Is it possible that LSU could play bama 3 times in one season?

Drop the ptsd and embrace 32-31

I think you missed my point


If the possibility exists

It would be pretty cool to beat bama 3 times in one season


Now

Can somebody on this board explain to me if this is even possible?

We are 2-2 in the last 4 years


But I guess you are still incapable of answering my question


Hopefully a knowledgeable person will reply.

Where’s SummerOfGeorge George when I need him? I’m

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That doesn't make us equals, fella.

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Would never want to be your equal, fella

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Your loss. Being a winner your entire life feels great.

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Your favorite team wins a lot of games.

You're just a fricking loser nobody would miss if the meth lab in the trailer next door blew up.

To be clear

I don’t downvote anybody


And I get the schtick


Would you please call George for me and ask him about my question

Thank you, Tide

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Would you please call George for me and ask him about my question

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Best I can do is a text.

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Thank you, Tide

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You still inviting me down for a Saints game?

You still inviting me down for a Saints game?


Absolutely

We are going to have a good season!

Give me a heads up on what game you want to make

We will have a good time.

A dinner and drinks on me.

Yes
Includes wife or significant other

Well, technically yes, but it's pretty unlikely.

If you look at 2011, LSU and Bama almost certainly would have played each other 3 times under the proposed format. I think Bama would have made the SEC championship, both teams obviously would make a 12 team playoff, and I don't think either would lose to anyone else that season.

And when you look at things, there's a decent chance LSU wins the natty, if that happens.

When you look at closely matched teams like that, you don't usually see sweeps in rematches. LSU lost the repeat game to Bama that year.
2017 Auburn loses rematch to UGA in the SEC title game.
2021 Alabama loses rematch to UGA in the natty.
Going back further, Fla State loses the rematch to Florida in 1996.

What happens in the 3rd game... most secrets are figured out by then, but it's a good chance the loser of game 2 will make the necessary adjustments to win game 3, the same way the loser of game 1 has the advantage going into the second game. Once again, the loser has the advantage of preparing for what beat them, while the winner goes in guessing what they will face the next time around. And with teams being so even, that might be all the edge you need.