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Hahahahaha. Ingram must've been breaking runs for yardage in PRACTICE, then? LOL He didn't do it in games, just like Ivory didn't have a fumbling problem in games.

Lack of production is a reason to look away from Mark Ingram. Doesn't fumble, but doesn't gain YPC either.

We'll see tomorrow... I guess.

Hope I'm wrong, but at least I can admit when I"M WRONG, Danno.

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Well? :)

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14 for 143(10.3 ypc) and 1 TD; not too shabby

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I said two years ago at Ingram's last breakout game (Dallas at home) that I hope he starts stringing them together. That applies today as well. I'd love it if he could run like this all the time.

I'm officially off his back for a while. LOL

That second half was terrifying

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Ingram is twice the back Robinson is.

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Pretty cool to see what Ingram can accomplish with even a slightly-above-average o line in front of him.

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Impressive performance by Roll Tide yesterday :cool:.

I saw a lot of grit and determination today. Maybe he runs better when he is pi@!$d off :argue:. Quite possibly agitated that Khiry and CJ were getting those touches early on, no?

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How? Because of one game? Ingram did a good job of taking advantage of his space yesterday and not running up the back of an offensive lineman like he does so often. I'll give him his due on that. But those WERE huge holes he was running through, and he was getting all the carries. Then the line suddenly stopped opening those holes and neither Ingram nor Robinson were having any success. Robinson wasn't getting the ball when the going was good, other than two goal line scores.

Khiry has shown more consistent ability, in my opinion, of getting the most out of what room he has. There just isn't typically much room for anybody.