If you consider a bunch of 50 yd fgs with a poor kicker instead of pinning LSU deep "opportunities" then Saban is the superior coach. CLM was...
I think someone pointed this out in another thread but CBS had this on during the game: Under Saban, Bama is 3-3 after a bye week - all three...
They were saying "Miles beat Saban." It's clear as day.
A Louisiana sports reporter said that 35 mins before kickoff, Les had a big grin on his face and was laughing and joking around. The reporter was...
But the LSU team ended the game with grace and good sportsmanship, being very complimentary of Alabama. The Gumps gave LSU no credit and continued...
Maybe Belichick is ready to retire and they already know Saban is the coach in waiting. Wouldn't that be a hoot.
LaBlount hasn't seemed to mature much over the last couple of years. Can't control his emotions or his right hook.
I'm hoping Jim McElwain and Kirby Smart get head coaching gigs next season. That's the real strength of this Bama team.
Despite the shanked punt and TM7's attack on DK, I'd give special teams a solid A. Without those two mistakes STs played flawless. Let me amend...
CBS showed it in slow motion during the game. Hilarious!
TM had no reason to even touch DK at that point. It was a stupid play and it cost his team. Should have been called a personal foul, imo.
W. Kentucky will be the tonic JL needs to get back on track. They need to give him plenty of opportunity to shake this one off.
No doubt LSU and Alabama are the top 2 teams in the country.
We expect them to be gracious and admit they played a great team. That LSU and Alabama are the two best teams in the country and that they would...
LSU had 148 total rushing yds to Bamas 96 3.6 yds per carry to their 3.1 ypc. The DL did a fantastic job of bottling up Richardson and Lacy....
Bama gets away with a face mask.
JL having a great season but this isn't his night.
They are used to getting a vast number of homer calls.
CBS show Saban having a coronary in slow motion. Dude, take a Prozac.
He has all day to throw.
