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re: Since 1982, Alabama leads the series 16-15-1
Posted on 10/30/13 at 12:55 pm to Chicken
Posted on 10/30/13 at 12:55 pm to Chicken
Since 2000, we pretty much have had the upper hand
8-5....
with as many MNC appearances, more SEC titles, more SEC west titles, more SEC wins. Most wins of any SEC school.
We still sit on top of the SEC in this millenium......Yet- it's not good enough...
Nov. 3 … 2012 … L … 17-21 … Baton Rouge
Jan. 9 … 2011 … L … 0-21 … New Orleans
Nov. 5 … 2011 … W … 9-6 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 6 … 2010 … W … 24-21 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 7 … 2009 … L … 15-24 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 8 … 2008 … L … 21-27 (OT) … Baton Rouge
Nov. 3 … 2007 … W … 41-34 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 11 … 2006 … W … 28-14 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 12 … 2005 … W … 16-13 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 13 … 2004 … W … 26-10 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 15 … 2003 … W … 27-3 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 16 … 2002 … L … 0-31 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 3 … 2001 … W … 35-21 … Tuscaloosa
8-5....
with as many MNC appearances, more SEC titles, more SEC west titles, more SEC wins. Most wins of any SEC school.
We still sit on top of the SEC in this millenium......Yet- it's not good enough...
Nov. 3 … 2012 … L … 17-21 … Baton Rouge
Jan. 9 … 2011 … L … 0-21 … New Orleans
Nov. 5 … 2011 … W … 9-6 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 6 … 2010 … W … 24-21 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 7 … 2009 … L … 15-24 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 8 … 2008 … L … 21-27 (OT) … Baton Rouge
Nov. 3 … 2007 … W … 41-34 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 11 … 2006 … W … 28-14 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 12 … 2005 … W … 16-13 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 13 … 2004 … W … 26-10 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 15 … 2003 … W … 27-3 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 16 … 2002 … L … 0-31 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 3 … 2001 … W … 35-21 … Tuscaloosa
This post was edited on 10/30/13 at 12:56 pm
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Posted on 10/30/13 at 12:55 pm to GruntbyAssociation
Did I flame or post something that was not true? Just saying it was convenient to pick 1982 as a starting date considering the 18 years prior to that Bama was 16-2.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 12:58 pm to elit4ce05
quote:what I am saying is that since 1982, the series is basically even...LSU stunk for a portion of that time frame (pre-Saban)...it goes both ways.
So what you're saying is, if we leave out Bamas best years but included their worst years then we only lose by 1
By the way, you seem like someone who is going to enjoy my write up on bogus national title claims that some schools make...
Posted on 10/30/13 at 12:59 pm to elit4ce05
<< Just saying it was convenient to pick 1982 as a starting date considering the 18 years prior to that Bama was 16-2>>
Back then no one questioned it. It was Bama and everyone else back then. Florida changed the SEC in the 1990s.
And I honestly don't think any of those 1970 or 1960 teams could beat even an average SEC school
in this millenium.
Back then no one questioned it. It was Bama and everyone else back then. Florida changed the SEC in the 1990s.
And I honestly don't think any of those 1970 or 1960 teams could beat even an average SEC school
in this millenium.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:16 pm to Chicken
Another interesting way to break it down:
LSU is 9-4 at Tuscaloosa over that time frame. I've heard a lot of ESPN analysts talk about how Bama is fortunate to have LSU at Tuscaloosa this year. I'm certain none of them are aware of the success that the visiting team had in this rivalry.
Another thing I'm certain of: Bama has to lose to someone. Why not us...
quote:
LSU at Tuscaloosa since 1982:
Nov. 5 … 2011 … W … 9-6 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 7 … 2009 … L … 15-24 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 3 … 2007 … W … 41-34 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 12 … 2005 … W … 16-13 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 15 … 2003 … W … 27-3 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 3 … 2001 … W … 35-21 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 6 … 1999 … L … 17-23 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 8 … 1997 … W … 27-0 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 4 … 1995 … L … 3-10 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 6 … 1993 … W … 17-13 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 10 … 1990 … L … 3-24 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 5 … 1988 … W … 19-18 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 8 … 1986 … W … 14-10 … Birmingham
LSU is 9-4 at Tuscaloosa over that time frame. I've heard a lot of ESPN analysts talk about how Bama is fortunate to have LSU at Tuscaloosa this year. I'm certain none of them are aware of the success that the visiting team had in this rivalry.
Another thing I'm certain of: Bama has to lose to someone. Why not us...
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:19 pm to Chicken
1/3 OF THE GAMES SINCE 2005 WENT INTO OT.
That's pretty cool stat.
That's pretty cool stat.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:21 pm to Chicken
You know, barners agree that football didn't start till after Bryant died...(G).
RTR
RTR
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:21 pm to Chicken
I went to the Ohio State drumming of Penn State this past weekend and got to talk to Trevor Matich...I told him about the visiting team dominating the series and asked him to be the one informed voice at ESPN that does not assume that Bama wins home games against LSU. He took the input seriously. One "expert" at a time...
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:21 pm to elit4ce05
Chicken admitted as much in the OP.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:23 pm to Chicken
I wonder how the SEC rant would feel about this?
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:26 pm to Football_Freak
I wonder how the "Away Field" advantage in this rivalry matches up with other rivalries.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:26 pm to elit4ce05
quote:
Just saying it was convenient to pick 1982 as a starting date considering the 18 years prior to that Bama was 16-2.
he explained why he started with that year. It was Bear Bryant's last game against LSU, thus closing that chapter in the series and starting a new one, which is essentially even...pay attention!
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:41 pm to Chicken
Yeah, if you take out the Cholly Mac years, it's pretty even.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:45 pm to Chicken
Interesting stats. I did not know Saban was 5-1 against Bama. Wow.
9-4 in the overall LSU-BAMA match up.
9-4 in the overall LSU-BAMA match up.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:46 pm to Chicken
Wait. What's wrong with hand bras? It's not nudity.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:47 pm to Chicken
1982 was my freshman year at LSU. That game lead to Bear Bryant quitting football. Alabama had 0 first downs at half. Bryant drank himself to death early 1983. Game was on espn replay only(no live broadcast)
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:57 pm to laftoothdr
That 82 game was a glorious fantastic beatdown
Les Miles is 3-1 @ Tuscaloosa, interesting
Les Miles is 3-1 @ Tuscaloosa, interesting
This post was edited on 10/30/13 at 1:58 pm
Posted on 10/30/13 at 1:59 pm to Chicken
quote:
Nov. 3 … 2007 … W … 41-34 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 11 … 2006 … W … 28-14 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 12 … 2005 … W … 16-13 (OT) … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 13 … 2004 … W … 26-10 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 15 … 2003 … W … 27-3 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 16 … 2002 … L … 0-31 … Baton Rouge
Nov. 3 … 2001 … W … 35-21 … Tuscaloosa
Nov. 4 … 2000 … W … 30-28 … Baton Rouge
W/O evening looking it up, that has to be LSU's best run on them in history.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 2:01 pm to Chicken
quote:
Nov. 4 … 2000 … W … 30-28 … Baton Rouge
Was the first game in a 30+ year timespan that LSU beat Bama in Baton Rouge. LSU was jinxed at home vs Bama until Saban broke that curse. The next game in BR 2002 , however, was the most lopsided LSU loss vs Bama 31-0.
Then LSU went on a 5 game win streak until Saban led Bama to a victory, in Baton Rouge off course.
Posted on 10/30/13 at 2:02 pm to spacewrangler
quote:
The next game in BR 2002 , however, was the most lopsided LSU loss vs Bama 31-0.
One of my worst experiences in Tiger Stadium, maybe the worst. It was so fricking cold.
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