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but I didn't savor the prospect of spending 4-6 years in Hattiesburg Mississippi...


Baton Rouge is an upgrade?
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This is a basketball series, not a football series. This isn’t even newsworthy


Agreed. OP should have mentioned that little fact.
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U.S. News ranking


You probably drop in their ranking if the "diversity" element loses points because there aren't enough mentally ill alphabet people on campus.

The methodology used in all these rankings are dubious at best.

Kids should go to whatever accredited school allows them to get a degree with the least amount of debt possible.
Livy is pretty...but is flat chested and minus points for trying to attract men and then complaining about it.
Deviant lifestyle...the entire human species would die off if it was the norm.

That's a good 3 game package. Oklahoma might be ranked...Tennessee losing their QB kinda lessens that one...but it's still Tennessee. Plus, that throw away game is at least a night game. It was close for her, but all her friends wanted to go to LSU so that tipped it.
What kind of jackasses downvote someone just asking an honest question?

Anyway...downvote away.


My daughter got the other package with 4 games instead of 3...Wisconsin, Vandy and LSU plus the second throw away game. Wisconsin being a 11am kickoff is a downer, but generally LSU is the "game of the year" most seasons of late.
So we're thinking auburn won't make it 5 losing seasons in a row?

re: My Top ALL-TIME 5 SEC Teams

Posted by Chad4Bama on 5/27/25 at 12:21 pm
Counting NCs is actually pretty simple. The only ones that really "count" after 1936 are the AP/UPI titles leading up to the BCS/playoff era.

Pre '36 it can be subjective...but not after. It's been said a million times, but I wish Bama wouldn't claim '41...that single year let's people play the "if we counted" card. The rest of Bama's NCs are rock solid...including the pre-'36 ones.
Pretty amazing to have 4 losing seasons in a row without being on probation. Going for One for the Thumb!
That Chiefs team was absolutely awful...especially on the OL. They made the Browns look like Super Bowl contenders back then. Brodie was absolutely murdered...I've never seen a NFL OL that bad.
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Brodie just got thrown to the wolves


Brodie, even though a legacy, was a huge recruiting get during one of the lowest points in Bama history. FSU and Oklahoma offered and were certainly more attractive at the time. The day he committed was the only day I've ever called into sports talk radio lol.

But, of course, he wasn't surrounded with elite talent. Did have a 10 win season and made the cover of Sports Illustrated...guess that's something.

Then he unfortunately goes to the Chiefs when they were brutally awful. Still the worst NFL OL I've ever seen...it was a bloodbath when he was under center.
Haven't been to A&M or Kentucky.

I know I'm biased, but Alabama really does have the nicest campus. Your downvotes confirm this truth.
Our society likes to pay the biggest retards among us for some reason.
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Alabama football - Saban to DeBoer



Huh? This is stupid even for people who have been dying for a Bama drop-off half of their lives.

While 9-4 isn't the Bama Standard, it's not like DeBoer went 4-8 or something.
Bama rarely gets beatdown...but of the games I've attended, the UT game in '95 with Manning at QB at Legion Field was pretty bad...14-0 before I got to my seat. The Music City Bowl in '98 vs VA Tech was a miserably cold game where we just didn't even show up.

In the Saban era, that Clemson beat down obviously stands out because that never happened...pretty inexplicable how we looked that night playing for a natty.

re: Your 3 “permanent rivals”?

Posted by Chad4Bama on 5/9/25 at 8:11 am
Bama:

Auburn
Tennessee
Miss St

I would miss beating LSU almost annually though.
Obviously Bama's 3 should be Auburn, Tennessee and Miss St. I'd miss beating LSU most every year, but the other 3 make more sense.
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I thought his game would transition nicely into the NFL and he was going to have a nice long career.


It's weird how some guys hit big in the league...become Pro Bowlers...definitely not busts...but then just drop off a cliff while still under 30 without a major injury explanation...Eddie Lacy, Landon Collins, Eddie Jackson...others as well. But having a short Pro Bowl level career is better than having no career...I guess they say the average NFL career is 3 years...so the majority never get to the big second contract.
Alabama proving once again that it's the GOAT program by nearly every metric that matters and it's not even close.

Michigan proving once again that just playing alot of games doesn't make you a blue blood.