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Southern California
All 6 of these teams could go undefeated. What in the world would happen then?
They don't even have an RSS feed which the I-AA conferences have.
I don't see it. Auburn exposed alot of weaknesses in LSU's defensive backfield.... weaknesses that Mr.Tebow will exploit.
I'm not looking forward to the Swamp this year ( does anyone look forward to visiting there?)
We have Danny McCray, and he's obvious...But, that was our first test from a good team...Our secondary passed with flying colors, other than the two 3rd downs McCray gave up (One on a TD drive, and one on a TD pass), and that one idiotic long play that went for 58...
All of that's correctable with scheme and personnel changes...
I cannot see Tebow doing squat against LSU. I don't know what it is - but that Florida offense just does not look all that great to me this year. Tebow is not throwing it down the field at all. He's throwin' all short stuff which will not work against LSU. Tebow likes that QB draw - which LSU will definately stuff. He's too slow for the LSU linebackers and linemen. I think Georgia is the team to beat in the SEC. Georgia, LSU and USC are the most physically gifted teams in college football, along with maybe Oklahoma. Georgia has a much better passing QB in Matt Stafford. This guy is definately pro stock. He's the kinda QB that might shred that LSU secondary - it's not gonna be Tim Tebow. I think that Georgia beats Florida and that LSU will eventually play Georgia this year. Now, that's gonna be the game. And, the winner probably ought to meet USC or the Big 12 champion for all the marbles. We'll see.
lol
(now THAT'S whining!)
LOOK EVERYONE! Bama is first on a list of college football unbeatens!
I was pretty caustic last year in my evisceration of any non-LSU Kool-Aid drinker...I think I predicted 56-0 blowouts every week, and the Florida & Bama games were pretty nice around here, if you're a fan of my work, so to speak...
I will admit that Bama gets the sh!tty end of the TE sammich on most occassions, and has since BC reared his peculiarly coifed head...
Roll Tide.
Tulsa could go undefeated and end up outside or just out of reach, disproving that non AQ teams should play a Hawaii like schedule.
I think Utah vs Auburn in 2004 is a coin flip.
Should Auburn have played USC in 2004...
What would have happened if Utah played Oklahoma in 2004...
Trust me it gets ugly fast.
All kidding aside...
USC is definitely primed to go undefeated but if there is an SEC squad and a Big 12 squad that are undefeated as well, I can see USC sitting at home watching the big dance.
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
USC is clearly the best team right now.
heres what i think:
1. USC - if they win out
2. SEC Champion
3. Big XII Champion
4. SEC #2
5. SEC #3
6. Big XII #2
7. Big Ten Champ
8. SEC #4
9. Big XII #3
10. Big Ten #2
thats how it should be at the years end, regardless of records.
if you disagree, you dont know football.
im impressed by the number of quality wins a team has, and talent-level. not the number of points an offensive coordinator can put up in 60 minutes.
they are tied with Georgia for the most talented team in the country.
they have one of the best coaching staffs in the country.
they beat the best team in a BCS conference by 32 points without trying to run up the score.
and if they win out, they are #1. it's just that simple.
Still waiting on those shooting/raping/pillaging links...
You're impressed with the number of quality wins a team has? So a team that beats the crap out of 12 unranked teams should go to the title game over a team that beats 12 teams with 5 of them being ranked?
Unfortunately we will never know if USC is the best team in the nation because they won't be tested throughout the season. Maybe we'll find out for sure when the play for the title game that they'll make it to based on all those "quality wins".
You really talk some long shit, dude? It always irks me that "some upstart teams" fans think they are the best. What has Oklahoma done lately? Lost to LSU, USC, Boise State and West Virginia - every time they've been on the BIG STAGE. What makes you think your qualified to take on Southern Cal? Was it your 55-19 beatdown in 04' or the beatdown that you suffered against West Virginia last year? Ohio State is no good, right? Let's see, last time I checked, they've had the 2nd best record in college football over the last several years. What makes you think Oklahoma could beat them? Oh, I forgot - you beat Missouri last year. Southern Cal has "blasted" five of the last six opponents in BCS Bowl games. Crushed them. In 05' Southern Cal was considered the greatest team to ever don a uniform. Texas beat them 41-38 in the Rose Bowl and now Texas is considered the greatest team of all-time. That's what it took. Is this years Oklahoma team in that catagory? Is that what you are saying? It took two great SEC teams (Florida 06' and LSU 07') to beat out Ohio State for the National Championship. This Ohio State had more experience, and was considered to be just as good, and Souther Cal pounded them 35-3 in only the 2nd game of the season (although sans Beanie Wells) - which is very much in line with what those SEC powerhouses did with Ohio State. Again, do you claim that Oklahoma has reached the pinnacle of the successes that LSU, USC, Florida and even Georgia have achieved? I think maybe your team ought to be able to win even one lousy bowl game before you start wanting to knock down programs that do that every single year. Let's see if you can beat Missouri and Texas this year before you start talkin' your trash. Who has Oklahoma beat so far? That's right. NOBODY!
great post.
Hookem-Horns
IMHO right now Tulsa has the best shot to go all the way
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
wait!
y'all arent upset about your bad recruiting class last year are you?
you dont actually believe that you got a great class and it just wasnt rated correctly due to bias do you?
Maybe you'll be unfortunate enough to find that out. Do you think that this Oklahoma team is better than your 04' version? They better be. This USC team is probably gonna be better than the 04' version of USC. Remember, there has been three # 1 recruiting classes at Southern Cal since then, and last year might have been the same - but they only needed 16 recruits. Those recruits averaged a higher rating per player than any other schools did. There just were not enough of them. When you played Southern Cal in 04' (55-19 USC) - most of those starting players were not Pete Carroll's. This team are all Pete's players. If you don't think that recruiting has anything to do with anything, ask yourself, why is Oklahoma so good? Is it not because they recruit very well? But, the reality is, that nobody has recruited as well as Southern Cal has over the last five years. That's a straight up fact. And, that is why USC is rated # 1, because everybody knows what is on that roster. I hope that you have a player that can step into DT Granger's position. It would be a shame if you had to lose a game because of his injury. If Southern Cal were to suffer that same injury, it will not matter at all, as there are a minimum of four more guys ready to play (all potential All-American's). Depth is the difference and the main reason that Southern Cal is ranked # 1. No injury cannot be overcome. Doesn't mean they might not lose - just means that they can deal with it easier.
if USC isnt, then who is?
if there's a team playing better ball than USC right now, i wanna know who they are.
or just name a team that's playing at the same level. can you do that for me please?
thanks.
WAC/C-USA Champ = Big Ten/ACC/Big East Champ
With most of the non conference games under our belt, I would rank the eventual conference champions as such:
SEC
Big 12
Undefeated USC
BIG GAP
Big 10
MWC
ANOTHER BIG GAP
ACC
PAC 10, other than an undefeated USC
WAC
C-USA
Big East
MAC
BIG GAP
Sun Belt
HA
HAHAHAHA
do you even get national TV on Mars?
or just the MarsWC games?
BYU may be better than Penn St./Clemson/ or East Carolina.
i just dont see it.
but i know that whoever wins the CUSA and the WAC are not even close to the afore-mentioned teams.
Alabama may be better than Louisiana-Monroe, just not on the football field, big mouth.
Here is the USC schedule:
08/30/08 at Virginia(1-2) Charlottesville, VA W, 52-7
09/13/08 vs. Ohio State(2-1) L.A. Coliseum W, 35-3
09/25/08 at Oregon State (1-2)
10/04/08 vs. Oregon (3-1)
10/11/08 vs. Arizona State (2-2)
10/18/08 at Washington State (1-3)
10/25/08 at Arizona (3-1)
11/01/08 vs. Washington (0-3)
11/08/08 vs. California (2-1)
11/15/08 at Stanford (2-2)
11/29/08 vs. Notre Dame (2-1)
12/06/08 at UCLA (1-2)
Combined record of 20-21 doesn'treally scream....competition.
I still see USC sitting at home this year watching the big dance.
You will start to see the shifting of #1 come as Bama,GA,FL,LSU all start playing each other along with the Big 12 battling it out. USC will not be sitting at number one come first week in November even if they are undefeated.
USC has won 2 games and is the lock for the NCG? They need to go undefeated to even have a chance, and I just don't see it happening. Maybe after a couple more convincing wins I'll buy into it. It will probably take till November to overcome my bias.
for those of you concerned with the MWAC or whatever the hell it's called:
Oregon and California ARENT good teams.
not even close.
VANDERBILT could easily handle both of them.
Oh, and don't forget USC's propensity to drop the ball once a year.
Most of what you wrote was just random babbling but I did get enough out of it to want to tell you that a re-match with USC in Florida this year is something the Sooner Nation wants more than you can imagine. I just wish we could play you in the regular season so we could take that title shot away from you early.
Oh and if you've got four potential All Americans behind everyone of your starters then you have the dumbest bunch of backups that will never play a single game in their short college football careers.
The selling point of recruiting at Southern Cal: "You ride the pine for 2-3 years (without any risk of serious injury), become a starter as a senior, and be drafted on the 1st day of the NFL draft with minimal wear and tear on your legs". That's why Joe McKnight, Staphon Johnson and Marc Tyler are all more highly rated running backs than your guy is. CJ Gable and Broderick Green are only slightly off. That's why the nations top receiver a couple years back, David Ausberry, hasn't even seen the field hardly. Smart, my friend, is not blowing your body apart before you get the big payday. This will go on and on, as all of these recruits, are smarter than you will ever be.
Worst BCS game ever?
Right up there with the possibility of South Florida-Wake Forest in the 2009 Sugar Bowl?
BARF!
penn state vs. cal?
They still have toplay Stanford.
While USC has the best odds of going undefeated, with 2/3 of the season ahead of us it is far from certainty.
Just got home from work and have been catching up. I agree with you. Why wouldn't anyone want to play the mighty Trojans. It is like you said, beat the might Trojans and you get crowned the "best team ever" like Vince "suicide watch" Young and his Texas team. I had the best time this weekend watching GA easily handle a PAC 10 team. We got a little taste of how easy it is from your Hawaii cousins in last year's Sugar Bowl. I hope nothing more than for USC to win out and for GA to win out. I want the DAWGS to play you so badly that I can't stand it. I think you can sit back and pick them off. From here on out, we have some serious battles ahead of us. IF we DO make it through it, you will be in serious trouble in Miami this year.
GO DAWGS!
I knew that I could count on you to have some sense. Of course you should want the Dawgs to go ahead and handle it. Why would you want another patsie? I know that I don't. I truely hope your team could make it. It would certainly be the most interesting game in awhile. GO DAWGS!
Glad to see I'm not the only SEC Fan with a blood lust for So Cal. I'd like it to be UF, but I'll pull for any SEC champ that takes the field with the USCw .
GO GATORS!!
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
i think the SEC needs someone outside that can compete.
USC is the only team out there.
let's say something happens that dismantles USC (carrol leaving, probation, etc.), who would watch the NC game anymore?
i for one, am tired of watching the SEC lay a beat-down on anyone with the audacity to challenge them in a BCS bowl.
i want this SEC vs. USC game very badly if you cant tell.
here's an interesting stat for ya:
since the BCS was implemented, 10 years ago, what is the only conference to never lose in the NC game?
S.E.C. BAY BE.
what now haters? huh?
Florida : 2008 - 4, 2007 - 1, 2006 - 1, 2005-11
USC - 2008 - 7, 2007 - 3, 2006 - 2 , 2005 -3
Miami/Clemson took the cake this year.
first, bama took the cake in '08 recruiting. everyone knows that.
second, with USC, you cant base it off rankings. the reason they aren't #1 every year is because they don't sign as many players.
but i guarantee you that the average star rating for their recruiting classes is consistently higher than everyone else's.
they have a team full of blue chip recruits. it's ridiculous.
Be very careful not to stub your toe this year in the Pac 10 his year along the way to the NC.
What's really a bummer is what has happened at Oregon the last two years. The Ducks were probably the best team in the country last year - prior to Dixon going down. A National Championship was very much within reach. Beating us with Mark Sanchez was no excuse, as Sanchez is a top recruit and a RS Soph (three years in the system), and was as fully qualified to lead a team as anybody. We flat out got beat by a better team on that day. And, the Trojans finished up pretty strong. So, how good was that Oregon team? We'll never really know.
Now this year, as nobody knows west of Death Valley, Oregon has had to play their 4th and 5th string true freshmen QB's (actually took the shirt off the 5th stringer) just to finish a game. That's because the top three have all been knocked out. Still, Oregon has played with tremendous heart in coming back and beating Purdue, and almost doing the same thing against Boise State the following week. Had none of these QB injuries happened - nobody might be talking about USC at all. Oregon would have been right there. I'll be pullin' for you guys to finish out at 10-2 and blasting somebody in your bowl game. GO DUCKS!
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Am I the ONLY one who was wondering why in the world neither Blackledge nor Patrick made a comment about 2 of the most stupid defensive plays ever made on prime time television?? There were two, count 'em, TWO interceptions made on fourth down passes! And nobody said anything! I was yelling at my tv, and I'm not even a fan of either team.
I mean, c'mon. That's just plain poor coaching. Anyone who has played football at any level above Pop Warner knows that you never, never, ever intercept a 4th down pass. You knock it down. And those "speed-demon, lightening-fast, SEC defensive masters of the universe did it twice! Then went to the sidelines where their teammates and coaches were chest-bumping and back-slapping them like they'd just won the game.
The first one was worse than the second, but both were bush-league plays. On that first one, if the d-back would've just knocked it down, his offense would've had the ball 1st-and-10 on about their own 29. Instead, they had the ball 1st-and-10 in the 7-inch line, literally in the shados of their own goal post - and neither ESPN knucklehead said a thing about the high & mighty SEC defense's major foulup.
Absolutely stupid and undiciplined plays. I make bets with all my friends before any kickoff of an SEC game, "How many stupid bonehead plays are we gonna have to see". But, you got to pad those stats. Any other defensive backs on most teams who do that - find themselves riding the pine for awhile. It's just not smart football.
does anyone really wanna see oklahoma be handed ANOTHER beat-down in a BCS game?
really?
two best teams in the country:
USC and the SEC champ. thats just how it is.
i for one, will be PISSED, if:
A. the SEC champ doesn't get in
B. USC gets left out after going undefeated.
The ACC is 1-9 in BCS bowls... 13-0 Wake Forest, BCS Championship Game versus Missouri baby!
Could you imagine if he really did act like that in real life? That would be hilarious! He's such a kidder.
That's right, we're best bros. Now again, answer this question: "if Oklahoma has lost four straight BCS bowl games and USC has blasted five of the last six BCS bowl teams that they have faced - why would USC be left out and Oklahoma put in"?
Before you start yammering about the strength of the Big 12 - consider this: if Oklahoma were to win the Big 12, after having their collective asses handed to them for four straight years in BCS bowl games, how good is the Big 12 really"? Clear this up for me and we'll all be good.
Jump right in. But consider this - your talking about a team finishing the regular season at 12-0. If that were the case: Southern Cal would have had a record of 82-8 over the previous seven seasons. 36-4 over the previous three seasons. Now, how would it be possible to leave a "program" that is winning games at that magnitude out of the game for three straight years? Was Miami, Florida State or Nebraska left out while they were compiling these ridiculous records? I don't think they were. And, don't give me that crap about maybe we're not that good this year because nobody else was that we played. The only OOC loss in the last six years was against Texas in 05'. We've pretty much blasted every other OOC opponent ever lined up on the other side of the ball. Do you really think that this team won't do the same thing? Have some balls and at least want to find out. What is the great fear?
they have to show for it...One, I say one National Title just like Oklahoma and Texas from the inferior Big 12!
You guys just don't want to address the issues. Do you really think that you "magically" would become # 1 - when you could not even beat the Big East Champion last year? What is it that would make Oklahoma so good now? Is it that Bob Stoops has become a much better "Big Game Coach"? What is it? I really cannot understand why you would all need to pile on Southern Cal. I'm not pilin' on here. Oklahoma is a great football program, as many others are, but the argument of the PAC is soft so Southern Cal must be also - is just plain garbage. I'm basing my opinions on known facts, such as, Oklahoma does not play well on the BIG STAGE - just like Ohio State does not. What is the difference between Ohio State and Oklahoma? I don't see any. And, this year will prove to be no exception.
What's your deal? Looks like beating the Big 11 Champs has gotten the SEC the last two National Champions - doesn't it? You see alot of difference between Ohio State and Oklahoma? I don't. I don't look at what you look at. You see that Sam Bradford is a great QB. I do too. But, when he plays So Cal he won't have time to find any receivers. I look at line play. Line play dictates everything. Beanie Wells, DeMarco Murray, Sam Bradford, who cares? When you see Oklahoma you see little guys running around scoring TD's. What I see are little guys who are gonna get killed by a tremendous defense. That's just the way I see teams and games. I don't look at what you must be looking at. The claim was that So Cal should be left out of a Title game if the Big 12, SEC and PAC all had an undefeated champion. My only contention is that Oklahoma went in 03', and lost, at USC's expense. They also went in 04', and lost, at Auburn's expense. So this time, after losing four straight BCS bowl games, maybe Oklahoma ought to get to sit this one out and let So Cal do the "heavy lifting". What do you say?
I see that you have a sense of humor. That's good. But, coming from the University that "sponsored Brett Bomar", is really comical. Are you upset that Bush got three years in and opted out for the NFL, and Bomar only got about 1 1/3 seasons, before he was caught? I think that your administration did an excellent job of covering that one. Kudos for that. Heck, it's too bad. You boyz might have been able to win a National Championship had Bomar only not got caught. Shucks! BTW, history is part of this game. How do we know that the SEC is good? Recent history. How do we know that the Big 12 is good? The performance that they put on in the bowl games last year. Recent history tells us most things we need to know. How did we know that USC would pound Ohio State? Because they got pounded by Florida and LSU in the last couple of years. So, don't bring me this crap about "only 08' matters". Nothing is really based on that. All we know is that Alabama beat Clemson and Georgia beat Arizona State and Missouri beat Illinois and so what? We all do know where these conferences really line up and it's because there is a solid history there. And, you probably wouldn't understand the word "cyclical" - but it means what goes around comes around. Only two years ago the Big 12 really sucked. Now, they are very good again. Two years ago the PAC was much better than the Big 12 was - now their not. It goes up and down every other year. The only conference that has stayed consistant lately is the SEC - as they have continued to do very well in bowl games where it matters most. Let's wait and see how the PAC does at the end of this year - before we start to proclaim that the conference is dead. This isn't the Big East or the ACC here.
out flat against Washington. So I expect a sloppy performance and/or a lost to the Beavers? Good night and don't let college football leave you behind...glide, glide right on by! Funk does have it's rewards!
I don't need anybody propping up USC. No need for that. I just don't think that it makes any sense to make the statement, "USC should be left out of the BCS National Championship because the Pac 10 is weak". The computers will decide all that. Furthermore, we still got a whole lot of football left to play. And, yes, we might even lose to Oregon State this coming weekend. It's happened before.
I do think that your referring to my boy "Dio in Sin City". A quite crazy cat with a sinister bent for just about every scenario. A great Trojan! I hope that the "party scene" has not landed him in a mental hospital somewhere. He's good peeps - I can vouch for him.
Just a reminder of Oklahoma's total dominance over some extremely great football programs in the last three years:
2005
Oklahoma 10 TCU 17
Oklahoma 24 UCLA 41
Oklahoma 37 Baylor 30
Oklahoma 36 Texas A&M 30
Oklahoma 21 Texas Tech 23
2006
Oklahoma 24 UA Birmingham 17
Oklahoma 33 Oregon 34
Oklahoma 17 Texas A&M 16
Oklahoma 27 Oklahoma St. 21
Oklahoma 42 Boise State 43
2007
Oklahoma 24 Colorado 27
Oklahoma 17 Iowa State 7
Oklahoma 27 Texas Tech 34
Oklahoma 28 West Virginia 48
I purposely left out the blowout losses to Texas and some other losses and close games against good competition. But, you get the idea. I just can't find the dominance required to make the argument of "another Title shot". So, I noticed that you puposely left the UCLA loss out of your argument. How convenient, since you knew, that UCLA had completely cleaned your clock just three years ago. Nevertheless, losses to Stanford and Oregon State, do not even come close to measuring up to the futility Oklahoma has experienced over the last few years.
You asked for it:
1995 USC 55 Texas Tech (6-6) 14
1994 USC 37 Baylor (7-5) 27
1992 USC 20 Oklahoma (5-4-2) 10
1988 USC 23 Oklahoma (9-3) 7
1986 USC 17 Baylor (9-3) 14
1985 USC 13 Baylor (9-3) 20
1983 USC 20 Kansas (4-6-1) 26
1982 USC 12 Oklahoma (8-4) 0
1981 USC 28 Oklahoma (7-4-1) 24
There you have it. In all our worst years, we were still (7-2) against the Big 12, while outscoring that conference by 25.0-15.8 per game. Against Oklahoma we were still (4-0) while outscoring them 20.8-10.3 per game. Pretty amazing stuff, huh , Lennie? How bad were we in those years that you speak of? And, if we were so bad, how bad was Oklahoma?
Strength of the Big 12 or not, in week four you're claiming that USC is the best team in the nation after winning two games, resting two of those four weeks, and is already heading in to the home stretch with an incredibly weak schedule.
You're the only one claiming a 2008 BCS Championship Title. Go back and look at my posts, not once did I ever claim OU has the right to be there. I'll make that claim after we play our conference title game. You know, that little game at the end of the season that USC doesn't have to play. Phew! One more bullet dodged.
BTW, house roulette earnings have gone up significantly since the creation of those tracking signs. People minds cannot grasp the concept that the game does not have patterns and every roll is new to the ball.
On the contrary, I lost the house betting on Oklahoma last year, you know the pasting that West Virginia gave to them? I had Oklahoma as the best team in the country at the end of last year. Despite the recent BCS bowl record, Oklahoma was my "lock pick", so I took my life savings along with every other family members mortagages, stocks, bonds, and every other capital investment that you can think of - and bet it all on Oklahoma. Well, needless to say, we all huddle around a little fire outside of the homeless shelter cooking our food - and at night we all go to sleep in our cardboard boxes. And, it's all because Oklahoma cannot win a BCS bowl game.
Way too early to be talking about MNC games etc etc and why in the world do alot of these threads turn into conference comparisons beats the heck outa me just read BC's postings every body knows SEC rules right ?
WEEK #4
C-USA Tulsa 3-0
Has the best chance at going all the way Grahmn is one of the greatest to ever coach the game- schedule is favorable ECU ought to be a good one as well as UH
ACC Wake 3-0
wont hold up- BU made alot of mistakes, the only Wake game I saw- they would drop several in the B-12
Big E UConn 4-0
S Fla 4-0
UConn got tested by the #12 B-12 team and probably shoulda lost- how do you say- exposed
S Fla the only one I saw was UCF they pulled out a win in OT against UCF coulda went either way- they will lose some no doubt
Pac-10 USC 2-0
could very well run the table-or should
MWC TCU 4-0
Utah 4-0
BYU 4-0
These guys should beat each other up, after the OU game TCU should get some credit My pick who knows- wide open
WAC Bois st 3-0 its the Wac remember 07
Big 11 Wisc 3-0
NW 4-0
PSU 4-0
Minn 4-0
I saw a Wisc game, havent seen the others play, they beat the bulldogs and the Wac Refs really wasnt to impressive
PSU has got it going on at this point
Folks the rest of the teams are in the two toughest conferences
The B-12 and the SEC if anybody survives undefeated out of these two they should be in the MNC game
Right now NCAA scoring
#1 OU 54.67 avg ppg
#2 Missu 53.75 avg ppg
#3 PSU 52.75
#4 Tulsa 52.33
#5 OK St 50.67
#6 Tex 48.67
#7 KSU 47.67
#8 T Tech 45.75
Yall can say what you want about tough defenses but, scoring points wins games 6 outa the top 8 are B-12 teams
You will notice that I did not misspell any words puttin is difffererent that putting'
Go Owls
Sicem-Bears
Hookem-Horns
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
"the Auburn friends i have thought Auburn looked bad so do alot of the fans im hearing on the radio...."
So which is it? Or was that your best attempt at smack talking two teams who have owned you in recent years?
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
Well I don't listen to much talk radio, unless you consider Walton & Johnson talk radio. I prefer a little jazz on XM....some Wayman Tisdale or Victor Wooten maybe.
And when you say "own" - referring to the upcoming LSU v. Bama game - that's still too far down the road. I can't speak of success or owning someone this year when it hasn't even happened yet. By the same token, you can't either. Bama appears to be improved over last year, I'll give them that. Aside from the Tulane game, they've shown fairly well. But I'll agree with you on one thing...I hope we play the same too. Scoring 26 - in Auburn, no less - should be enough points to beat the Tide. Then, add in Death Valley - another 7, possibly - and that puts us over 30 points. I'd say that's enough to ensure a victory.
Alot can happen between now and then so I don't make it a habit of getting braggadocios before games...or even after, for that matter. The exception is when my team is taken to task for their play by the fan of a rival who's had a little trouble beating us as of late....and Auburn too for that matter.
But it's all in good fun. Don't be offended or take it personal. Just beat us before try and talk us down. Until then, I havta call scoreboard on ya.
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
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Yeah, you know, the team that lost at home last season to Louisiana-MONROE!
B) Didn't you all lose to UCLA last year? That team is HORRIBLE!
i HATE when people make predictions for a current team based on what happened last year.
especially, when said team is rebuilding/installing new systems/hauling in top recruits.
if you think '08 alabama is anything like '07, then you don't follow alabama football.
He showed poise and grit. The LSU team as a whole did as well.
Auburn fought hard ( they always do against LSU ) And yes both teams made mistakes.... but WAR EAGLE is right....When LSU plays Tulane we ALWAYS score at least one offensive touchdown....Oh, and we ALWAYS beat UL Monroe.
Tests:
Minnesota
Northwestern
UConn
Colorado
Penn State
Nebraska
Interesting games
South Florida @ NC State, can the wolf pack knock out two in a row?
Fresno State @ UCLA, This looked good a month ago...
Guarantee Knock outs
TCU @ Oklahoma, MUCH more on this latter.
thats why im taking nc state and the points this week.
USC
Oklahoma OR Missouri OR Texas Tech
Florida OR LSU OR Georgia OR Alabama
BYU OR Utah OR TCU
Boise State
Tulsa
Wisconsin or Penn State
USF or UCONN
Of this list plus your list I would be suprised if more than 2 survive the year.
I'll be the first to say it:
USC will lose to Notre Dame
LSU and Florida plays for the SEC championship: Florida wins by 3 pts or less
Missouri wins the Big 12
NT will be Missouri and Florida