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Not that the facts will change anything but this is what SI had to contribute:

"On face value it's a simple assumption to make, that the practice of oversigning in college football is wrong and a clear attempt to get around the rules mandating that 25 players can be added to the roster each year and only 85 may be on scholarship at a given time.

That's the latest rallying cry against University of Alabama coach Nick Saban, who has become the prominent face of the issue because he may be better at jam-packing his roster than anyone.

Only Saban hasn't violated any rules and no one's been able to prove that he's even been callous except when asked about it during press conferences.


Andy Staples of SI.com recently added up the numbers and found that over the past five years Alabama has signed an average of 26.6 players per class. Those with a higher average over the same time period were Troy (32.8), Ole Miss (29), Auburn (28.8), Mississippi State (27.6), Kansas State (27.4), Temple (27.2), Southern Miss (27), Arkansas (26.8) and Kentucky (26.8).

All but three of those schools are within easy driving distance with five in the Southeastern Conference. If you're wondering about LSU, the Tigers averaged 26.2, and UAB was at 25.8 - so every program in the state has oversigned.
Ah, but Saban forces players out, critics claim, or rather assume."


So in the (5) years Saban has been at Alabama - he has signed [b].4
more players that Lsu and less players than Troy, Ole miss, Auburn, Miss st. Kansas St. Temple, Southern Miss, Arkansas, and Kentucky and yet he is the the problem.
:rolleyes:
No doubt the winner of the SECW will come out of the lsu/bama game but to suggest that Auburn will finish #2 after losing 17 starters, (4Oline, Newton, Farley) is ridiculous. I've heard of reloading but that is more like retooling.
1. LSU
2. Auburn
3. Gumps
4. State
5. Arkansas
6. Ole Miss

1. Georgia
2. South Carolina
3. Florida
4. Tennessee
5. Kentucky
6. Vanderbilt

Quote: Damn, you must have left off Bama :lol

Noticed that too - Didn't I read somewhere that Bama had the most Bowl wins in the history of college football :rolleyes:

re: HUGE soccer Saturday

Posted by footballmania on 4/4/10 at 10:43 am
Not henderson, I can just see that the most exciting brand of football is currently being played in the Bundesliga.

re: HUGE soccer Saturday

Posted by footballmania on 4/4/10 at 2:12 am
Bayern Munich in 1st place in the Bundesliga where they belong. Manchester United has pretty much no chance of winning the next tie against our beloved Munich. Schweinsteiger and Robben being back = fear in the hearts of the world.

re: MSBers for Hendo

Posted by footballmania on 4/4/10 at 12:22 am
nothing to be confused about, I just wanted to send him some shots from the ManU match versus Liverpool, My cousin played for Liverpool at the time. I see he's online now: dude send me an e-mail: Hairy Spice

doclove90210@yahoo.com

re: MSBers for Hendo

Posted by footballmania on 4/2/10 at 11:43 pm
he never e-mailed about the pics from the match

Hendo hit me up, please:

doclove90210@yahoo.com

Super secret information revealed:

Posted by footballmania on 2/26/10 at 6:40 pm
The following material was recovered from Gus Malzahn secret folder used to implement Aubarns new offense. LINK
Roll Tide / thanks Tim / Hello Faith :lol:

Most penalized conference. SEC ???

Posted by footballmania on 2/12/10 at 12:04 pm
Not according to this article! LINK

Most penalized conference. SEC??

Posted by footballmania on 2/12/10 at 12:03 pm
Not according to this article HIT IT!

Phelon Jones?

Posted by footballmania on 1/11/10 at 2:51 pm
Does anyone know if Phelon traveled with LSU for the 2007 National championship and recieved a NC ring? If so, would he be the 1st athelete ever two win a championship ever from (2) different schools?

re: Sugar bowl Scenario

Posted by footballmania on 11/14/09 at 1:43 pm
No way to accurately predict with any certainty, i.e... how far would Bama fall in the BCS polls under these circumstances. From strictly a money standpoint - I would assume more money would be generated by Bama fans traveling to the game, staying in motel rooms, etc....

re: In an argument...

Posted by footballmania on 11/14/09 at 6:52 am
Whether it is a rule or not - this was the overwhelming reason to keep Georgia out of the 07 BCS championship game and allowed lsu in. At the time everyone agreed this was the way it should be.

re: In an argument...

Posted by footballmania on 11/13/09 at 10:54 pm
Don't know if it is a official rule but I was under the impression that the situation with Georgia set a precedent - No conference championship no BCS championship.

re: Luther Davis at WM tonight

Posted by footballmania on 10/31/09 at 7:54 am
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Not quite what I would have expected from a player who was such a "land" for Saban.
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Quote: "miles was smart to turn him down even after LD called begging to come back."

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And the story continues to Grow!
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seriously, how? You did say record right? I didn't think 7-0 and 6-1 were that far apart, not to mention, Bama has no signature wins, VT continuing to lose does diminish accomplishments

BAMA is 8-0 at this point. Wins against Arkansas, VT, S. Carolina, & Tenn certainly rate higher than wins over Washington, Miss. St, & Georgia.