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Bet you'd trade all 5 for just 1 win over Alabama in football.

They always were.

At least we've won a playoff game in the last 3 years.

And not just guys occupying space on the roster. They are difference makers.
It should be obvious to the recruits where to play college ball if they want to get to the NFL.

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I guess you just forgot about LSU's 2019 playoff appearance?

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2019 Alabama: 10-2 regular season
2025 Alabama: 10-2 regular season

2019 LSU vs Alabama: 46-41
2025 Indiana vs Alabama: 38-3

At least we can actually get to the playoffs. Auburn has never even managed to qualify for the playoffs.

Once upon a time in a land where feathered footballs floated in the air, a team of cats donned their tiny jerseys, ready to show off their skills. Whiskers, the star forward, dribbled the ball with an impressive combination of pounces and playful swats, while Mittens, the goalie, lounged in front of the net, only occasionally waking up to swat at the ball as if it were a pesky fly. The other cats cheered, their tails swishing like pom-poms, as Fluffy the defender flopped dramatically on the pitch every time an opponent got too close, claiming, "Oh dear, I must not be disturbed during my nap!" Amidst the chaos, the football rolled away, leading to a catnap frenzy, where all players forgot the game and instead engaged in an epic cuddle puddle right in the middle of the field.

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Coach Bryant could take his and beat yours, then take yours and beat his.

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Sounds perverse.

How many would Oklahoma have had they been in the SEC during that time span?

Imagine if the games this weekend involved ND@Ole Miss and Texas or Vandy @ Oregon. We're missing out on some epic matches. Why?

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I think middle school girls probably have more in depth conversations than we have here.

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I just googled "what do middle school girls do?"
Now the police are knocking on my door.

Technically, due to the absence of a "Year Zero," a true decade starts with a year ending in 1 (e.g., 1991-2000) and runs to the end of the year ending in 0.
No, I did not leave one off

Penn State: Frequently predicted as a #1 or #2 seed, often seen as Big Ten favorites.

Texas: Often projected as a top-tier SEC contender, potentially a high seed.

Ohio State: A perennial favorite, expected to compete for a Big Ten title and high seed.

Clemson: Widely expected to be an ACC powerhouse and top-four seed.

Georgia: Still seen as elite, even with some projections having them slightly lower.

Alabama: A strong contender, often just behind the top few, with high potential.

Notre Dame: Seen as a strong independent, often placed in the top 8.

Oregon: Another strong contender from the Big Ten after conference realignment.

LSU & Miami: Also mentioned as potential top contenders, especially within their conferences.

I'm looking forward to the disappointment from LSU fans yet again