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re: Alabama was shut out by Centre College
Posted on 9/21/17 at 10:29 am to BigBlue8Titles
Posted on 9/21/17 at 10:29 am to BigBlue8Titles
Don't worry, Bama still claimed the national title that year.
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Posted on 9/21/17 at 10:32 am to five_fivesix
quote:The SJWs would be all over that now.
The Praying Colonels? Holy shite, what a mascot.
Posted on 9/21/17 at 10:42 am to MaroonNation
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An Alabama vs Centre game thread turns into a lecture about “Aggie lore”. Nobody wants to be constantly reminded of why y’all do what y’all do dude.
Oh no, a non Aggie fan!
Posted on 9/21/17 at 10:57 am to BigBlue8Titles
They were also shutout by Cumberland 44-0 in their only game.
Bama also has losing records against:
Birmingham Athletic Club 2-3
Boston College 1-3
Camp Gordon 0-1
Carlisle 0-1
UCF 0-1
Georgia Pre-Flight 0-1
ULM 0-1
Minnesota 0-1
New Orleans Athletic Club 0-1
Northern Illinois 0-1
Notre Dame 2-5
Oklahoma 1-3-1
Oklahoma State 0-1
Rice 0-3
Texas 1-7-1
TCU 2-3
UCLA 1-2
Utah 0-1
Villanova 0-1
Bama also has losing records against:
Birmingham Athletic Club 2-3
Boston College 1-3
Camp Gordon 0-1
Carlisle 0-1
UCF 0-1
Georgia Pre-Flight 0-1
ULM 0-1
Minnesota 0-1
New Orleans Athletic Club 0-1
Northern Illinois 0-1
Notre Dame 2-5
Oklahoma 1-3-1
Oklahoma State 0-1
Rice 0-3
Texas 1-7-1
TCU 2-3
UCLA 1-2
Utah 0-1
Villanova 0-1
Posted on 9/21/17 at 11:08 am to Open Dore Policy
To be fair, Vandy is also 0-1 being shutout vs. Cumberland with a 6-0 loss in 1903.
And Vandy has interesting losing records such as:
Boston College 1-2
Fordham 0-1
Harvard 0-1
Navy 2-3-2
Northwestern 1-2
Penn 0-1
Syracuse 0-2
Temple 1-2
TCU 1-3
Tulane 17-28-3
Western Michigan 0-1
And Vandy has interesting losing records such as:
Boston College 1-2
Fordham 0-1
Harvard 0-1
Navy 2-3-2
Northwestern 1-2
Penn 0-1
Syracuse 0-2
Temple 1-2
TCU 1-3
Tulane 17-28-3
Western Michigan 0-1
Posted on 9/21/17 at 11:14 am to BigBlue8Titles
This post was edited on 11/10/20 at 12:01 pm
Posted on 9/21/17 at 12:43 pm to Open Dore Policy
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Carlisle 0-1
I think that is the Carlisle Indian School
They were set up to be the "rent a win" for those old Ivy League power teams but wound up getting Pops (aka the Pop of Pop Warner football) and turned into a pretty stout program till the IVY's moved onto easier wins.
Jim Thorpe played there and was probably their best known athlete, but they had others. Dude was the Bo Jackson of the Kitty Hawk jet set.
Posted on 9/21/17 at 12:55 pm to Open Dore Policy
quote:Now that is a strange one. Made me look it up.
Georgia Pre-Flight 0-1
From Wiki
The United States had entered the World War II, and able-bodied men of college age had volunteered for, or been drafted into, the armed forces. “Service teams,” many of which had former collegiate or professional players who had entered the Army or the Navy, played games against the college programs. In 1942, teams were fielded by Georgia Pre-Flight, the Great Lakes Naval Station, Iowa Pre-Flight, Jacksonville NAS, and St. Mary’s Preflight.
A little bit of history I knew nothing about.
Posted on 9/21/17 at 1:20 pm to MaroonNation
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An Alabama vs Centre game thread turns into a lecture about “Aggie lore”. Nobody wants to be constantly reminded of why y’all do what y’all do dude.
I thought it was interesting. Since when does the Rant ever stay on topic? Someone can start a thread trolling Bama and by page 6, there will be an intense discussion about whether or not Adolph Rupp liked lawn jockeys. Sexually, I mean.
Edit: Just so you don't have to look up the thread, the answer was a resounding 'Yes'. Somebody posted compromising pictures.
This post was edited on 9/21/17 at 1:24 pm
Posted on 9/21/17 at 1:22 pm to LouisvilleKat
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Now that is a strange one. Made me look it up.
From Wiki
The United States had entered the World War II, and able-bodied men of college age had volunteered for, or been drafted into, the armed forces. “Service teams,” many of which had former collegiate or professional players who had entered the Army or the Navy, played games against the college programs. In 1942, teams were fielded by Georgia Pre-Flight, the Great Lakes Naval Station, Iowa Pre-Flight, Jacksonville NAS, and St. Mary’s Preflight.
A little bit of history I knew nothing about.
Yeah, the Pre-Flights (there were multiple ones) and military teams at the time could be dominant since so many top athletes joined the military at the outbreak of the war.
Posted on 9/21/17 at 1:29 pm to Open Dore Policy
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Posted by Open Dore Policy online on 9/21/17 at 10:57 am to BigBlue8Titles They were also shutout by Cumberland 44-0 in their only game.
Is thus the same Cumberland that lost 222-0 to Georgia Tech when John Heisman was coaching the Yellow Jackets?
Posted on 9/21/17 at 1:30 pm to Bankshot
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Posted by Bankshot on 9/21/17 at 10:06 am to kyrik92 quote: Transylvania Are they still NAIA? I ask because my cousin played them in basketball when he was at Lambuth. Lambuth folded a few years ago and became a branch of the University of Memphis.
Transy had been NCAA D-3 for several years
Posted on 9/21/17 at 6:25 pm to kyrik92
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Is thus the same Cumberland that lost 222-0 to Georgia Tech when John Heisman was coaching the Yellow Jackets
Tis the same Cumberland University.
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