Manning and the Ole Miss receivers likely will make some big plays against the Tide's secondary, but they won't make enough to overcome Alabama's improving, balanced offense. Even with an offensive line that features three redshirt freshmen starters, the Tide should be able to overpower Ole Miss' defense up front and put together a strong rushing game with quarterback Tyler Watts and tailbacks Ahmad Galloway and Ray Hudson. November 17 will be a huge day for Alabama on and off the field. While the scheduling conflict means school president Andrew Sorenson, athletic director Mal Moore and other school officials won't be able to attend the Auburn game, they are glad for the opportunity to face the committee in November as opposed to waiting until the next meeting in mid-February, during which time uncertainly about the Tide's fate could affect recruiting. Personalized sports info for your home page Messenger Follow the scores for your favorite teams.
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