Pole142

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Bama only lost by 5.

Try to keep up
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We took a knee on them too, bud. :lol:

Have you seen some of the posts on this board??



Clemson is actually a very good school, but as with all universities (including ours), you get folks from all walks of life.

Anywhere they sell sorts or LSU gear (Dicks, Academy, etc). You can probably get it from Fanatics.com as well. But you won't get one with Burrow on the back, per NCAA rules, just the #9.

Clemson is an unknown, which is really the only thing that concerns me--but the fact that they have coasted through this year is not good for them. There has been very little adversity, and even without it they haven't lit up the score board a lot.
That having been said, Dabo is riding this "national disrespect" thing hard, so i expect that they will come out swinging.

omg she has such a tiny little voice at the end!! :rotflmao:

Woodward did what he was told by the boosters and the Circle-- he hired Jimbo. I'd have left that dumpster fire too, if i were him.

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it's a polarizing topic amongst Bama fans, but when you have THIS many high profile players at key positions going down year after year, you can't just chalk it up 100% to bad luck. There is a common denominator somewhere and it's not random chance.
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this is always a possibility, but in this instance I don't think so. Most of your guys were hurt early on-- how many were down before the first game? I don't remember, but I remember thinking it was a big number... I think after a physical game like LSU/Ala each team is physically exhausted during the following game and rack up more injuries due to exhaustion and poor form. It's been happening for years. Its just wild how many serious injuries Bama suffered, both before the season and during Miss State.
Tua's injury was just a freak thing. Wish him the best.

I didn't see him blame Tua other than for the interception at the end of the half. He called him a warrior, and he was. Saban also said that LSU's offense had "no weaknesses," which was telling, bc he has not had the defense that he's had in years past (in large part due to injuries early on). I think he wasn't blowing up on the sideline and at the presser b/c he expected to lose. He was as glowing about Burrow as I've ever heard him be about a player from another team.

True Dat. Divinity is very good, but no one could replace White. Next man up, Bama isn't going to wait on us just like we aren't going to wait on Tua.

Disinformation is NOT A WORD, people. :banghead: