tigermoney

It is called Epic Piping

yeah, honestly, and it pains me to say it, i see us losing at least 3, possibly 4 .. sec west is strong, and we are young, albeit talented .. my gut says we split miss state, at auburn, at florida, ole miss, alabama, at arkansas, and at texas am.

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The difference is exponential. 20 seconds is 3 pass attempts, a spike, and a field goal attempt. It would make for a long shot, but it would be a shot. It bumps LSU's chances up from .1% to probably around 20%.

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do you seriously believe this? seriously? no way you seriously believe this.

35-14 bama

mett is a statue in the pocket, zero mobility

o-line struggles with blitz pickups and d-line stunting, of which saban will call all day long ... and mett will not be able to escape the pressure ... result is lots of sacks, inaccurately thrown balls

any decent offense will move the ball and score points on our defense this year. there is no reason to expect a large degree of improvement in the defense, we are who we are this year.

we should keep it close for a half .. then we wear down and the score widens. even if we are up one score, I have no confidence in our defense to hold them from a final drive to score the winning points, be it field goal or touchdown. we've proven we cannot stop anyone in that situation.

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Another reason I think we will see an improvement is they won't see that dynamic of an offense until we play them again in Atlanta

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not sure if serious

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We match-up well against Alabama

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did you see the GAPING holes that gurley was running through? we aren't talking 4-5 yards a pop, he wasn't even touched until he was 8-10 yards down the field. bama will run all day on us. plus being on the road, we will lose to bama. hope i'm wrong, just don't see how we can win with that game with this defense.

same for A&M, they will score 45 on us, there will be enormous pressure on our offense to score every possession.

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8-4, amirite?

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12-0, amirite?

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Actions speak louder than words. It doesn't matter if Miles always made it a point of saying "education is very important" in team meetings. He knew the things that were going on in the program and he didn't take action. It's kind of like allowing a team vote to determine the fate of a fellow player. You can always deflect the ridicule from the outside by saying "the team decided they wanted him to stay," but everyone knows it was only put to a team vote so Les would have an excuse for keeping a criminal on the team.

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not sure if serious

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That would be a safe assumption.

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so that doesn't seem that great to me ... if they give up that type of yardage to the 2nd team offense in the first scrimmage of the year, what will texas am's and Alabama's first team offenses do to us?

fire everyone