Junction

I think the biggest question Travis is, what do you see as a path to victory for A&M. Not necessarily the likelihood, but if the Aggies are going to win, what has to happen?

1) What is the injury situation look like for Bama.

2) What are you hearing from the fans? Bama will blow out A&M, They are concerned, etc..

3) Just how young is the Bama team?

Alabama has defended spread/read option style offenses very well, why should this weekend be any different?

Teams have been effective with stunts and slants from the edges. Some of those sacks have come as a result of McCarron holding the ball to long. That said, Fluker and Kouandjio were very good against LSU last week. I look for A&M to bring numbers, so for UA it will be about blitz pickups and hitting throws down the field. And, of course, the screen game to the backs is a nice equalizer too.

TR

A follow-up question to Thrown's. What is the best way to get some backside penetration on Mrs. McCarron?

1.) Pretty good shape. Lacy and WR Cooper are dealing with ankles, but both should be able to go.

2.) After last week, don't think UA fans are taking anything for granted. Most are concerned about emotional toll LSU took on this team.

3.) Not many seniors, but some underclassmen who may make the jump (CB Milliner and OT Fluker). OL will likely have three new starters next year so that's the biggest concern looking ahead. Leading receiver and rusher are true freshmen.

TR

Name said offenses please.

How much nickel can we expect to see from the bama defense?

Let's try to keep thread on point guys.

Travis, looking at Alabama's schedule, it looks like A&M is the second best team that Alabama has played all season, and certainly the best offensively. I know Michigan runs a spread offense and Tennessee throws it around a lot, but do you think the Aggies will be able to move the ball on Alabama?

Bloom hogging up all the questions

Haha, just trying to keep things moving. The ultimate question for Travis is Archibald's vs Dreamland?

I think A&M can move the ball, especially if Alabama's tackling doesn't to improve from where it was in Baton Rouge. Question is, can the Aggies finish drives in the red zone? UA has been very good in red zone, both offensively and defensively. Ags will need to care better care of the ball than they did against LSU, too.

TR