Finally we are playing without one hand behind our back

I think we would. Who’s right? I am! Ha

but you are not right

ok ill play this stupid little game. If alabama had elite quarterback play in all those games like they have now with Tua, do you think do you think the outcome will be in favor of lsu or alabama. Blake sims beat lsu

My argument is coaching. Les expired years ago with power I. If the LSU offense evolved with the league informed by coaching, LSU leads the series without a doubt. Our talent has been evenly matched since 05’. Coaching has been the diff is my argument. Mic dropped

the offensive and defensive lines control the game, and Alabama's lines have been far better than LSU over the last 8 seasons. it does not matter if you are running an air raid, power spread, or the wish one.

I disagree but respect your viewpoint.

geaux tigers!!!!!!

Somebody will get a targeting call on Bama's first drive.

Or someone will breathe on Tua and get tossed.

You are wrong. Bama has dominated the LOS the last 7 for sure. Not sure if you even know how to watch football.

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We haven’t had a top 10 nfl draft qb prospect for the past decade. The offense has certainly helped but I think people that think simply switching the offense would have beaten Bama all these years are discounting how good Burrow is right now.

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Compare Burrow last year to Burrow this year and get back with us about that nonsense about simply switching the offense not making a difference. Was he considered a top 10 pick under the offense last year? That is exactly what Saban did after the 9-6 defensive slugfest. Bama and LSU were mirror images of themselves offensively up to that point. Conservative offenses that relied on a strong running game with a great defense. Turnover adverse.

Saban quickly realized that those type offenses were good for 8-10 wins max a season based on superior talent alone. He knew he couldn’t regularly beat an equally talented LSU with that system and he opened up his offense. Les Miles never made that realization. He was more interested in winning the 8-10 games a year. The best decision ever for Saban and Bama, who knew, as the nation did, that LSU was as talented as Bama but with a conservative, easily predictable offense. Miles gifted Saban half of those games and multiple championships by refusing to update his offense. This is the first year Saban has had to game plan for a diverse, imaginative offense at LSU.