That was the question going into the game. Up to Saturday, Vanderbilt had looked like a good, old-fashioned run-first team. In other words, they looked like the traditional Alabama team. In fact, with a heavy emphasis on running the ball, Vandy had looked like what most fans want Alabama to look more like this year. No question that coach Lane Kiffin<\/strong> produced some great offensive results. But many believe that Alabama’s defense suffered because of too much time on the field, and that an over-emphasis on passing and Run-Pass-Option plays were not in the best interest for the Crimson Tide.<\/p>\n Enter new offensive coordinator Brian Daboll.<\/strong> Early and often, Daboll gave fans exactly what they wanted. Both Damien Harris<\/a><\/strong> and Bo\u00a0<\/strong>Scarbrough<\/b><\/a>\u00a0dominated the first half. Indeed after two plays in the second half, Harris had a career high in rushing yards and a rushing average of 13.5 per play.<\/p>\n