
bamameister
Favorite team: | Alabama ![]() |
Location: | Right here, right now |
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Interests: | College Football |
Occupation: | Exchanging ideas |
Number of Posts: | 16458 |
Registered on: | 5/29/2016 |
Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Do you contribute to NIL?
Posted by bamameister on 4/30/25 at 1:26 pm
Decades before NIL was a thing. And so have you.
re: Auburn has had only 4 Day 1/Day 2 NFL Draft picks since 2021
Posted by bamameister on 4/30/25 at 1:19 pm
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The roster Saban inherited wasn't in much better shape than the one both Harsin and Freeze inherited. Alabama laid a goose egg in the 2008 draft with exactly 0 players drafted and only 5 players were drafted in the 2009 draft.
And yet BAMA went 12-0 in the regular season in his second year. But then Nick Saban is Nick Saban, and Hugh Freeze will never have to bear that burden.
re: The Ole Miss douche and his friend who pranked Sheduer just cost one kid's father $100,000
Posted by bamameister on 4/30/25 at 1:14 pm
Got off light. The person got the info to prank from the inside, and Dad needs to pay up.
re: Jalen Milroe will be better NFL quarterback than Cam Newton ever thought about being
Posted by bamameister on 4/30/25 at 1:10 pm
Jalen, with all his talent, will forever be the Crimson riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. I've never seen any player, at any position in my lifetime, who had his speed and power and had absolutely zero instinct on when and how to run the football. If Jalen had run and read the defenses with his legs as he did in Baton Rouge, he would have easily had 1500 yards on the ground, and BAMA's football fortunes would have written a completely different narrative.
Jalen Milroe could easily be the fastest QB to ever strap on the pads, with zero instinct to run. Amazing.
Jalen Milroe could easily be the fastest QB to ever strap on the pads, with zero instinct to run. Amazing.
re: How is letting men compete in women’s sports good for women?
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 5:20 pm
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You've gone beyond logic and facts as well.
Then you should get your head out of your azz and Google. As far as understanding the moral implications, I'm sure we are way over your notion of right and wrong.
re: Sark draft turnaround - 2 year draft total
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 10:37 am
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Yeah, if this pattern continues, it will become an issue or it should. When Alabama was in it's 15 year run we'd fill up the NFL draft with players. But we also put six trophies in the trophy case as well. UGA essentially did the same, when they were loaded with NFL talent they went back to back. It doesn't do a college much good to keep having all of that NFL talent but never bring home any NC hardware.
Now count how many years Kirby had to keep reloading 5-star talent before he finally won the NC. Let me help, Kirby started coaching in Athens in 2016. Now do Ryan Day.
re: Bill's disastrous interview actually worse...edit, BB Statement Pg 4
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 9:53 am
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Bill's disastrous interview actually worse: 30 minutes cut, GF stormed out in middle
You date these young girls, you get all the immaturity that goes with them. Amazing, how all these tough guys can't seem to flex around these women.
re: How is letting men compete in women’s sports good for women?
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 9:40 am
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You've gone beyond logic and facts as well.
The GOP has fanned the flames of limp-dicked hysteria for political purposes and done a brilliant job of it.
I said very clearly, it's morally reprehensible for educators, politicians, and even parents to allow this behavior in schools. So far, all your comments have done is indicate what you've done with your value system.
re: How is letting men compete in women’s sports good for women?
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 9:10 am
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I am hoping to get semi-serious responses.
I'll be happy to go far beyond "semi" with this one. People have lost their moral compass. Having these guys swinging their dongs in these girls' high school dressing rooms is reprehensible and a blight on society. To watch educators and leading politicians wink at the problem, and most of the time empower it, is equally reprehensible.
So, I'm wondering through all this mess, where is the moral conscience in all this? Organized religion has been MIA and continues to stand silent in the public press and the political field overall. The girls have been left to basically fight for themselves, and it's been a losing battle. What an indictment on the kind of people we are producing today.
re: Sark draft turnaround - 2 year draft total
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 8:40 am
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We are definitely getting a kind of player we weren’t getting for years. Part Sark, part NIL. Big part too is it’s just true the SEC draws better caliber pla
Part BAMA. Kirby to the East and Sark to the West, they are still trying to build the same teams BAMA put on the field during the Nick Saban era.
re: I’ve been a Clippers fan for thirty years….
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 8:29 am
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I’ve been a Clippers fan for thirty years….
I was wondering who that guy was sitting next to Billy Crystal all those years.
re: What is today's "prototypical" QB?
Posted by bamameister on 4/29/25 at 8:19 am
These offenses are the issue. Some of these offenses make it all about the QB on every play, and some have figured out how to come at defenses the old-fashioned way. Philly just went old school on the NFL again. Barkley is a human highlight film and can change the game anytime he touches the ball. But doing it from the backfield is getting to be a rarity, and frankly, he should have been the MVP.
Jalen is a smart guy who doesn't push it unless he needs to, and in the Superbowl he had to, and you saw what he does best: go downfield and no one throws it better long than Hurts.
Jalen is a smart guy who doesn't push it unless he needs to, and in the Superbowl he had to, and you saw what he does best: go downfield and no one throws it better long than Hurts.
re: Bama Fans, get in here
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 1:21 pm
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LANK = ghetto
Ghetto, I mean LANK just scored again.
re: On3 Post Spring Top 25
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:58 am
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attacks his faith, downplays his cancer, and calls him full of shite.
Or simply wonders out loud if this time he means what he says.
re: On3 Post Spring Top 25
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:48 am
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You're being intentionally obtuse. Saying you have faith that something will turn out well does not mean that you won't follow a doctor's recommendation because of your faith. Read the article I linked, or don't. I'm done.
If Hugh Freeze wasn't so vague about his "faith" comment, in relation to his prostate cancer, this would not have come up. Freeze does have a history of saying he's one thing and doing something completely different.
re: Bama Fans, get in here
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:44 am
As close to number one as you've gotten since 2010.
re: On3 Post Spring Top 25
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:33 am
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Fair enough but that doesn't say he's putting it off due to his faith.
Then why say it? It's certainly just as fair to ask what he meant. A lot of churchgoers put off serious surgery because they "believe" there's another way.
re: Bama Fans, get in here
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:28 am
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I for one want all of this LANK BS go. It was ok when it came out because we lost to Georgia but when we were the only SEC team to go to the playoff to face Michigan it needed to end. Now every recruit we sign puts LANK on their social media or wears a shirt. Bama is the standard. We are the brand of the SEC. Without Bama it’s a few really good schools that win a couple of titles every 50 years. Let the naysayers run their mouth, but get rid of the shirts
You are just going to love all the self-serving we are all going to continue to be exposed to through NIL. You might want to go ahead and get a therapist on speed dial before you lose it.
re: On3 Post Spring Top 25
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:18 am
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Where did you read this? The only thing he said is that the doctors found it to be "slow aggressive" so there is no need for surgery yet.
“I’m only 55. We’re a family of faith, and I just didn’t feel like it was time to rush into surgery. I'm at peace with it."Freeze shared with ESPN’s Chris Low.
re: On3 Post Spring Top 25
Posted by bamameister on 4/28/25 at 11:07 am
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Does Hugh legitimately have cancer?
Why would you lie about that?
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