s Shocking No. 13 AP Ranking: The Hidden Flaws That Could Rewrite the Season
“As the scrimmage went on, they both got better. Both had their moments early where they could have executed better. They could use some help from some guys once in a while; they’re not going to be perfect all the time. Operationally, I just think, again, it’s them running the show, but everyone doing their part,” DoBoer said. “So the slow start really wasn’t about one player, one position group, but both of them, really, as the scrimmage went along, got in their rhythm. And so, the challenge to them now would just be starting faster every single time we have these game-like scrimmages and practices, coming out and setting the tone themselves.”

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