Geauxhomebama

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That's not domination.

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I'm glad you told me that, but i just never thought to look at it that way. That actually further proves my argument that we have a strong rivalry with Bama

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You can't be that stupid.

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is it really worth getting that mad over? Bama isn't our biggest rival because of Saban. (I'll give you a minute to jump all over that one) It's not because of him leaving LSU, its because we are 2-2 against him with alternating home losses. Every game since Saban has gotten there has had some kind of championship implication. Is Ole Miss really our #1 rival, really? the team that hasn't been a player in the SEC since the 60s should matter to us more than a perennial national championship contender? Ok. Also...yeah, we hate USC, but they don't play us. they can steal our championships, that's cool, but its not like we have a tradition of playing them. And i went up to Auburn this year, they don't hate us, they kind of respect us just like we do with them. I didn't have a single heckler down there, these random fans actually invited me into their tailgate and talked sports with me. I almost died last year in Tuscaloosa, I mean literally almost died for doing the same things I did in auburn.

i think it's kind of funny that i post an objective thread asking Bama fans to rationally explain something, and 80% of the post from Bama fans completely prove my point about them being irrationally hostile. :lol:

The fact that he ended up with the Browns tells me that it was a a good choice

I know he's well known, but i think Jarvis Landry is very underrated. His intangibles are better than any I've seen this year.

why you mad tho?

this is what I'm looking for. since I've had to deal with all of the stuff from 09 it would be fair to say im butthurt about Alabama, just wanted a fact based argument for the other side.

I was born in BR and lived there for 15 years good sir, i don't have much to prove

I know that one has bounced around here for awhile, but it's a bigger deal now that we have a solid QB prospect in Mettenberger

Now that we can put this whole Les Miles thing behind us, I'm thinking about the future. LSU has a great class coming in and a better one maturing in the system. These past few years, the issue has been offense; not offensive talent, but offensive coaching. what do you guys think about Crowton? should he be replaced, and if so, by who?