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[nddulac]

We'll keep him til he fucks up. His uptempo pro-style offense is killing it right now. Bama has only had to punt twice in 2 games.

That's actually quite impressive, considering it is against the absolute best competition that college football can provide.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

 

[4down20]

That's how Jurassic Park movies all start.

It was also how the 2012 BCSNCG started.

















and ended.

 

[bamabear82]

It was also how the 2012 BCSNCG started.

















and ended.

And my dumb ass was on here trying to make a case as to how that was going to a competitive game beforehand.

 

[4down20]

And my dumb ass was on here trying to make a case as to how that was going to a competitive game beforehand.

I was nervous because they had played a pretty good schedule even if they were bailed out a couple of times by the refs. Plus, hearing all the talking heads say Alabama was going to lose eventually starts to weigh on you.



And then the game started and it was like...

 

[Bamabino]

That's actually quite impressive, considering it is against the absolute best competition that college football can provide.

Nuss would have punted 9 times by now. Upgrade.

 

[nddulac]

It was also how the 2012 BCSNCG started.and ended.

That sure was a shit Notre Dame teams, wasn't it? and how did your vaunted OC do as the OC at USC against that team? Yeah - great data point.

 

[bamabear82]

That sure was a shit Notre Dame teams, wasn't it? and how did your vaunted OC do as the OC at USC against that team? Yeah - great data point.

Bama could've had Rudy at OC and beat ND by 3 tds minimum. The talent gap was hilarious.

 

[4down20]

That sure was a shit Notre Dame teams, wasn't it? and how did your vaunted OC do as the OC at USC against that team? Yeah - great data point.

lol@hyping up a win against a team on sanctions with limited scholarships.

Didn't Notre dame need the refs as well for that one?

 

[nddulac]

Bama could've had Rudy at OC and beat ND by 3 tds minimum. The talent gap was hilarious.

The talent disparity was indeed large. but also, Notre Dame (for whatever reason) was underprepared to play.

But since this is a thread about players in the NFL, don't you find it a shame that DJ Fluker being on the take will cause Alabama to vacate that win?

 

[4down20]

The talent disparity was indeed large. but also, Notre Dame (for whatever reason) was underprepared to play.

But since this is a thread about players in the NFL, don't you find it a shame that DJ Fluker being on the take will cause Alabama to vacate that win?

Keep wishing.

 

[trojanfan12]

As a head coach. His job is simple at Bama, call the offense and keep your mouth shut otherwise. If Saban feels he's the man for the job, chances are that he is.

When he does that, he's as good as anyone. When he doesn't, he's a dumpster fire.

 

[TexasExes98]

I can think of one in Claiborne who shouldn't be in the NFL. just sayin

Beat me to it. How the fuck he was a 1st round pick is still beyond me

 

[nddulac]

Keep wishing.

Keep hoping. The precedent is set by the Reggie Bush case. (And Alabama is . . . how might you say . . . screwed.)

 

[nddulac]

When he does that, he's as good as anyone. When he doesn't, he's a dumpster fire.

I'm still looking forward to the Alabama/LSU game - to see who screws up clock-management more between Les Miles and Lane Kiffin.

 

[socaljim242]

Keep hoping. The precedent is set by the Reggie Bush case. (And Alabama is . . . how might you say . . . screwed.)

Wow you must drive the slow bus. Since when does the NCAA follow or make precedent? Have you been asleep the past 4 years. Whats good for the goose is definitely not good for the gander.LOL.

 

[nddulac]

Wow you must drive the slow bus. Since when does the NCAA follow or make precedent? Have you been asleep the past 4 years.LOL.

The BCS was not run by the NCAA. USC lost their BCS championship because of BCS rules.

And last I checked, the NCAA has never let a player remain eligible once it has been determined that he was on the take. Please correct me if I am mistaken.

 

[charlie42s]

LOL at not having a single.....NOT ONE player drafted last year....LOL!!!!!

Actually 2 Longhorns did get drafted. They were either not good for UT or had academic problems. Garret Gilbert played 3 years for the Longhorns and Tevin Mims was at UT for 2 seasons.

 

[socaljim242]

The BCS was not run by the NCAA. USC lost their BCS championship because of BCS rules.

And last I checked, the NCAA has never let a player remain eligible once it has been determined that he was on the take. Please correct me if I am mistaken.

Are you really this stupid ( you're a ND fan I guess it's possible) ? The NCAA ruled Reggie was ineligible. Without the NCAA doing that the BCS does nothing.

 

[4down20]

Keep hoping. The precedent is set by the Reggie Bush case. (And Alabama is . . . how might you say . . . screwed.)

No offense, but you know/understand very little about these things.

Infractions are not what leads to such things. Lack of institutional control is what does. Remember Ohio St and Prior? Did Ohio St forfeit games because of that? No, they even delays the punishment until after the Bowl games so he could play. But when Ohio St/Tressel was found to have covered things up, they got nailed for lack of institutional control and then it hit.

USC got the same thing - lack of institutional control.

Alabama got the same thing back over Albert Means, they nailed us hard as well. Back in the 90's with Antonio Langham we got nailed decently hard for that because Gene Stallings/Alabama refused to cooperate with the NCAA.

So unless there is some evidence out there that shows Alabama had a lack of institutional control in the matter, not going to happen. And since the people who did the investigation for/at Yahoo refuse to turnover any evidence to the NCAA, that's not going to be any easier.

Sorry, you'll have to find a moral victory in something else.