Tim Brando: Louisville #1, Ohio State #2, aTm #3, Georgia #5.......Bama #7

Same results are what I say, whomever they would play. Louisville plays no one this year, easier than last year.
Much like a two loss SEC team could have handled ND last year.

 

Louisville plays cupcakes all year, meaning they will be nice and healthy and motivated to blow their load all over Ohio State, like they did to Florida last year in Florida's first BCS Bowl since Meyer

 

2+2 would be a lot of explanation for you. You make it sound like the state of Alabama doesn't require schooling after you learn to read and write (which, on it's own, is REMARKABLE for Alabama)

 

Now you went and took that personal. Brando is a LA homer. He gushes and rants and occasionally breaks out in a dirge when things fail to materialize as speculated. No one holds him to these ridiculous picks, after the fact, so he trolls the airwaves with impunity. Frankly, I miss Paul Harvey, now he could tell a story.

 

I am still trying to wrap my head around ATM:

JFF is a basket case

ATM lost a key piece on their O'line, which btw gave Johnny all damn day in the pocket last year

ATM lost more on D than LSU and Bama

IT IS STILL FUCKING ATM......



***They had the best player in the HISTORY of their school and STILL lost 2 games.***


Anyway, Geaux Tigers

 

Louisville...LMAO.

MAYBE in the scenario where they are the only undefeated team with a bunch of two-loss teams, but I don't see a repeat of '07 anytime soon. There will be a handful of one-loss teams at the end of season, as per usual, and if two of those teams are Bama/LSU and OSU, an undefeated Louisville will be left out in the cold like the rest of the undefeated mid-majors.

 

The two hardest games for Clemson are against SEC teams. Go figure

 

I've never had anything against Brando. With Louisville and Ohio State's schedules, it's not like he's saying anything that crazy. LSU not being in his top 10 isn't that unusual either.

An SEC one-loss team would get in over Louisville but I could see an undefeated Louisville get in over a one-loss team like Oregon or Oklahoma that lost late in the season.