jwarrior70

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Guess the karma wasn't there for this one. If a dropped call equaled a turnover in the game, I guess this means we get blown out :dunno:

No, sorry. Fat finger disease

Most coaches are generally the same when it comes to bowl preparation. You get about three weeks of practice, so they use the first week much like the first couple of weeks of training camp. There is a ton of individual work where th basics are re-emphasized. When i was there, saban followed this type of preparation to the T. Miles also. It is also not uncommon to see a lot of full contact drills during this week because ofthe lack of a true game situation. The second week was a mixture of game plan and fundamental work and the third week was like a regular work week for the players. (i.e. Day 1 = light work day & game plan install, day 2 & 3 = heavy work day, day 4 clean stuff up work on situations of a game like 2 minute and things like that, day 5= walkthrough, day 6= play the game.)

All-in-all bowl practice was great anyway because the best part was that you got to practice and then donnothim for the rest of the time but rest, go home, etc.

Have never done on demand and read on here that Cox had some of the games up to view

the fresh red dye in his hair for the MNCG? You know its coming, I am just curious when this is coming.

Not really...

2010 - Auburn/Oregon - undefeated conf. Champs
2009 - Bama/Texas - undefeated conf. Champs
2008 - Florida/Oklahoma - both 1 loss conference champs
2007 - LSU gets in because OU beats Missouri, Pitt beats WVU
2006 - Florida/Ohio State - minor drama but not really because Michigan didn't deserve rematch because they lost last game
2005 - Texas/USC - undefeated conference champs
2004 - USC/OU - undefeated conference champs, auburn had no real argument based on rankings
2003 - LSU gets in because Hawaii beats some insignificant team and screws with the computers
2002 - Miami/Ohio St - undefeated conference champs
2001 - Miami/Nebraska - drama because we beat #2 tennessee in SEC champ game
2000 - OU/FSU - FSU loses early enough to regain #2 spot
1999 - FSU/VaTech - undefeated conf. Champs
1998 - FSU/Tennessee - FSU loses early, but regains # 2 after late loss by UCLA to Miami

Drama follows LSU to the BCS MNCG

Trying to figure out what happens/how long it may take to get out. Got me some drinking to do! :geauxtigers:

How come everyone has failed to mention that the swamps did a great job keeping out the zombies. My point being that you naysayers of said moat should really reconsider your disbelief in it's ability to contain the outbreak. Not to mention, if you want to teach someone to face their fears/learn to shoot all you have to do is get a few targets out of the water with a simple dog catching restraint.

My analysis = Moat +1, zombies 0