re: Alabama fans what was the easiest matchup in your BCS/Playoff Nat Titles?

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Alabama fans what was the easiest matchup in your BCS/Playoff Nat Titles?

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If you mean ONLY National Title games, it is easily Notre Dame. That was the softest 12-0 P5 team in the history of the sport. They couldn't score on our starters and our offense looked like an NFL one against their defense. It was a massacre. We would have shut them out if the game hadn't been so lopsided as to have our starters pulled so early.

If you include semi-final games and conference championship games, then Michigan State comes to mind as they couldn't even score against our backups, but their defense did hold us to a LITTLE less.

"If this was a prize fight they'd call it off"

Lol. A freshman qb. Was only down 3 with 3 minutes to go. Don't give me that knew we are gonna win bullshite. Yes colt going down had a lot to do with that. I still think it's a different game if he's not a pussy and goes down. But I'm not gonna sit here and cry over spilled milk. Bama beat us. Gilbert should've been more ready to go in case something happened. Like the 09 championship game. But it is what it is. We lost. Bama was the better team that day.

The one I enjoyed the most ND

Considering how they owned the Bahr,, I get it.

Had to be Notre Dame. It was a shame that they were even in consideration.

Written by a ND fan

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"Well, that one penalty was unfair." And the kid to my right, no more than 9, curled up on the seat and tapped his giant blue-and-gold foam finger on his forehead, wearing a lost expression that Notre Dame fans know so well it might as well be our school logo. "What happened?" he murmured, fighting tears.

The game started, kid. That's what happened.

I felt like Carrie Bradshaw, dumped by a Post-It. By halftime, at 28 to nothing, I had two things left to hope for: that our marching band would beat theirs (we did: the ND band forming a Delorean, complete with exhaust fumes, while playing the Back to the Future theme will win every time); and that we'd score so the infernal stadium announcer didn't say "Notre Dame Fighting Irish: ZEROOOO" ever again.

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Texas - No way we weren't going to win that one.

LSU - Kind of a nail biter until halftime. Once we were up 9-0 and it became *obvious* that LSU wasn't going to move the ball, it became the lowest scoring blow-out I've ever seen.

Notre Dame - Once Lacy started running at will (in the first few minutes), you knew ND had no shot.

Clemson I - When Clemson went up by a TD, I knew we were in for a fight. Once Drake scored on the kickoff return and OJ Howard took the TE pass around, you knew we had it in the bag.

UGA - When Tua came in, you knew it was over.

I knew on Alabama’s opening drive Notre Dame was in for a long night.

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It was a shame that they were even in consideration.

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They were undefeated...

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LSU was a game we knew we should have won the first time around. We weren't gonna miss a zillion field goals again and have a TE give up on a TD pass. We should have won like 22-6 the first time. In the Championship game, We knew we would win and it would be a pretty good battle but we were the better team. That day, nobody was really worried about winning. Maybe as confident in winning that game as say, the Texas game. Good team but they weren't at our level. Like the November game, we would have to really screw up to lose.

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That game was never out of hand until 5 mins left in 4th quarter.

We were still in it till then.