You could fit Baylor's and TCU's stadiums inside Bryant-Denny

ok great

So?

Baylor's stadium is brand new and pretty nice.

Is that with or without all the obese rednecks occupying it?

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You could fit Baylor's and TCU's stadiums inside Bryant-Denny

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No you couldn't

That's great, I like TCU's stadium and what does that have to do with winning football games?

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You could fit Baylor's and TCU's stadiums inside Bryant-Denny

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Football is the only thing that Alabama residents actually care about.

They don't care about education, hygiene, teethbrushes, not having incest, etc.

If football vanished, every human in Alabama would instantly die.

You couldn't find comparable replacements for 25% of the TCU show girls team in the totality of Alabama's student body.

Although TCU's beloved Horned Frog is a unique mascot, it is not a mascot that has no direct connection (other than two unproven stories) to the university and the students do not yell out misplaced supportive praise of a dinoflagellate bloom simply because a reporter coined a term. Our traditions are rooting in the school, community, and state of TX.

A significant portion of Alabama students would never get accepted at TCU.

Alabama attempted to employ the success made possible by the defensive genius that is Gary Patterson. They were so incompetent they instead hired Franchione the HC of TCU at the time and that ended in humorous but predictable disaster.

Not only is TCU's Amon G Carter stadium one of a kind due to the innovative design, it was renovated more recently than BDS. The renovations at $164 million, which were paid for nearly in entirety by 15 alum donors, far exceeded the cost of renovations at BDS. Admittedly the bama rednecks are more easily impressed with lesser accommodations than the more discerning TCU faithful.

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You couldn't find comparable replacements for 25% of the TCU show girls team in the totality of Alabama's student body.

Although TCU's beloved Horned Frog is a unique mascot, it is not a mascot that has no direct connection (other than two unproven stories) to the university and the students do not yell out misplaced supportive praise of a dinoflagellate bloom simply because a reporter coined a term. Our traditions are rooting in the school, community, and state of TX.

A significant portion of Alabama students would never get accepted at TCU.

Alabama attempted to employ the success made possible by the defensive genius that is Gary Patterson. They were so incompetent they instead hired Franchione the HC of TCU at the time and that ended in humorous but predictable disaster.

Not only is TCU's Amon G Carter stadium one of a kind due to the innovative design, it was renovated more recently than BDS. The renovations at $164 million, which were paid for nearly in entirety by 15 alum donors, far exceeded the cost of renovations at BDS. Admittedly the bama rednecks are more easily impressed with lesser accommodations than the more discerning TCU faithful.

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The actual stadium structure? No you couldn't.

The seating capacity? Yeah. So?