TrueOrange
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Sorry, I liked your terrible post on accident. Freak, is there anyway I can get my like back? Eeeek
Alabama has the best defense in the nation, again. To scientifically confirm just what an anomaly the TAMU odyssey was, statistically speaking: Alabama gave up 42 points to the aggies. BAMA has averaged giving up 4.75 points per game to everyone else. A difference of 884%.
With each passing game, BAMA continues to slow down the opposition much like a boa constrictor. Circling it's prey and slowly squeezing the life out of the victim. As the season progresses, the stats will eventually catch up with the eyes. In the meantime, believe the eyes.
No, I would say the fellow in comment #9 and #11 went first. Oddly, he was the same fellow I was addressing the reply to.
You're going to have to be more specific. I can't see post numbers on mobile.
Your presence on this board is an anomaly.
Giving up that many points to TAMU is lackluster defense
I think it's Florida closely followed by Michigan State as the two best Ds in CFB. State's defense is unreal this year, which somewhat balances out their potentially program-worst offense.
They have some excellent athletes--no doubt--but they haven't been tested by a decent SEC offense, until this weekend. If they hold LSU to < 24 points, I might consider them to be the best in the SEC up to this point.
Still a lot of football to play--and Fla's defense is very susceptible to power running teams, counters, traps, and play action--everything LSU will throw at them this weekend.....
I know that everyone one here hates the Bammers, and Tusktimes makes it easy to do so---but, I do believe at the end of the season Bama's D will have better stats than the Gators....GO VOLS! :salute:
I predict:
LSU 27 Gators 17
we'll find out this weekend lsu's offense is as good as any in the sec odb and landry look like the best duo in the country
im worried about jeremy hill too he could really make us miss easley