re: Most Underachieving Team This Decade

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Well...for starters....

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Yeah... they went 11-0 in SEC ONLY conference play. 11-0.

You are talking about the PAC-10, Ohio State, Michigan... but Alabama went 11-0 in the SEC. That removes any asterisk you and your chatgpt/Grok facts may choose to attempt to place on them.

Why is Auburn on the list? Don’t you have to have expectations to underachieve?

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MemphisGuy

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Take that bama cock out of your mouth, spit, take a breath and think about what you are saying!

Didn’t read. Trophy is in Ttown!

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Speaking of underachieving, it is still amazing that LSU went 15-0 in 2019 and followed it up by going .500 in 2020.

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I agree-but why do you think two coaches have been fired since then Mr. Einstein?

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BlackCloud

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Good grief you are an absolute shite tier poster. Alabama began the season ranked 8th & finished the season ranked 9th....... so right about where everyone figured they would end up. But don't let that stop your impressive streak of using the same shitey memes you came up with. Too bad you couldn't have been skipped over when it became time to decide who the next LSU try hard would be.

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can't go more than a few days w/o posting something regarding LSU. You have a bad addiction.

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