re: is bama homefield really that strong vs lsu?

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I am skeptical of these kinds of runs when the last game is the one that goes in the other direction. Once a streak is broken,
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try these : LSU is 10-4 at Alabama since 1982. LSU has not lost back to back games at Alabama since 1978 and 1980.

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In a game like this, I am not sure it would matter where it is played. Seriously, I really don't think home field advantage should be considered "normal". Considering the places LSU has played, I don't think it's going to matter. The advantage of the home field is that the crowd will affect the concentration of the atheletes. Not in a game like this.

Now, that does not mean LSU will win. I really don't have a clue. But, for this game, "home field advantage" doesn't matter nearly as much.