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re: The projected SEC over/under win totals for 2024 football season released
Posted on 2/12/24 at 7:12 pm to cyarrr
Posted on 2/12/24 at 7:12 pm to cyarrr
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From 2000-2011 Bama was 3-9 against LSU, hence your premise is flawed.
Alabama also had massive scholarship losses and multiple Coaching changes.
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Posted on 2/12/24 at 7:33 pm to TS1926
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From 2000-2011 Bama was 3-9 against LSU, hence your premise is flawed.
Alabama also had massive scholarship losses and multiple Coaching changes.
what have the headlines been out of Tuscaloosa this offseason?
As I recall, it's been portal attrition, and a new coaching staff... which is still a work in progress.
So it seems like the conditions you cite, are beginning to surface again.
I think Deboer's going to get rattled in a couple games, and make some bad calls. I don't think he's ready for the intensity of the LSU home crowd, or the Iron Bowl. And I don't think he's ready for what UGA will bring, either.
He's going to have players, and I think he will feel that they're ready. But he's gonna get a lot of opponents bringing their A game, because Bama.
Posted on 2/13/24 at 11:58 am to TS1926
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Alabama also had massive scholarship losses and multiple Coaching changes.
Well, if you extend the same time period starting the year after Bryant retired, the teams are 14-14 against each other.
It should be noted LSU experienced its darkest decade during this time and went through several coaching changes as well.
Point being, your contention is still flawed unless you’re arguing that Bama and LSU are similarly situated to how they were 50+ years ago.
It’s unlikely your team continues a regular arse beating against LSU or the rest of the Big 6. The more likely scenario is that these teams will be more competitive with each other.
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