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  • 10/03/2010, 02:22AM ET

the alabama jugernaut

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can anybody stop this alabama jugernaut?[bama"s list of victims so far-san jose st,penn state,duke arkansas,florida,is bama"s next victim steve spurrier and the south carolina gamecocks?[roll tide roll],hey south carolina[rammer jammer yellow hammer,give em hell alabama-we"re gonna beat the hell out of you!


Ooooookkk.... Not sure where to hegin as you haven't presented an actual arguable item. You asked a question. can anyone stop this Alabama juggernaut

Well the obvious answer would be yes. In fact, while traveling to a road game the state patrol could stop their bus. Or, maybe the team gets stopped at the airport by an overzealous homeland security officer. I mean you never know.

Now, to me, that would be the appropriate response to you above "argument".

HOWEVER.... Since I don't want to be a jerk here, repeat consensus national champions has happened 6 times since 1950. With the last being 1994 which means since the BCS, no one has repeated. And given you gem of an opening, I figure you expect AL to run the table and win the NC.

They face no fewer that 4 tests including the SEC title game and the NC game.

Chances are, some one other than the Louisiana State Patrol will stop them on their way to a title game.


i never said they would run the table[somebody may luck up]and catch bama on a off day,although that is about as likely as boise st winning the national championship.you mentioned the louisiana state patrol stopping them,that is about as likely as LSU winning the national championship[as in comparison]i like boise states chances better[0%]chance.you are obviously a bama hater,i will leave you with one thought[rammer jammer yellow hammer-give em hell alabama-we"re gonna beat the hell out of you]


i never said they would run the table[somebody may luck up]and catch bama on a off day,although that is about as likely as boise st winning the national championship.

Ok. So if you are saying they are likely to be beat by someone, that what pratfall is your argument?

Son, you really need to check out the blog page. Plenty of room to celebrate your team. This is the throwdown section. Let me help to educate you:
What is a Throwdown? It???s a structured debate between two Fans about a hot-button topic in the world of sports. Each Fan gets three turns to present an argument and prove that their point of view is correct. Other Fans can comment on the Throwdown and also vote for a winner. Tell me more.

Shoulda just said cake and boobies

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October 3, 2010  09:00 AM ET
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Duke = bragging rights.

October 3, 2010  10:47 AM ET
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Auburn and LSU always give bama a tough game. As does Tennessee. And we are playing 4 opponents AFTER their bye week

its possible Bama will lose 1 game but still win the SEC

and if they do, they deserve a BCS title game over an undefeated Boise

October 3, 2010  12:20 PM ET
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Originally posted 10:47 AM ET  10.03 by Bear likes this DEFENSE

Auburn and LSU always give bama a tough game. As does Tennessee. And we are playing 4 opponents AFTER their bye weekits possible Bama will lose 1 game but still win the SECand if they do, they deserve a BCS title game over an undefeated Boise

SEC homerism at it's worst. Here's a clue, football is played in all 50 states, not just in Mayberry.

October 3, 2010  12:57 PM ET
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At least Arkansas gave Alabama a game, unlike Florida. SEC homerism? You betcha. College football is played in all 50 states. The best college football is played in the SEC. BTW, Mayberry is in North Carolina, that would be ACC.

October 3, 2010  12:59 PM ET
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Originally posted 12:57 PM ET  10.03 by CowboyDave

At least Arkansas gave Alabama a game, unlike Florida. SEC homerism? You betcha. College football is played in all 50 states. The best college football is played in the SEC. BTW, Mayberry is in North Carolina, that would be ACC.

Mayberry was a fictional town made up for the Andy Griffith show.

Why did Andy Griffith go by Andy Taylor on his show?

I mean if you're not gonna go by your real name at least change the first name too.

October 3, 2010  01:03 PM ET
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They are not exactly unbeatable....

October 3, 2010  01:03 PM ET
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Originally posted 12:20 PM ET  10.03 by smart alec

SEC homerism at it's worst. Here's a clue, football is played in all 50 states, not just in Mayberry.

LOL.

October 3, 2010  01:34 PM ET
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Originally posted 12:59 PM ET  10.03 by Outlaw...

Mayberry was a fictional town made up for the Andy Griffith show.Why did Andy Griffith go by Andy Taylor on his show?I mean if you're not gonna go by your real name at least change the first name too.

A fictional town set in NC, that's ACC not SEC. Good point about the first name. Don Knotts played Barney Fife, totally different name. Guess that's why Don won five Emmy awards on that show and Andy won none.

October 3, 2010  03:03 PM ET
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Originally posted 12:20 PM ET  10.03 by smart alec

SEC homerism at it's worst. Here's a clue, football is played in all 50 states, not just in Mayberry.

really? really?
its funny how people like you bash teh SEC...but you dont reveal to us what YOUR opinion as to which is the best conference.

so man up little boy...which conference is better, top to bottom, than the SEC

didnt think so........

October 3, 2010  03:08 PM ET
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Originally posted 01:03 PM ET  10.03 by DJRoxalot

They are not exactly unbeatable....

Who do you think could beat them?

October 3, 2010  05:46 PM ET
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Originally posted 03:08 PM ET  10.03 by Outlaw...

Who do you think could beat them?

oregon, oklahoma, arkansas ...........

October 3, 2010  05:49 PM ET
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Originally posted 05:46 PM ET  10.03 by :CubanMissile:

oregon, oklahoma, arkansas ...........

You didn't say Boise, so I'll accept that.

October 3, 2010  07:24 PM ET
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Originally posted 05:49 PM ET  10.03 by Outlaw...

You didn't say Boise, so I'll accept that.

Boise would destroy them.

October 3, 2010  07:30 PM ET
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Originally posted 07:24 PM ET  10.03 by Mondo Jay

Boise would destroy them.

Has Boise played a team with Bama's defense?

I don't think so.

Has Boise played a team with this much offensive talent?

I don't think so.

October 3, 2010  07:47 PM ET
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Left's blatant homerism is out of control.

October 3, 2010  07:52 PM ET
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Originally posted 07:30 PM ET  10.03 by Outlaw...

Has Boise played a team with Bama's defense?I don't think so.Has Boise played a team with this much offensive talent?I don't think so.

They would kill Alabama. Period. Why?

Because they would.

October 3, 2010  07:55 PM ET
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I just got here and your already on my nerves.

He's one of them California folks that thinks they are better than everybody.

October 3, 2010  08:27 PM ET
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Originally posted 10:47 AM ET  10.03 by Bear likes this DEFENSE

Auburn and LSU always give bama a tough game. As does Tennessee. And we are playing 4 opponents AFTER their bye weekits possible Bama will lose 1 game but still win the SECand if they do, they deserve a BCS title game over an undefeated Boise

Problem there is, they are likely to play Florida again. Were it not for all of those turnovers, yesterday's game would have been extremely close (3 turnovers inside Bama's 5 yard line, Florida had more yardage etc). And Florida doesn't have much left as far as conference schedule. It's hard beating any team twice. Even harder to beat a good team twice. Not saying Bama can't, but it's not easy. Add to that games against Tennessee, LSU, Auburn and South Carolina for Bama and it's not such an easy road.

October 3, 2010  08:28 PM ET
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Originally posted 07:52 PM ET  10.03 by Mondo Jay

They would kill Alabama. Period. Why? Because they would.

Sure they would. That's why when Bama offered to play them any time, any place less than a month ago, Boise State refused to even comment on it. A team with the "signature victory" against a Virginia Tech team that has lost to James Madison isn't a team that's going to frighten Bama.

 
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