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re: SEC West teams will now have to beat Shorty twice...
Posted on 12/15/13 at 7:41 pm to AlaTiger
Posted on 12/15/13 at 7:41 pm to AlaTiger
The problem that every has is the assumption that Alabama is better with one loss than teams who beat them and/or have one loss or no losses.
If Alabama beats, oh, I don't know, say, LSU and goes 12-0 and LSU goes 11-1 and LSU makes it in because there is an assumption that LSU is just as good, if not better than Alabama, then we will see some objectivity. But, that isn't what happens.
My choice would be that we only have conference champions in the playoffs. Alabama fans are afraid of that requirement because they have only won 2 SEC titles since 2000.
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If you're scared, get a dog!.....and y'all should be. Just ask LSU and Fla. what it's like playing them twice in a season. This proves that your know that Alabama is truly the better team or you wouldn't be scared to play them twice. 
If Alabama beats, oh, I don't know, say, LSU and goes 12-0 and LSU goes 11-1 and LSU makes it in because there is an assumption that LSU is just as good, if not better than Alabama, then we will see some objectivity. But, that isn't what happens.
My choice would be that we only have conference champions in the playoffs. Alabama fans are afraid of that requirement because they have only won 2 SEC titles since 2000.
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If you're scared, get a dog!.....and y'all should be. Just ask LSU and Fla. what it's like playing them twice in a season. This proves that your know that Alabama is truly the better team or you wouldn't be scared to play them twice. 
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Posted on 12/15/13 at 7:49 pm to coachcrisp
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This proves that your know that Alabama is truly the better team or you wouldn't be scared to play them twice.
So you're saying that unless team A gives uat a mulligan, they're scared. I think I read that right. Cool.
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