Go 'bama

In response to harleyroadking1's comment:

He is a stalker----and he calls us the rednecks? lmao

In response to ccsjl's comment:

Because he's a Gi Aint's fan....go figure

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In response to BosoxJoe5's comment:

if nd played in the sec all year i see 3-5 losses (which means no bcs game never mind nc game)

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Will route for the Irish in this one. My guess is the Tide will be 6-8 point favorites.

In response to JohnHannahrulz's comment:

How can anyone named JohnHannahrulz root for anyone other than the Crimson Tide. I am seriously questioning your John Hannah fandom at this moment.

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In response to JintsFan's comment:

jints, what revisionism are yyou referring to?

im sure you would injoy it if it happened. 2 at most? really. lets chat. nd needed holy intervention and referees to beat byu, pitt and stanford. pitt who lost to uconn, lost to fcs youngstown state. pitt beat nd, but for the referees. stanford game, the refs said lets not count that last td by stanford (and when stanford' coach played the game with his pair cutoff, very very conservativley). nd, the team that beat purdue by 3. the team that played those games is going to beat florida, lsu, ga, south carolina (before lattimore went out), bama, texas a and m? and something most non sec fans dont know. not only do you have to beat teams that will punch you in the mouth and beat any team in the country, but when you play 8 games against sec teams you are going to get beat up and not be able to play the way you would otherwise (ie when you play navy, purdue, mich state, michigan, miami, brigham young, pitt, boston, wake forest, and usc. ill give you stanford (though their coach had them playing with their legs crossed) is a good team. and oaklahoma is a decent team.

peace

In response to ccnsd's comment:

cc,

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laughing my @ss off!!

In response to JintsFan's comment:

     Would like to see it...but...'Bama's been there before...and ND doesn't have seem to have enough offense. 

The people here saying ND would have 3-5 losses in the SEC are idiots.  Look at UGA's or Bama's schedules and tell me where you get 3 let alone 5 losses.  Alabama played 3 real opponents of which only 2 were in the SEC (LSU and A&M).  Georgia played 2 real opponents (Carolina and Florida).  It isn't even guaranteed that ND would lose to any of those teams let alone to 2 or 3 more.   

The SEC deserves props for their run of NC's but that only means their best teams are the best.  Half of their league is garbage (Auburn, Vandy, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Mizzou, Tenn and Arky) just like every other conference and rarely do the top teams play all of the other ones (LSU last season and to an extent this season is the exception).

In response to JintsFan's comment:

 ROLL TIDE!

The Fighting Irish must prevail!

In response to pcmIV's comment:

herres 3, a and m, lsu and georgia.

bama had the wekaest shecule. would like ot have seen nd play floridas schedule (the only team in the nation to play 4 top 12 teams and all of them sec real tough teams.

georgia played corlina, florida and bama.

the bottom of the sec is not good. however the top half will beat anyone in the country (not just teh best sec teams)

6 of them could legtiamtely be in a 8 team ncaa nc  playoff. if that doesnt tell you something...

did you read teh whole post. 

do ou have an idea what its like playing sec all season and the beaating a tewam takes.

nds schedule doesnt measure up, and again divine intervention to beat pitt and byu

In response to bredbru's comment:

Dude what are you talking about?  Did you read my post?  The two teams in the SEC championship did not play all of the top teams from the SEC.  Alabama only played A & M and LSU.  Georgia only played Florida and Carolina.  Look at the remainder of their schedules and tell me where you get one more loss let alone 3 more.  ND's victories over Stanford and Oklahoma are just as impressive imo.

ND had close calls against Pitt and BYU is different from UGA having close calls against Tennesse and Kentucky?  Or LSU having close calls against Ole Miss, Arkansas or Auburn?  Or Florida having close calls against Bowling Green, Mizzou and Louisiana Lafayette?  Good teams find a way to win.

There are good teams in the SEC, but the fact is the two teams that had a shot at ND both have not played most of them and their schedules are not any more impressive than ND's.  So again I ask you.  Look at Alabama or Georgia's schedules and explain how you get 3 losses let alone 5.  You cannot.

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MY THAT SOUNDS NICE.

 

GOOD TIME TO BE A HOOSIER!

In response to pcmIV's comment:

i gave you 3 for both. 

CCSND.Liked Hannah more when the he was mashing for the Pats than the Tide. That said, I don't really watch NCAA Football nearly as much as the diehards. My best friend's dad went to Notre Dame and still lives close to South Bend (also a Pats fan, lost his mind when Weis was hired to coach the Irish). Most college games I watch (largely Big Ten or whatever the h--ll they call it now) I don't have much of routing interest and the GF can only take so much football (movie watching Sat. night). Work for an insurance company and alternate Saturdays to work field calls for three hours. I will say this (although I don't really need to) these two teams are clearly two of the most storied college teams and history; whoever shows this game is ratings gold.

CCSND.Liked Hannah more when the he was mashing for the Pats than the Tide. That said, I don't really watch NCAA Football nearly as much as the diehards. My best friend's dad went to Notre Dame and still lives close to South Bend (also a Pats fan, lost his mind when Weis was hired to coach the Irish). Most college games I watch (largely Big Ten or whatever the h--ll they call it now) I don't have much of routing interest and the GF can only take so much football (movie watching Sat. night). Work for an insurance company and alternate Saturdays to work field calls for three hours. I will say this (although I don't really need to) these two teams are clearly two of the most storied college teams and history; whoever shows this game is ratings gold.

In response to UD6's comment:

+1