Alabama football preps for new-look Mississippi State offense

Alabama is preparing for a totally new look offense from Mississippi State.

will be running a much different offense than the last time the two schools met. Last year, MSU was led by Mike Leach, who ran college football’s most uncut version of the air raid scheme he helped pioneer.

Kevin Barbay now serves as the offensive coordinator for Mississippi State. The Bulldogs face a unique challenge this season, given how much of the roster that was used to the air raid has stuck around under the new scheme. During his Monday press conference, Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban said he was expecting the Bulldogs to be a bigger challenge than UA faced over the last two weeks against Ole Miss and South Florida. He praised Mississippi State’s physicality.

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