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“I think the biggest experience we can all gain from last season is there has to be a sense of urgency to do the same high-level job every single day,” Alabama defensive coordinator Kane Wommack said after Friday’s spring practice. “I don’t think it was malicious by anybody from a standpoint of maybe you have a good day here, or you’re focused here, or walking into this game versus that game. But when you have success, it should breed a sense of urgency to create more success for you. And I don’t think we handled success well as a team collectively, and I think that hurt us on the field. It obviously hurt us on the field.

Those are the type of things that you want to build in these young players is an understanding that, take the experiences you’ve had and apply them to have a sense of urgency— not a panic, but a sense of urgency to attack every single rep over and over and over again. That, to me, is what has kept us from being great a year ago.”

Alabama showed flashes of greatness, particularly in the wins against Georgia and LSU, proving that it could not only compete with, but beat some of the best teams in the country. But that consistency didn’t carry over from game to game.

The inconsistency and lack of urgency led to a 9-4 record and Alabama’s highest loss total since Nick Saban’s first season in 2007.