Michael Brian / Loveland Reporter-Herald)
FORT COLLINS — Monday at noon, Mike Bobo figured his staff was still mad at him.
He had kept them in the offices past midnight on Sunday, and at that point, he said they still hadn't written down on the big board an idea they felt might work against the Alabama defense.
Understandable. The No. 1 Crimson Tide's defense has given up 98 yards on the ground in two games, just 2.0 yards per rush. They have allowed 17 points so far in a schedule that did included then-No.