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bamameister
| Favorite team: | Alabama  |
| Location: | Right here, right now |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | College Football |
| Occupation: | Exchanging ideas |
| Number of Posts: | 17202 |
| Registered on: | 5/29/2016 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: BREAKING: Tua- "unable to play football after his first read"
Posted by bamameister on 12/26/25 at 2:59 pm to Errerrerrwere
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One is still on the team that drafted him while the other one can't play football after the first read.
See the difference?
Joey will be at home with the rest of the losers again this playoff season. Rehab should be this guy's middle name. And absolutely no one will be surprised if Joey calls it a career. The only guy I know who can go on the IR from just getting on the bus.
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re: I think Ole Miss fans are looking at this Kiffin situation from the wrong perspective.
Posted by bamameister on 12/26/25 at 10:20 am to Uga Alum
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I think as the years go by, Ole Miss fans will grow to better appreciate Lane’s time in Oxford.
I'm getting your vibes right up to where I'm reminded they just picked Pete Golding over Charlie Weis Jr. as the man to replace the man.
re: BREAKING: Tua- "unable to play football after his first read"
Posted by bamameister on 12/26/25 at 10:15 am to Errerrerrwere
I suppose with Joey Burrow spending most of his football career in intensive care, "glass Tua" just doesn't work anymore.
re: Saban & Alabama Were Very Lucky
Posted by bamameister on 12/26/25 at 9:59 am to theballguy
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2009: Colt McCoy stays in the game and Texas beats Alabama.
2011: Oklahoma State does not lose to Iowa State and reaches the national title game.
2012: Georgia scores a touchdown at the end of the SEC Championship Game.
2015: Alabama fails to recover the onside kick, or Jake Coker misses the long third-down pass to ArDarius Stewart.
2017: Nick Saban stays with Jalen Hurts and never puts Tua Tagovailoa in the game.
2020: COVID never happens.
And don't forget jerkwater, 2007-2010. The time Cignetti was on the Saban ALABAMA staff learning to be a college football coach.
re: Alabama moved ahead of Oklahoma for the most 11-win seasons in CFB history on Friday...
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:39 pm to Oklahomey
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Oklahoma’s 11+ win seasons that ended in a title:
1974: 11-0-0
1975: 11-1-0
1985: 11-1-0
2000: 13-0
I knew you had some hardware to show for your efforts. Just wondering who comes in above the Sooners in the SEC.
re: USC drops long-time rival ND from 2026 schedule
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:34 pm to RelentlessTide
ESPN reported all day that ND scheduled BYU and told USC to get lost. Perhaps ND is dating the Big 12 for future games with lesser resumes. That would be about right, given their relationship with the ACC.
re: It was Pete Golding all along.
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:24 pm to ForeverGator
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Yes, I know, Lyin' Lane assembled this team.
But, he's not there, and they are just as successful.
It was Golding this whole time. Lyin' Lane was just a figurehead/drama queen once the season started.
When Ole Miss beats UGAy, it will prove this point.
The exact thing I said when Mullens left Florida.
re: Happy 50th birthday to Kirby Paul Smart....
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:22 pm to Lexis Dad
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The best coach in the game.
You would think a 50 year old head coach could teach his players what NO means.
re: Alabama moved ahead of Oklahoma for the most 11-win seasons in CFB history on Friday...
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:19 pm to RollTide1987
How many of those 11-win seasons ended in a title? Boy, did this test just get a lot harder.
re: If Texas Tech beats Oregon
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:15 pm to AshleySchaeffer
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You have to crown them Texas state champs.
What is a Texas State champ? And why do we care?
Tech could very well beat Oregon. Lanning hasn't won it all and frankly has gotten his ears pinned back by numerous teams in the old Pac-12 and new B1G.
You really sound like you're easily impressed, cowboy.
re: SEC programs with a 15 win season in any era.
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 1:11 pm to Uga Alum
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UGA
LSU
BAMA can top both. 2020- Played and beat 11 SEC teams to win the conference, and then played and beat Notre Dame and Ohio State to win the NC.
Beat 13 Power 4 teams in a row. Beat that.
re: How many times has your team given up 50+ in football?
Posted by bamameister on 12/23/25 at 7:58 am to VFL67
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Vols always humbling the Tide
BAMA x 4.
re: The Golding Effect on Ole Miss
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 11:31 am to SEC Doctor
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Never thought I would see Bama fans praising Golding, they hated that guy when he was at Bama.
Golding was not his own man at BAMA. I always thought he was being weighed down by Coach Saban's concepts. And sometimes it just takes a bear to work for a bear. That ain't Golding.
Jeremy Pruitt got pushback on the sidelines when he took the job. He immediately pushed back, hard. That was that. BAMA's defense changed for the better, and those blitzes we suddenly overwhelmed offenses with were also different. So was simplifying the defensive language and formations, including all the late second disguises. It was never any of that under Golding. It was Saban 101, over and over.
Golding had full control of his convictions at Ole Miss. I mean, what was Kiffin going to say? I'm not sure how such a personality will do running the whole thing. Frankly, I'd rather have a bear.
re: SEC Is already The biggest loser of CFB Playoff First Round?
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:55 am to AwgustaDawg
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The inclusion of the G5 teams is there to avoid anti-trust litigation. Barring them explicitly is straight out....but doing so for all practical matters would lead to very expensive litigation which is frankly un-needed.
I've been hearing these antitrust chants for years now. Negotiate. ESPN could invite the G-5 into a hellava playoff format, and frankly, football fans would tune it over this holiday bowl stuff between 6-6 midtier teams or Power 4. All ot nothing, a ton of money, home games, a great championship venue on primetime, has always been the way to create interest, and this is no different.
Just freaking do it, Sports TV.
re: Johnny Reb dagger in the heart
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:45 am to TouchdownAlabama
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I have always had a bit of an affinity for Lane, especially from his time at Alabama, but dude is such a drama queen. It’s so much more entertaining and funnier when he’s not your coach, though. You don’t have to hold your breath over what potential dumbassery he will get himself into. Again, like the guy, wish him well, but he is such a goofball clown sometimes. On and off the field.
All true enough. But I'm most happy that my school isn't paying this clown 13 million a year to be entertained.
re: Sooner depression is on the rise
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:40 am to Crimson Wraith
If I had to categorize this BAMA team under Coach Deboer, now that it's in its second year sample size, it would be pretty simple. We can beat any team, anywhere, at any time. We can also be left wanting for lack of effort that defies understanding.
Until last season's 12-team expanded playoff, Ohio State would have never made a 4-team playoff after their 2nd loss to Michigan at home. They got the mulligan and figured it out, finally. Georgia went through multiple losses that defied logic and got into a playoff after they had been beaten by BAMA in the SECCG. The same kind of loss that got them eliminated the next time against BAMA in the SECCG. Go figure.
The second season can still be a place to get it figured out.
Until last season's 12-team expanded playoff, Ohio State would have never made a 4-team playoff after their 2nd loss to Michigan at home. They got the mulligan and figured it out, finally. Georgia went through multiple losses that defied logic and got into a playoff after they had been beaten by BAMA in the SECCG. The same kind of loss that got them eliminated the next time against BAMA in the SECCG. Go figure.
The second season can still be a place to get it figured out.
re: Johnny Reb dagger in the heart
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:25 am to Russianblue
If Lane had real faith, he would be on the sideline. You can't take the money and run and sound convincing, which leads us all to another symptom of mental illness, a lack of self-awareness. Kiffin is truly damaged goods.
re: This has become an ugly place…
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:19 am to Darindawg
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Huh? When has this place ever been fun? I've been around a while and the thing that has always been disheartening is trying to start a decent thread for decent discussion among decent posters (what few of them are still around) and then it gets bombarded by the punks and the attacks and jabs.
Fans watch games at the most superficial level, like see-ball, kind of simple. What's really sad, that it seems to be the same recipe for life in general. Most people just don't want to sweat the details.
re: Texas Dethrones Ohio State as the Most Valuable U.S. University Athletic Program
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:08 am to Old School Tex
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Texas Dethrones Ohio State as the Most Valuable U.S. University Athletic Program
No one wants to buy your athletic program. Hypothetically trying to convince us what it's worth tells me nothing.
re: Thanks Oklahoma
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 10:04 am to Oklahomey
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It was a great game, even with the mistakes. From preseason projected to not win more than seven games to hosting a Playoff game, I’ll take it. You have to start somewhere.
That is what the SEC schedule does. It exposes, and it rewards mightily for adjustments made. Either way, it leaves little doubt what each team needs to fix going forward.
re: Alabama is probably going to beat Indiana.
Posted by bamameister on 12/22/25 at 9:59 am to SidewalkTiger
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Alabama has a big talent advantage, Indiana has a better quarterback
Indiana's superpower seems to be the coaching staff. They get every ounce of juice out of that orange. We are about to put the Jimmy's and Joe's concept to the acid test.
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