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There’s more than a “sort of vulnerability” still there. by 2ndstreeter

It happens nearly every season now. Clemson twice, Miami, Michigan, et cetera. Our victory over Clemson this year was a game in which a vast preponderance of factors(they don’t need repeated for the 100th time here) lined up for us to be able to win a double overtime game.
We have recruiting holes affecting performance and depth, an inexperienced OC and a HC with a well established ceiling that does not measure up to the top tier of coaches. I want to believe we can have a good showing against Bama, but heart says yes, head says duck.

As to your last sentence, there are two kinds of hangings. I hope it’s the good kind we see tomorrow.