The way I see it, Alabama is a rock type pokemon

LSU needs to be a water type, and I believe that they are. The offensive firepower should be twice as effective against bama's rock type defense. However LSU is susceptible to electric type (Geno Smith) and grass type (marijuana). So this pretty much makes sense.

However, I also think LSU isn't pure water type. I'd say LSU is a mix of water/fighting. So I would say LSU is basically a Poliwrath.

Bama is also probably rock/fighting. Basically a Terrakion of course.



After running some analysis on these two pokemon, the following conclusion was reached.

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If you're trying to decide among Pokemon, you may be considering both Terrakion and Poliwrath. Based on input from thousands of users, we've learned that PokeStats, type and region are the most important considerations for choosing between Pokemon. When we compared these two Pokemon, we found that Terrakion scores better in PokeStats. On the other hand, Poliwrath prevails for type and region. These Pokemon are actually not all that different from one another, and which is best for you ultimately depends on who you are and what you value in Pokemon.

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Bama has the stats. LSU has the ability to win in hostile night environments and the intangibles.

I LIKE LSU


eta: A more detailed analysis can be found here LINK

I've had quite a few posts with people complaining about not understanding. I provided some background information on Poliwrath in this post LINK

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Here is a video that I took a few months back of the evolution process that occurs to produce a Poliwrath

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As you can see, by using a water stone, I was able to get my Poliwhirl to evolve into a Poliwrath.

For LSU, I like to believe that this occurred during the West Virginia game. More specifically, during Mo Claiborne's kick return for a TD. West Virginia was climbing back into the game, when the fog came rolling in, the dew from the heavens fell upon the LSU team, forcing an evolution into a new state.

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