Doug LaMaurice

I just I was confused by some of the reaction of like Alabama storming back.

And I guess if you're down 17, nothing and you win, you came back.

I just the storm storm as a verb in that situation.

I don't know the idea that Oklahoma dropped a long pass.

Then the punter just dropped the ball for no reason.

Then John Mateer hit a guy in the hands for a pick six.

And they handed the game back to Alabama to let them rally.

I thought Oklahoma gave that game away to a large extent.

And again, it's just the thing when you think about it, you're watching this game and think like, man, this is a high-level game.

These are teams executing.

Everybody's making it hard on each other.

Or does it feel like you're giving opportunities away?

And I just thought both sides of the ball was sort of like, here,

Go do this.

Here, go do this.

And I thought for Texas A&M, the team that had been in first place in the SEC for basically an entire regular season until losing to Texas A&M at the end, to just be, again, borderline non-functional against Miami.

They can't protect at all.

They can't put any points on the board.

I thought it was...

I thought it was a reinforcement.