TideFan2021

Rematch possibilities are what we are going to have to live with if we want a playoff. They are even more a possibility when the playoffs expand.

You have responded to his posts twice now. I believe that when you post that you don’t “care” about his posts that what you really mean is that you don’t like his posts, and because you don’t like his posts you are asking for someone with the power to stop him from posting. Yikes!!

Certainly, you don’t think that the Florida and Auburn teams of this bowl season are as dangerous as they were earlier this year.

I am not “concerned” about Bama. I know that this Bama team is not nearly as good as many of Saban’s previous Bama teams, and Bama is not assured of victory here in the CFP. However, I will always believe that a Saban lead Bama is likely always going to be a tough out for most teams. I think that a Saban lead Bama team has only lost by more than 14 once during Saban’s tenure.

Bama may be lucky that they don’t have to deal with a loaded OSU or Clemson, but the rest of this playoff field should also be very relieved that they don’t have to play 2019 LSU or 2020 Bama. Either one of those squads would most likely annihilate this entire group.

You still haven’t answered another one of my questions. What do you mean by dance?

Your answer was weak. You refused to answer the question properly. Obviously, what you said was a “statement,” but what kind of statement was it? Was it a threat? Was it a warning? Was it joke? A lie perhaps?

Here you are threatening again, but you are unable to be a big enough person to admit that you were threatening the other poster on here. You got called out and you can’t handle your business without vulgarity and threatening behavior.
What do you mean by dance?

You can be as bold as you want on an anonymous message board. Hopefully, you do not behave like this in real life. Certainly, an educated person would not behave this way.

I have read your post. You state that you would harm someone online and how you would do it. It will take some real mental gymnastics to read your statement any other way.

I will ask you again, and see if you can answer the question directly. What was is if it was’t a threat?

Page 2 of this very thread. where you talk about getting some scaffolding and hanging people. There is your threat right there. Your lack of self awareness is stunning.

A brief review of your posting history exposes your angry and vulgar posts. You need a break from posting on the internet so that you can examine yourself and maybe start dealing with some of your anger issues.

You must be one those people that still believes Auburn is in Georgia since you are saying that entire state is trash because you certainly wouldn’t be including Auburn in the state you just declared as trashy would you?

Your post is trashy for sure.

Acknowledging that college football existed prior to 1982 is strong work blueridgeTiger. The power of the Red Elephant Club is awesome and real.

AUX3, I am not sure that you watched much of Bryce’s play at Alabama this year. At least three other guys played some at quarterback this year, and if you had watched them at all, you would know that they were not ready for prime time. I would say that Bama could have easily lost to LSU, ArK, and Auburn without Bryce. All other things being equal, Bryce was the difference between this team being 12-1 vs 8-4 because I don’t think that this team gets to the SEC championship game without him.

I also disagree with your statement that he didn’t look like a heisman all year. In addition to you missing a lot of his performances throughout the year, you must have totally blacked out during the SEC championship game this year. He was absolutely fantastic, and for the year he had something like 43 touchdowns and 4 picks. I will leave you with the stats for what appears to be a mediocre heisman campaign below. By all accounts, Pat Sullivan was a most outstanding person, but here is how the Heisman trust describes his heisman year in toto: “... But 1971 was to be Sullivan’s greatest year. The Tigers started out 9-0, cementing his claim to the Heisman with 248 yards and four touchdowns against Georgia. He threw for 2,012 yards and 20 touchdowns, edging out Cornell running back Ed Marinaro to capture the trophy named for Auburn’s former football coach. He was once again honored as SEC Player of the Year and was All-SEC athletically and academically for the second straight year.”