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Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:28 am to PT24-7
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If not that’s fine just curious if this feels any different than the losses of the past?
No.....and LSU isn't any more of a challenge than say Georgia
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:35 am to TheTideMustRoll
quote:You say these words while being a fan of the most successful program in CFB. A program that has had a turnstile installed at the coaching office and a fair share of player transfers out and their best player leaving for the NFL...yet you dont see a problem there.
But I also believe that Joe and Joe are what got y’all this victory.
O is building a program, if you cant see that you are nuts. We have upgraded at EVERY coaching position when needed since his arrival, there is no reason to think that we will back up or are solely dependent on one person.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:37 am to bama1959
Isn't Tua gone after this year? I think Bama loses most of that receiving core also. I think LSU wins big next year against Bama.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:43 am to bama1959
[quote])Next year without Burrows LSU is back to losing 2-3 games per year. Bama will just reload and keep stomping arse as long as Saban is there.
Dude, Tua ain't walking through that door next year either.
Dude, Tua ain't walking through that door next year either.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:44 am to TommyM
quote:...I hear his name is popping up again in Arky.... I read an article last night saying that Gus is Arky’s “ DREAM” coach..... hummmmm....
Gus Malzhan
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:46 am to PT24-7
You said no troll, so I'm going to take you at your word and answer honestly.
quote:No, not really. LSU always plays Alabama tough and they finally broke through this year with a win. It was bound to happen eventually.
Does this loss feel different than the others over the years?
quote:I don't think the LSU win was a fluke like the A&M/Ole Miss wins were, but I do think Alabama could and should have won the game. They played about as poorly as they could in the first half, I think mostly due to Tua catching up to the speed of an actual game.
Does it feel like this wasn’t just a one off like the atm/ole miss type games where a team caught lightning in a bottle?
quote:I mean, that's kind of always been LSU. They've always had a lot of talent and their recruiting is always very good, so I don't really understand that part of your question. Georgia has taken over recently as the #1 challenger to Bama, but for most of Saban's tenure LSU has been the 2nd best team in the SEC.
Does this feel like a talent rich team that’s always competed with one arm behind their back bc of their offensive philosophy has now broken free and is primed to challenge you on the field, the recruiting trail, etc?
quote:The only difference is how the injuries on defense have really taken their toll on us, but our offense is maybe the GOAT, so you take the good with the bad. I would be very excited for a rematch with LSU. It would be another great game if Alabama doesn't shoot themselves in the foot for 30 minutes next time.
If not that’s fine just curious if this feels any different than the losses of the past?
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:48 am to BK785
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Isn't Tua gone after this year? I think Bama loses most of that receiving core also. I think LSU wins big next year against Bama.
I like our chances with Mac or Taulia, and Waddle, Metchie, and whoever else steps up against Brennan and LSU's wrs. So much time between now and then though, no one really knows how that game will actually look.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 9:52 am to tigerfoot
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a turnstile installed at the coaching office and a fair share of player transfers out and their best player leaving for the NFL...yet you dont see a problem there.
O is building a program, if you cant see that you are nuts. We have upgraded at EVERY coaching position when needed since his arrival, there is no reason to think that we will back up or are solely dependent on one person.
Sure, O has built a nice team this year, but there will be set-backs next year losing potentially the best QB in LSU history, and if CEH goes pro. That's just how these things go. I could be wrong, but it just seems somewhat obvious.
This post was edited on 11/12/19 at 9:53 am
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:00 am to Funky Tide 8
But this is something that occurs with every top team. Bama fans almost universally chide LSU as a team that has historically underperformed their talent level. We show every sign of reversing that trend.
Just seems like sour grapes to say LSU will not be a threat next year.
Just seems like sour grapes to say LSU will not be a threat next year.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:00 am to Funky Tide 8
[quote]I like our chances with Mac or Taulia, and Waddle, Metchie, and whoever else steps up against Brennan and LSU's wrs.
None of the above mentioned players plays defense for Bama. Jefferson is the only WR that LSU will be losing from the ones that carved Bama arse up. Should return majority of the OL also and we get to add the No. 1 WR class in the nation coming in. So it will be a long day/night for Bama in Tiger Stadium next year.
None of the above mentioned players plays defense for Bama. Jefferson is the only WR that LSU will be losing from the ones that carved Bama arse up. Should return majority of the OL also and we get to add the No. 1 WR class in the nation coming in. So it will be a long day/night for Bama in Tiger Stadium next year.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:01 am to PT24-7
All loses suck. Nobody enjoys a loss.
But nobody could have predicted that LSU winning a regular season game by 5 points would be the greatest win of all time for LSU.
I'm amazed.
But nobody could have predicted that LSU winning a regular season game by 5 points would be the greatest win of all time for LSU.
I'm amazed.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:01 am to PT24-7
quote:Wtf game did you watch last year. Tua had a brace on his knee the whole game.
A healthy tua scored 29 last year. Y’all got 34 on offense this year. A healthy tua doesn’t keep 46 off the board. Offense wasn’t the problem
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:01 am to dkreller
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Please point out one example of how Tuna's injured ankle hurt his performance.
For reference Tua's last 5 games rushing:
-5 vs LSU
-5 vs Tenn
-10 vs A&M
1 vs Ole Miss
8 vs USM
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:02 am to bama1959
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1) With a healthy Tua we win that game.
Nearly every sidewalk Bama fan is using this weak excuse for losing the game. Why is it so hard to simply say you lost and give LSU some credit for beating you?
Also, if Tua was so injured that he couldn't play well, why aren't any of you calling out Saban for not putting Jones or Baby Tua in the game?
If Saban played an obviously injured Tua, and jacked him up on drugs to mask his pain, then Saban needs to be called on the carpet and disciplined by the AD and university president. Maybe the SEC and NCAA needs to investigate.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:04 am to dkreller
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Please point out one example of how Tuna's injured ankle hurt his performance.
He wasn't a threat to run like your boy Burrows did which completely changed the game. You don't win without him Burrows running. Tua also hadn't played in a game in 3 weeks. That makes a huge difference.
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:05 am to bama1959
At some point Bama is going to have to accept the fact that a dinged up Tua is 100% Tua. Like LSU fans have done with Rashard Lawrence
This post was edited on 11/12/19 at 10:07 am
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:06 am to bama1959
I’m still trying to understand how that helps bama tackle
Posted on 11/12/19 at 10:08 am to XbengalTiger
quote:For the record I don't like rematches. I didn't think it was fair in 2011 but we were the 2nd ranked at that point. The current rules are to have 4 best teams in the PO and one of them, assuming we win out of course.
If you are honest with yourself you know damn well A1abama does not deserve a rematch.
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