re: Position by position breakdown.

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:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: calling the honey badger a liability in coverage. he might not be a normal shutdown corner but he is far from a liability.

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That mongoloid also posted that LSU runs a 3-4. Bama fans continue to impress...

The only position Bama has an advantage is LB.

Everything else is either even or advantage LSU.

I want to know how Bama has improved. LSU has more depth in the secondary, the emergence of Hilliard, changes at LB, and Jefferson taking over the offense since the last game. These things have actually improved LSU as a team.

QB: Bama - based off of the last game. 16-29 for 199 yards vrs 6-10 for 67 yards is pretty evident. In LSU's defense JJ has taken over now and things are very different. Bama has only a very slight edge.

RB: LSU. LSU had 148 yards rushing total and in the 4th quarter and OT was knocking Bama off the line.

OL: LSU. See RB comments, they kind of go together IMO.

WR: Push. We have the better core on paper, but Bama recievers had the better game.

TE: Push - Bama's TE had 1 catch for 8 yards. LSU TE's had 3 catches for 17 yards. Maybe we should be argueing over which TE's block better.

DL: LSU - LSU's DL took over Bama's OL in the end when it counted the most. While LSU's O moved foward, Bama's O moved backwards. Thats about as simple as it gets.

LB: Bama - even if LSU LB's would have had a better game (which they didn't) I would still give this one to Bama against any team in the nation. Hell, we could probably mix some teams together and still not match that group.

DB: push - Lets be honest. Neither one of these groups are going to be severly challenged in this game to cover the WR's. They will on the other hand, better be ready to tackle. If either team does decide to try and attempt to go to the air, which neither team likes to do, both these groups are more than capable.

ST: LSU - which was made very evident in the first game. If Bama can't get close enough to kick respectable FG's this time maybe they might find the wisdom to punt the ball in a defensive battle.

Coaching: Push - If Saban coaches like he did the last game I assure LSU will win. If he pulls his head out of his but this will be a instant classic.

Everything I have seen in this thread is moot. QB vs QB is a pointless way to look at a football game. Both defenses are going to dominate the other's offense. The game will come down to penalties, turnovers and who can avoid blown coverages.

idk man it seems legit too me that the best defensive player in football is a liability in coverage

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TM7 is a liability in coverage and AJ didn't play well. You can jump to whatever conclusions you want from that.

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When one set of qb's has more TD's and less int's against better competition than another set, I don't have to jump to conclusions. Those are facts. TDs and FGs win games. Yards let losers claim moral stat victories.

Someone explain Bama fans calling DBs a push to maybe a slight advantage to LSU when LSU has the Thorpe and Bednarik winners in the secondary?

even if he isn't great which we disagree on that doesn't make him a liability. a liability is someone like phelon jones or carnell hatcher, the best player in football isn't a liability.

PP7 was a liability last year

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No team will ever have a coaching advantage against a Les Miles - led LSU team in a bowl game.

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Oh.
My.
God.

I can't wait for that arse clown to choke on another time management situation. My, how the LSU fans forget so quickly.