The Alabama Crimson Tide defense garnered much of the praise for Alabama’s national championship triumph over LSU in January, but its greatness aside, it was the offense that quietly went out and executed flawlessly against a team known for destroying several high-powered offenses in 2011.  

While they must deal with the loss of their offensive coordinator (Jim McElwain, who left to take the head coaching job at Colorado State) and All-American running back Trent Richardson, the Crimson Tide still have quarterback A.J. McCarron returning in addition to a veteran front wall protecting him.  

New offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier must develop new talent at the skill positions, but he has several t...

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