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re: Blue Blood Index 4.0

Posted by bamameister on 8/23/26 at 10:09 am to
No integration until 1969 for the Crimson Tide. Number 1 is not only amazing but dam close to a miracle.
I'm mostly curious whether Kirby goes to Plan B and throws to his wide receivers this season.
"Tail of the Dragon" has 318 hairpin curves over 11 glorious miles. On behalf of my Harley and me, Thanks, Viles.
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Give Joey credit


He's no Gus Malzahn. Enough said.

re: Unbreakable SEC Records

Posted by bamameister on 8/23/26 at 8:09 am to
Coach Saban at ALABAMA beat teams he was supposed to beat. The Crimson Tide won 100 consecutive games against unranked foes under Saban and went 14 years without losing a game to an unranked opponent. Beat the teams you are supposed to beat.

Oklahoma's 47-game win streak under Bud Wilkinson. That one feels a lot like Joe DiMaggios 56 game hitting streak.

re: Nick never went back to LSU

Posted by bamameister on 8/23/26 at 7:52 am to
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Forever to be associated with the University of Alabama, Nick Saban held all of college football by the throat for 17 years.



This coach put on the greatest 17-year run in modern college football history. He could squeeze every ounce of talent out of every season to the point that it was uncanny. But the man who left coaching was not the guy who came to Tuscaloosa.

That person was transient and thought of himself as a builder, a recruiter, not a caretaker of a mega program. When that changed, finally, he might have even surprised himself with the complete dominance that he had for so long. He just kept stacking great class on top of great class.

Make no mistake, it took ALABAMA to make him what he is. It was the perfect storm of time, circumstance, and opportunity to create this monster. And for 17 seasons, he was everyone's worst nightmare in college football. And my biggest regret: it should have been Bryant-Saban Stadium, not Field.
Tebow had insane talent around him. When he came back for his senior year, he brought back other senior talent that normally would have been long gone to the NFL. Leadership was Tebow's superpower.


But Newton was much more physically gifted and didn't have nearly as much talent around him. I always thought that Tebow was an average thrower, and Newton was much better than people gave him credit for.

If I had one season to prove it, and a decent team and dam strong coaching around him, I'd give Newton a big edge to do more with less.
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The 5-4, 4-5 conference record dilemma

That is what will happen if the SEC takes in teams that fans here seem to be sold on to make the league more competitive.


You just describe the barn this entire decade.

re: What’s going on in Austin?

Posted by bamameister on 8/22/26 at 2:04 pm to
Sounds like another agent to me.
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To be fair,


To be fair, just do it. Otherwise, people who happen to believe they are clairvoyant on their mother's side don't feed the bulldog.
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Alabama names starting game manager for week 1


If only Huepel was half as stupid as you seem to be.
Why does LSU talk so much shite about Alabama?

I've told them for decades: start filtering that swamp water.
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I love it when you dumbasses say shite like this. You are really ignorant if you believe that games that have happened up to 100 years ago really have anything to do with what is happening right now.


Why? Because I said the last 100 years? Look it up. But if you are under the impression this is somehow ancient history, go ahead and give it another thought. If you're capable.

Let's look at 2020 - 2025, grasshopper. Let's call it the Lane Kiffin era; what do you say? We were promised thrills and chills, and I believe everyone who was watching this rivalry was invited to get their popcorn for the new and improved Ole Miss Rebels.

6 years later: BAMA 4 wins - Ole Miss 0.

You know what this means, don't you? You guessed it. What's old is still new again. Pete Golding ain't scaring anyone, dude.

No choice, just have to play the kids with all the upside now. To wait that extra year is to lose them. Fortunately, this is what Coach DeBoer does best. This offense will now spin around Keelon's strong points.
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So pissed we dont have Bama on the schedule now that they're obviously mediocre again. They have us playing freaking Georgia instead of a traditional neighbor rivalry. It's a scandal.


With Golding, it might be fun. But the record is the record, and it goes back 100 years. Best you don't.

Miss State belonged back on our schedule as well. LSU vs Florida and the Gators vs Tennessee going away need a federal investigation.

What in the world did Florida do to get these dumbazz schedules the last 3 years? I'm starting to think they are a test case for something. Picking up the Shorthorns and Oklahoma while giving up Tennessee and LSU is shortsighted and insane for fans who have worked up so much animosity for these rivalries over the decades.
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Yep. I think Suntarine Perkins will make Leavitt his bitch that game.


Golding can prove his worth quickly if he schemes around this guy's weakness. I already know he doesn't like cowbells.
Blitz the hell out of this guy. He's seriously flawed.
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OU, Venables Agree to 2-Year Contract Extension
GetPiggywithIt
He finna get paid!!


He's an interesting case study. Venables obviously meant a lot to Clemson all those years, given what they've done without him. Not very flashy, if you wanted to compare him to a Lincoln Riley, but blue-collar through and through. I suppose what teams want these days, with so much chaos and confusion surrounding the sport, is certainty. Venables' teams are at least predictable.

re: SEC Preseason Power Rankings

Posted by bamameister on 8/21/26 at 10:12 am to
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SEC Preseason Power Rankings


Unless it happens on the field, it just doesn't matter. Print the shirts.
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Bama will be sending liberal alumni back to New Hampshire where they dont give a shite about Bama while Auburn's alumni stays home and create a new population dynamic as it should be.


Who knows, maybe the new barner alumni dynamic will finally be able to get a 4-lane highway into the Plains. Good luck with that.
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Could Pavia have another chance?


Why not? I heard life starts at 30.