I get it. I do. I was chief among you in offering criticism for Alabama safety Bray Hubbard for his poor performance - and glaring lack of hustle - against Florida State in Week 1. I advocated, like a lot of people, for Hubbard to be benched. It's a good thing Kalen DeBoer doesn't listen to me or the voices of the masses.
Because the Bray Hubbard we've seen the last two weeks is among the best safeties in America, which is exactly the player he was expected to be in the preseason.
It wasn't just the two interceptions of Wisconsin QB Danny O'Neil.