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Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:31 pm to ACL11190
95 Nebraska scored 2 times as many points in their NC game as 01 Miami. They scored over 11 points more a game than 01 Miami.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:31 pm to Alahunter
Did they not lay the beatdown on a damn good Florida team that year?
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:32 pm to nativetiger
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The next alabama fan to post in this thread is a homosexual, TIFWIW.....
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re: 2009 Alabama team will be remembered as one of the best ever (Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:23 p.m. to mattz1122)
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For starters, I rarely post there. Secondly, the SEC Rant is hardly above the Rant in terms of sanity and rational discussion.
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with posters like you and the other idiot,we see why this is true
Well some of us already knew this
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:32 pm to TT9
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i never said we was,i was pointing out all the other teams with losses should not be mentioned in the same breathe as us...
I was comparing '04 Auburn, which went undefeated. The team with losses that I was comparing to this Bama team was 2001 UF, which lost two games by a total of five points and blew out every other team by at least two touchdowns. Both teams were qt least as talented as 2009 Alabama.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:32 pm to ACL11190
The best ever or not. Alabama is the best team in the land this year... And that's all what matters. 
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:32 pm to ACL11190
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2001 Miami is a pro bowl team.
You think they could have beaten one of Spurrier's best UF teams 62-24? If you do then you are an idiot. Just being honest.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:33 pm to memphisplaya
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Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:33 pm to TT9
W 08-31-1995 64 Oklahoma St. 21 Stillwater, OK
W 09-09-1995 50 Michigan St. 10 East Lansing, MI
W 09-16-1995 77 Arizona St. 28 Lincoln, NE
W 09-23-1995 49 Pacific (CA) 7 Lincoln, NE
W 09-30-1995 35 Washington St. 21 Lincoln, NE
W 10-14-1995 57 Missouri 0 Lincoln, NE
W 10-21-1995 49 Kansas St. 25 Lincoln, NE
W 10-28-1995 44 Colorado 21 Boulder, CO
W 11-04-1995 73 Iowa St. 14 Lincoln, NE
W 11-11-1995 41 Kansas 3 Lawrence, KS
W 11-24-1995 37 Oklahoma 0 Lincoln, NE
W 01-02-1996 62 Florida 24 Tempe, AZ Fiesta Bowl
W 09-09-1995 50 Michigan St. 10 East Lansing, MI
W 09-16-1995 77 Arizona St. 28 Lincoln, NE
W 09-23-1995 49 Pacific (CA) 7 Lincoln, NE
W 09-30-1995 35 Washington St. 21 Lincoln, NE
W 10-14-1995 57 Missouri 0 Lincoln, NE
W 10-21-1995 49 Kansas St. 25 Lincoln, NE
W 10-28-1995 44 Colorado 21 Boulder, CO
W 11-04-1995 73 Iowa St. 14 Lincoln, NE
W 11-11-1995 41 Kansas 3 Lawrence, KS
W 11-24-1995 37 Oklahoma 0 Lincoln, NE
W 01-02-1996 62 Florida 24 Tempe, AZ Fiesta Bowl
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:34 pm to superman
best cheaters ever. Bama has benefitted from the SEC being the weakest it has in history. LSU, UGA, UT, & AU are just a shell of their formers selves the last 2 years. Just look at our Bowl results
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:34 pm to Alahunter
You obviously don't know too much about 2001 Miami, you never got to see how good they were because they honestly never had to even try. Nebraska didn't have the players to handle Shockey, Winslow, Andre Johnson, Willis MaGahee, Frank Gore, and Clinton Portis. To say 1995 Nebraska could beat 2001 Miami is like saying they could beat an NFL team, which was basically what 2001 Miami was.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:34 pm to mattz1122
quote:but their defense was not as good as ours,imo...
I was comparing '04 Auburn, which went undefeated
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:35 pm to Africom
quote:see what i mean lsu fans...thanx bud...
best cheaters ever. Bama has benefitted from the SEC being the weakest it has in history. LSU, UGA, UT, & AU are just a shell of their formers selves the last 2 years. Just look at our Bowl results
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:35 pm to ACL11190
I saw them both. 95 Nebraska was badass physical. Miami was awesome too, but both heads up at their peak.. imo.. Nebraska walks on them.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:35 pm to Robot Santa
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If you do then you are an idiot. Just being honest.
2001 Miami had more talent on it than Steve Spurrier had on his teams his WHOLE coaching career combined.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:36 pm to Alahunter
quote:wow...
W 01-02-1996 62 Florida 24 Tempe, AZ Fiesta Bowl
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:36 pm to Africom
I've got a sudden urge for some bread.
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:36 pm to Alahunter
How many of those Nebraska players made all pro teams? Just curious...
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:37 pm to ACL11190
quote:thought we were talking about college here....
How many of those Nebraska players made all pro teams?
Posted on 1/9/10 at 9:38 pm to ACL11190
Once again, please look at this. Having Sean Taylor and Ed Reed at saftey is a joke.
QB - Ken Dorsey (drafted in the 7th round, non-impact in NFL)
RB - Clinton Portis (2nd round draft pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
Najeh Davenport (4th round draft pick, good player but no Pro Bowls)
Frank Gore (3rd round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance, 1 All-Pro selection)
Willis McGahee (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
WR - Andre Johnson (1st round pick, 2 Pro Bowl appearances, 1 All-Pro selection)
Roscoe Parrish (2nd round pick, no Pro Bowls but 2 returns for TDs)
TE - Jeremy Shockey (1st round pick, 4 Pro Bowl appearances, 1 All-Pro selection)
Kellen Winslow Jr. (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
OL - Bryant McKinnie (1st round pick, no Pro Bowls, has started since selection)
Joaquin Gonzalez (7th round pick, non-impact player)
Martin Bibla (4th round pick, non-impact player)
Vernon Carey (1st round pick, starter at tackle)
Defense
DL - Jerome McDougle (1st round pick, has been injured off and on, no impact)
William Joseph (1st round pick, starter but not much impact)
Vince Wilfork (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance, 1 All-Pro selection)
LB - John Vilma (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
D.J. Williams (1st round pick, no Pro Bowls, second in NFL in tackles in 2007)
DB - Ed Reed (1st round pick, 4 Pro Bowls, 4 All-Pros, former Def. Player of the Year)
Mike Rumph (1st round pick, non-impact)
Phillip Buchanon (1st round pick, starter in '07)
Sean Taylor (1st round pick, 2 Pro Bowls, 1 All-Pro)
Antrelle Rolle (1st round pick, occasional starter/nickelback)
QB - Ken Dorsey (drafted in the 7th round, non-impact in NFL)
RB - Clinton Portis (2nd round draft pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
Najeh Davenport (4th round draft pick, good player but no Pro Bowls)
Frank Gore (3rd round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance, 1 All-Pro selection)
Willis McGahee (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
WR - Andre Johnson (1st round pick, 2 Pro Bowl appearances, 1 All-Pro selection)
Roscoe Parrish (2nd round pick, no Pro Bowls but 2 returns for TDs)
TE - Jeremy Shockey (1st round pick, 4 Pro Bowl appearances, 1 All-Pro selection)
Kellen Winslow Jr. (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
OL - Bryant McKinnie (1st round pick, no Pro Bowls, has started since selection)
Joaquin Gonzalez (7th round pick, non-impact player)
Martin Bibla (4th round pick, non-impact player)
Vernon Carey (1st round pick, starter at tackle)
Defense
DL - Jerome McDougle (1st round pick, has been injured off and on, no impact)
William Joseph (1st round pick, starter but not much impact)
Vince Wilfork (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance, 1 All-Pro selection)
LB - John Vilma (1st round pick, 1 Pro Bowl appearance)
D.J. Williams (1st round pick, no Pro Bowls, second in NFL in tackles in 2007)
DB - Ed Reed (1st round pick, 4 Pro Bowls, 4 All-Pros, former Def. Player of the Year)
Mike Rumph (1st round pick, non-impact)
Phillip Buchanon (1st round pick, starter in '07)
Sean Taylor (1st round pick, 2 Pro Bowls, 1 All-Pro)
Antrelle Rolle (1st round pick, occasional starter/nickelback)
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