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re: 2014 Alabama's Bad Statistics
Posted on 1/2/15 at 1:02 pm to Cumulonimbus
Posted on 1/2/15 at 1:02 pm to Cumulonimbus
I think both LSU and UGA fans would have jizzed themselves over if they had the opportunity to play in the college football playoffs even if it meant a loss.
I don't expect that a team with two returning starters on offense will be in the playoffs next year. That would be unrealistic. I am just hoping that we finally see some improved play in the secondary. The days of Dee Milliner, and Swaggerpatrick seem distant.
If we can get a ten win season, and maybe eleven with a bowl, while also having an improved secondary I will be content. Perhaps that makes me a UGA/LSU fan. IDGAF. I'd rather enjoy each team for what they are and not allow my expectations to hinder the joy of watching them.
I don't expect that a team with two returning starters on offense will be in the playoffs next year. That would be unrealistic. I am just hoping that we finally see some improved play in the secondary. The days of Dee Milliner, and Swaggerpatrick seem distant.
If we can get a ten win season, and maybe eleven with a bowl, while also having an improved secondary I will be content. Perhaps that makes me a UGA/LSU fan. IDGAF. I'd rather enjoy each team for what they are and not allow my expectations to hinder the joy of watching them.
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Posted on 1/2/15 at 1:12 pm to chattabama
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I think both LSU and UGA fans would have jizzed themselves over if they had the opportunity to play in the college football playoffs even if it meant a loss.
I don't expect that a team with two returning starters on offense will be in the playoffs next year. That would be unrealistic. I am just hoping that we finally see some improved play in the secondary. The days of Dee Milliner, and Swaggerpatrick seem distant.
If we can get a ten win season, and maybe eleven with a bowl, while also having an improved secondary I will be content. Perhaps that makes me a UGA/LSU fan. IDGAF. I'd rather enjoy each team for what they are and not allow my expectations to hinder the joy of watching them.
For the most part, I agree. Upvoted.
Oregon and 2012-2013 Stanford performed exceptionally well versus modern and pro-style offenses. Nick Saban should take notes from Vanderbilt's David Shaw since he was Stanford's defensive coordinator during their back-to-back PAC12 titles.
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