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saturdaysarebetter

Favorite team:Alabama 
Location:Pennsylvania
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Interests:College football!
Occupation:Retired
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Registered on:7/3/2018
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She's succeeded at being incredibly unlikeable.
Does the fact they had plenty of future pros change any results that took place on the field in 2002?
They were but does a 28-point loss to Clemson take the shine off of that 2018 Bama team?
Which one-loss NON-national champion college football team was the best ever?

'71 Oklahoma?
'69 Ohio State?
'02 Miami?
'86 Miami?
'87 Oklahoma?
'93 Notre Dame?
'83 Nebraska?
'23 Georgia?
'11 LSU?
'16 Alabama?
'Others?

re: Mike Gundy gotta go

Posted by saturdaysarebetter on 11/29/24 at 2:01 pm
One would think their NIL program should be well funded by the Pickens family.
Carlson was a tremendous kicker no doubt, but Reichard's field goal percentage was better. Almost a coin flip there.
It was hard not to pick Anderson or Lee Roy Jordan, but how can you not pick Derrick Thomas or Cornelius Bennett or a three-time All-American in Lowe?
It's not based on what they do in the NFL, just what they accomplished in college. If it was based on what they did in the NFL, Don Hutson would definitely be selected.
It's Iron Bowl week. So many memorable games. So many great football players on both sides through the years. Heisman Trophy winners for both schools. Imagine a combined team of Alabama and Auburn greats. Which Auburn greats would make the All-Time Alabama-Auburn team? Bo Jackson? Cam Newton? Others? Presenting the All-Time Alabama-Auburn team:

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Six minutes of SEC memories.

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Phone booths
Manners
Respect
Courtesy
Florida
Tennessee
West Virginia
South Carolina
Not sure which would be #5