Pete Golding getting roasted for Alabama's defensive play vs. Texas A&M
Pete Golding might return to Tuscaloosa with a moving truck parked outside his home. The Alabama defensive coordinator is not popular with Crimson Tide fans this Saturday night.
Unranked Texas A&M is shocking the college football world with its first-half performance. Jimbo Fisher’s Aggies have scored 24 points in the first half on Golding’s unit. UA had previously given up a combined 19 points in the first half through 5 games entering Saturday.
Golding is getting absolutely shredded on Twitter, with numerous calls for his dismissal. Here’s a small sample of those tweets:
Fire Pete Golding. Everybody looks lost on defense
— Kraigen (@kme0120) October 10, 2021
Fire Pete Golding into the sun
— Mac Addict (@Will_Elliott22) October 10, 2021
Fire Pete Golding! Don’t let him ride the bus home! @jcscott_13
— Bailey Harris (@YoungSavageBH) October 10, 2021
I want Alabama to fire Pete Golding just about every game… pic.twitter.com/xzegxAe8iA
— Roll Tide #18™ (@jerrysandersRTR) October 10, 2021
Please fire Pete Golding I’m tired of seeing this for Bama’s defense
— Jared Welch (@jaredwelch1620) October 10, 2021
Pete Golding is the sorriest coordinator Alabama has had in 10 years. Not even close. Fire him right now.
— Eli Barnett (@eli_barnett7) October 10, 2021
FIRE PETE GOLDING TODAY!!!!#FirePeteGolding
— Willow (@wjwillow) October 10, 2021
FIRE PETE GOLDING!!!! #BAMAvsTAMU
— AmandaPanda (@uwa_amanda) October 10, 2021
Fire Pete Golding immediately. Leave his ass in college station
— Elvis Presley (@golfNbeers) October 10, 2021
This is the most unprepared @AlabamaFTBL we’ve seen in years especially on the Defensive side of the ball. Pete Golding just isn’t the answer. #RollTide
— TideWorldOrder (@TideWorldOrder) October 10, 2021
Pete Golding making Zach Calzada look like Brady? Wth
— Mike Farrell (@rivalsmike) October 10, 2021
idk if firing Pete Golding is the solution, but I just know it needs to happen
— leighanne (@leighanneeachus) October 10, 2021
Texas A&M leads No. 1 Alabama 24-10 at the half. The game is airing on CBS.
