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Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 9:01 pm
by KeviNole
No, they have to BUY their way in.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 10:58 am
by Professor Tiger
Free Shoes University fills that role this year.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 12:00 pm
by Professor Tiger
It's clear that the REC believes FSU will be Bama's opponent in the BCSCG. That's why a serious (and old) allegation against Jameis Winston, who just happens to be the best player on the team that just happens to be on Bama's most likely opponent in the BCSNCG just happens to hit the press in the most critical last few weeks of the season. Like Manti Teo least year.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 12:44 pm
by hedge
Except Teo wasn't nearly as good as his hype. If he played for any other school besides ND, nobody would've probably even heard of him. He might not have even been a starter on any top tier SEC team, or in any case, not the featured LB...

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 3:06 pm
by Jungle Rat
Professor Tiger wrote:It's clear that the REC believes FSU will be Bama's opponent in the BCSCG. That's why a serious (and old) allegation against Jameis Winston, who just happens to be the best player on the team that just happens to be on Bama's most likely opponent in the BCSNCG just happens to hit the press in the most critical last few weeks of the season. Like Manti Teo least year.
I'm guessing aTm is up to this.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 3:35 pm
by KeviNole
Professor Tiger wrote:It's clear that the REC believes FSU will be Bama's opponent in the BCSCG. That's why a serious (and old) allegation against Jameis Winston, who just happens to be the best player on the team that just happens to be on Bama's most likely opponent in the BCSNCG just happens to hit the press in the most critical last few weeks of the season. Like Manti Teo least year.
It goes beyond Teo...

AU is a threat - Cam Newton!
ND is a threat - Manti's fake GF!
TAMU is a threat - JFF signed autographs!
the day after Oregon loses and FSU is defacto #2 - "Dear TPD, what about this sexual assault last December?"

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 4:56 pm
by Professor Tiger
Don't mess with the REC.

If somehow Bama plays Baylor, films will suddenly appear of Bear players dancing and drinking alcohol. If Bama plays tOSUc, hundreds of tattoo parlor receipts will appear saying "Buckeye Player - No Charge."

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 2:04 pm
by GBJs
You gentlemen need to watch your comments... You are not safe hiding behind a keyboard. The Bilderberg group takes lessons from the REC...

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 11:42 pm
by Professor Tiger
The Bilderberg group is a subsidiary of the REC.

Just in case anybody missed it...

http://deadspin.com/auburn-takes-lead-o ... 1465966458

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 11:50 pm
by Professor Tiger
Within the next two weeks, various news outlets will publish stories that MississiPPi State boosters tried to pay Nick Marshall to sign with the Bulldogs (which, of course, proves that Auburn is dirty), Tre Mason has a huge gambling debt and threw the LSU game, Ricardo Louis smokes crack, and Gus Malzahn shot JFK.

They'd all be wise to have somebody else taste their food and start their cars in the morning.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 3:28 pm
by AlabamAlum
Sluggish game littered with four turnovers in a pumped-up away stadium. Players on the sideline used earplugs due to the CLANGA! CLANGA! CLANGA! all night -no joke). We won by 13; honestly - should have won by 40.

Next up the 8-3 UTC Mocs. Ranked #17 in the nation in FCS last week. They lost this week, though, to Samford in OT. We'll win, but it won't be pretty. Expect a 40-14 game or whatever.

Then on to Auburn. Bama and the Tigers have six common opponents. Bama has beaten each of those opponents by a larger margin than Auburn - which means very little, but it's a starting point for discussion.

Auburn's o-line, d-line, wide receivers, and running backs are every bit as good as Bama's. The Tiger's will keep it close, but should fall a bit short. Bama's overall team D and special teams are a touch better, and that's why I like Bama by 3-7 points.

Bama 34, Auburn 31

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:01 pm
by Professor Tiger
Auburn's o-line, d-line, wide receivers, and running backs are every bit as good as Bama's. The Tiger's will keep it close, but should fall a bit short. Bama's overall team D and special teams are a touch better, and that's why I like Bama by 3-7 points.
Fair and cogent. I'd say your WR's are a little better since ours drop passes more often. You have a huge advantage at LB. Our defense is of the "bend but not break" variety, while yours just kicks opponents in the scrotum all over the field. I'd give us a slight edge in special teams.

Bama by 3-7 sounds about right, but this Auburn team appears to be sprinkled with pixie dust that confounds logic. Sorta like 2010 and 2004. I'm not predicting an Auburn win, but it wouldn't shock me.

Besides, if I had to choose between beating either UGA or UA, but not both, I'd pick UGA this year. I'm ecstatic already.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:42 pm
by AlabamAlum
Special Teams:
Auburn allows an average of 4.0 yards per punt return. Bama, 5.3. Slight edge Auburn.
Auburn allows an average 24.10 yards per kickoff return. Bama, 21.5. Slight edge Bama.
Bama has blocked two kicks. Auburn, none that I can find. Edge Bama.
Auburn is 13 of 17 in FGs. Bama is 12 of 14. Edge Bama.
Auburn average 42.54 yards per punt. Bama averages 47.3. Edge Bama.
Auburn averages 11.77 yards per punt return. Bama averages 13.55. Slight edge Bama.
Auburn averages 24.93 yards per kickoff return. Bama, 25.64. Slight edge Bama.
Auburn has had 3 TDs in punt/kickoff returns. Bama has also had three. Wash.

Is there a stat I'm leaving out that would give Auburn the edge here?

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:45 pm
by innocentbystander
AlabamAlum wrote:Special Teams:
Auburn allows an average of 4.0 yards per punt return. Bama, 5.3. Slight edge Auburn.
Auburn allows an average 24.10 yards per kickoff return. Bama, 21.5. Slight edge Bama.
Bama has blocked two kicks. Auburn, none that I can find. Edge Bama.
Auburn is 13 of 17 in FGs. Bama is 12 of 14. Edge Bama.
Auburn average 42.54 yards per punt. Bama averages 47.3. Edge Bama.
Auburn averages 11.77 yards per punt return. Bama averages 13.55. Slight edge Bama.
Auburn averages 24.93 yards per kickoff return. Bama, 25.64. Slight edge Bama.
Auburn has had 3 TDs in punt/kickoff returns. Bama has also had three. Wash.

Is there a stat I'm leaving out that would give Auburn the edge here?
Auburn is undefeated at home?

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:46 pm
by 10ac
UA is undefeated away.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:48 pm
by AlabamAlum
The topic was special teams, IB. Just special teams. And it was a question for Prof since he said he would give Auburn a slight advantage in special teams play.


And while Auburn is undefeated at home, 10ac is correct: Bama is undefeated on the road.

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:58 pm
by innocentbystander
AlabamAlum wrote:The topic was special teams, IB. Just special teams. And it was a question for Prof since he said he would give Auburn a slight advantage in special teams play.


And while Auburn is undefeated at home, 10ac is correct: Bama is undefeated on the road.
Okay

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 5:00 pm
by Dr. Nostron
Vegas disagrees with you boys - opening line will be 16.5

I will lean Auburn if thats the line - but its close.

Bama 31
Auburn 17

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 5:18 pm
by Jungle Rat
Bammer covers

Re: Alabama Crimson Tide

Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2013 7:31 pm
by KeviNole
Jungle Rat wrote:Bammer covers
+10