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#76
and coming from a gator fan, that's saying something.
ANTI LSU SENTIMENTS
Posted:
#77
Quote Originally Posted by Skipster:
and coming from a gator fan, that's saying something.
and coming from a gator fan, that's saying something.
It says something when they played their band over our alma mater and our We are the boys at the end of the 3rd quarter on purpose after each team is instructed not to do so. Bama is not humble in any way and their fans are as ignorant as they come. I have been around the base of them more than anyone, it is what it is. Trash for the most part and full of sidewalk fans that never went there
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#78
Quote Originally Posted by jwheels86:
It says something when they played their band over our alma mater and our We are the boys at the end of the 3rd quarter on purpose after each team is instructed not to do so. Bama is not humble in any way and their fans are as ignorant as they come. I have been around the base of them more than anyone, it is what it is. Trash for the most part and full of sidewalk fans that never went there
Posted:
#80
Quote Originally Posted by Quantum_Leap:
Do not want to see a "state university" from Louisiana playing a home game in the NC.
I know these pot smokers feel they are privileged to play in it, and they are in the media's darling conference and get all the hype and pub.
I hope ALABAM doesn't pull a bs game outta their asses like they did last year and let Auburn beat them in the 2nd half. THAT WAS SUPER SAD.
Auburn has been a terrible champion. And their QB is an embarrasment as a person and as a Heisman winner.
No way a preseason unranked team wins the NC unless they play in the SEC.
TCU was ranked in the top 10 and won out and beat the crap outta Wisconsin.
Auburn did not convince anyone beating Oregon--and playing noone else outside of their conference.
PLEASE BAMA do this. Don't gift these thugs a NC. Please dudes.
BAMA ML -180
Have a restful week my Crimson brethren.
Kick some Louisiana ass--a good for nuthin' state full of shit, crappy houses, shit cities, crappy culture, crappy education, and a bullshit guvernor from a 3rd world country, and a bs "state university."
lmao
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#82
Best of luck homers...I have been looking forward to this game last four weeks and even more so when OK lost to TT. LSU/BAMA are the top two teams with the rest of BCS a distant third and beyond. Wish this game was in the swamp which give BAMA the nod in my opinion, but have my money +5 on LSU. Tight game and Miles is lucky...
GEAUX LSU!!!
Posted:
#88
I am proud of how Alabama played. They beat themselves in the end, when given several opportuntites to win it going away.
They looked better at times in defeat, than LSU looked in victory. We shall see how LSU fares with "no QB." It is the very old adage (since the beginning of football) "two QBs equals no QB." And I'm sure Les Miles would like to graft the two together like some sort of Frankenstein and have a runner and a passer.
LSU has a dominating defensive front and an o-line which both give the impression that they have a stronger will to win, because of ther trench warfare. The air attack is non-existent. Yet it is NOT a stronger will to win--it is simply a case of having more human muscle on the front lines. It disrupts an offense.
This looks similar to the U CONN basketball team last year that bruised teams down in the lanes, and left Kemba Walker way too much room outside to make driving shots or 3 pt barrages. Problem is (once again) that LSU do not have that QB. I'm not saying at all they need a "sexy QB" to win out. They can beat teams with an Andrew Luck or Kellen Moore because of their size and muscle in the lanes. But any team with a talented QB and fleet receivers will never be out of it.
The basketball court is too small and the fb field is also too narrow for today's athletes. Basketball has become a game of knocking someone off their post, and "creating lanes."
Football has almost entirely eliminated the sweep from most playbooks. If a team does try a sweep, it is almost always a misdirection play (reverse). The sidelines need to be extended for the muscle and speed that is changing the game. It is a farce to force the players to bruise each other, than call the whistle and throw them out of the game, for playing the game the way it HAS TO BE PLAYED --physically.
Alabama will not lose another game this season. We will be ready for the next one. We will be great representatives for college sports. I honestly cannot say the same about Lou State. They are a funny team, and have a funny coach.
Posted:
#89
So let me get this straight- LSU has a funny team and a funny coach? That funny coach outcoached the cocky arrogant Nick Saban. The funny team beat Alabama in their own back yard. Great game that could have gone either way. As i have said, LSU and Alabama are the two best teams in the country in my opinion. Sad how guys like you continue to see LSU as an "inferior" team. The Tide lost so deal with it. I hope Bama doesn't lose another game this season. Maybe Saban can find a way to get them to play in the Sugar bowl against Boise St. and not roll over like they did against Utah a couple of years ago in much the same situation. Saban- "He is who we thought he was"
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#90
I just don't get it. Is there a mental defect in the minds of fans that just can't admit you lost? It doesn't matter if it was pretty, or sexy, or whatever you deem it needed to look like in order to get a stamp of approval. Bottom line is LSU made the plays when they had to and Bama didn't. Period. End of story.
And most of the time football does come down to who wins the battle in the trenches, so aren't you admitting LSU was the better team since they won the LOS battle?
Pick on LSU's 2 qb situation all you want, but at present Lee/Jefferson>>AJ
LSU doesn't have a QB controversy because both of those guys are upperclassmen, mature, and understand they have specific roles within the framework of the offense. Besides, if they just beat the 'best' team in the country juggling QB's, just imagine how bad it would have been if they had a single QB combined with those talents. Pretty impressive if you ask me.
And most of the time football does come down to who wins the battle in the trenches, so aren't you admitting LSU was the better team since they won the LOS battle?
Pick on LSU's 2 qb situation all you want, but at present Lee/Jefferson>>AJ
LSU doesn't have a QB controversy because both of those guys are upperclassmen, mature, and understand they have specific roles within the framework of the offense. Besides, if they just beat the 'best' team in the country juggling QB's, just imagine how bad it would have been if they had a single QB combined with those talents. Pretty impressive if you ask me.
Posted:
#91
Quote Originally Posted by Quantum_Leap:
I am proud of how Alabama played. They beat themselves in the end, when given several opportuntites to win it going away.
They looked better at times in defeat, than LSU looked in victory. We shall see how LSU fares with "no QB." It is the very old adage (since the beginning of football) "two QBs equals no QB." And I'm sure Les Miles would like to graft the two together like some sort of Frankenstein and have a runner and a passer.
LSU has a dominating defensive front and an o-line which both give the impression that they have a stronger will to win, because of ther trench warfare. The air attack is non-existent. Yet it is NOT a stronger will to win--it is simply a case of having more human muscle on the front lines. It disrupts an offense.
This looks similar to the U CONN basketball team last year that bruised teams down in the lanes, and left Kemba Walker way too much room outside to make driving shots or 3 pt barrages. Problem is (once again) that LSU do not have that QB. I'm not saying at all they need a "sexy QB" to win out. They can beat teams with an Andrew Luck or Kellen Moore because of their size and muscle in the lanes. But any team with a talented QB and fleet receivers will never be out of it.
The basketball court is too small and the fb field is also too narrow for today's athletes. Basketball has become a game of knocking someone off their post, and "creating lanes."
Football has almost entirely eliminated the sweep from most playbooks. If a team does try a sweep, it is almost always a misdirection play (reverse). The sidelines need to be extended for the muscle and speed that is changing the game. It is a farce to force the players to bruise each other, than call the whistle and throw them out of the game, for playing the game the way it HAS TO BE PLAYED --physically.
Alabama will not lose another game this season. We will be ready for the next one. We will be great representatives for college sports. I honestly cannot say the same about Lou State. They are a funny team, and have a funny coach.
It only worked in Overtime on Bama
Posted:
#98
It was a bullshit game but im glad Lsu beat them in their own stadium. I hope that team loses again just so people who want to watch a rematch in the title game tone it down. They couldn't score a touchdown at home when they had two weeks to prepare. Both teams have bullshit Qb's as well, man nobody wants to see that garbage again.
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