Bama is LSU's worst nightmare

Starting on 1/9/12, Bama has been the bane of LSU's program. They're comparable to a sibling marrying your old dream crush. You want to be happy for them because they're "family," yet they're living the life you can only dream of. This year, many LSU fans (including myself), would've been thrilled to just see LF7 win the Heisman had we not won the conference. Instead, low and behold, not only did Bama win the conference but took the Heisman for icing on the cake. I would call this a rivalry, but in order for it to be a rivalry, you have to win...which Les hasn't done since that night. Every LSU fan can admit that it's saddening to see your old coach become one of the all-time greats at another school in your division. Years past I would've been more bummed by this collapse of epic proportions for LSU this season, but I'm unfortunately growing to accept it as long as Saban is at Bama and Miles is at LSU.

This may seem like a melt, but it's the reality of the program and we all know it. I will close by saying that this year's Bama team has impressed me more than any other. After the loss at home to Ole Miss to open conference play, I saw many tough remaining games on the schedule, preferably at Georgia and at Texas A&M. Probably one of Saban's best years after losing Cooper, Sims, and Yeldon. I don't like you Bama, but I absolutely respect the consistency of Saban keeping Bama in the hunt literally every year since 2008 and being in the top 25 that entire span. He has the chance to be the best there ever was in college football if he wins this year.