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« on: October 16, 2013, 09:40:43 AM »

Has anybody heard about the SEC sponsored BBQ in Tuscaloosa this weekend? Yes there is a game. Arkansas will show up and the game will be played Saturday night at 6:00.

I can not remember an Arkansas game with less built up and interest than this one. We opened SEC play for years against the Hogs and it was a good measuring strick for our program. It appears Bobby Patrino wrecked his bike and the Arkansas football program at the same time. They have gone from a Top 10 team to the bottom of the SEC West.

We have won six stright over Arkansas. It is going to be the same way next week against Tennessee. We may not like these programs but it is more fun to beat them when they are a good team. In past years this would be considered the meat of our schedule. These days we are four touchdown favorites. The entire fan base is looking ahead to the LSU game.

It will still be fun. I will be glued to the TV and the fortunate ones that get to go to the game will have a great time. It is just not the same when winning is not as important as had bad we beat them.

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« Reply #1 on: October 16, 2013, 09:44:47 AM »

Has anybody heard about the SEC sponsored BBQ in Tuscaloosa this weekend? Yes there is a game. Arkansas will show up and the game will be played Saturday night at 6:00.

I can not remember an Arkansas game with less built up and interest than this one. We opened SEC play for years against the Hogs and it was a good measuring strick for our program. It appears Bobby Patrino wrecked his bike and the Arkansas football program at the same time. They have gone from a Top 10 team to the bottom of the SEC West.

We have won six stright over Arkansas. It is going to be the same way next week against Tennessee. We may not like these programs but it is more fun to beat them when they are a good team. In past years this would be considered the meat of our schedule. These days we are four touchdown favorites. The entire fan base is looking ahead to the LSU game.

It will still be fun. I will be glued to the TV and the fortunate ones that get to go to the game will have a great time. It is just not the same when winning is not as important as had bad we beat them.





Exactly! It's like beating Vandy or Kentucky, it leaves an empty feeling & no real sense of accomplishment.


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« Reply #2 on: October 16, 2013, 09:55:26 AM »

While I agree that Arky and UT are not the challenges they once were, I can't say that I get an empty feeling over any Bama win. They are all good wins to me.

I think if there was ever a good year for that to happen, it is this year. It is allowing our younger and less experienced players to gain much needed experience, and so far it's paid off. I fully expect Bama to be ready for LSU as a result of this.

....and I think this weekend will look something like this in T-town......

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« Reply #3 on: October 16, 2013, 10:00:56 AM »

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It appears Bobby Patrino wrecked his bike and the Arkansas football program at the same time. They have gone from a Top 10 team to the bottom of the SEC West.

another reason I can't believe they let motorscooter boy back in coaching  Banging your head against the wall.


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« Reply #4 on: October 16, 2013, 11:37:03 AM »

If you get a hollow feeling after a win, just go back and watch the 2012 A&M game.

Folks, we're riding atop the crest of Alabama's highest tide.  Enjoy it!

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« Reply #5 on: October 16, 2013, 12:10:03 PM »

If you get a hollow feeling after a win, just go back and watch the 2012 A&M game.

Folks, we're riding atop the crest of Alabama's highest tide.  Enjoy it!





You're misstating or don't understand my point. Do you really get excited when we beat Georgia State? Really? Do you believe it is an accomplishment to be proud of? Do you celebrate such a "great" victory?
Beating someone who is competitive, like A&M, LSU, Georgia, Va. Tech is something special. Beating Georgia State, Kentucky, & others means almost nothing, except that we can overwhelm a pathetic football team. Kinda like watching high school football team beat a 7th grade football team. Do you think the rest of the nation or any fan base is impressed by games like that? Just wondering.


 


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« Reply #6 on: October 16, 2013, 12:49:55 PM »

When I started this thread it had everything to do with Arkansas being down and nothing to do with not enjoying Alabama wins. Arkansas and Tenn having a bad year is causing us to have a bad schedule.
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« Reply #7 on: October 16, 2013, 01:06:17 PM »

When I started this thread it had everything to do with Arkansas being down and nothing to do with not enjoying Alabama wins. Arkansas and Tenn having a bad year is causing us to have a bad schedule.



Exactly the point I was trying to make in a more specific manner. Playing Louisville's schedule is nothing to be pumped about. Playing and beating competitive teams is a thrill and adds to the excitement of the game. Rolling over a corpse provides no pleasure or satisfaction, especially if it was once considered a rivalry game. 

 




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« Reply #8 on: October 16, 2013, 01:31:03 PM »

Although Tennessee's program is down, I get tremendous satisfaction out of beating them.  Always have, always will.

Having lived for 30 years in the midst of volunteer country probably has something to do with that.

On the other hand, Arkansas, not so much.

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« Reply #9 on: October 16, 2013, 01:41:17 PM »

I love Alabama football.

I enjoy watching the play calls, the special teams, the QB play, how the defense adjusts, etc.  I played, so I watch the players who played my position.  I don't watch it for the score.  I watch the game, the team, the coaching.

There's so much more than the score.  And "yes" I enjoy even the wins over lesser teams.  Sorry you do not.  I'm not trying to change your mind, just stating my opinion.

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« Reply #10 on: October 16, 2013, 01:59:45 PM »

I agree with Chechem.  Our team should be improving every week, regardless of who we play.  There are so many things to look at to see if we are making progress other than who the opponent is or the score.

Case in point: the fumbles and dropped passes we had last week against UK.  UK had nothing to do with those.  I have been talking about ball security all year with these young guys.  It was only a matter of time before we started losing some fumbles.  This week I am anxious to watch those guys again to see if they have learned the proper technique to secure the ball.  We may or may not have fumbles this week, but you can see if they are doing it correctly even if they get lucky and don't have a fumble this time.

In short, CNS teaches them to play to a standard.  Each week I watch to see how we are measuring up to that standard.  A lot of times it is the lesser opponents that will tell us quite a bit about where we are with our attitude, technique, etc.  We already know we have the talent to play with anybody.

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« Reply #11 on: October 16, 2013, 02:01:32 PM »

remember this ?    the double overtime ?  it's lasted me awhile  Banging your head against the wall.

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« Reply #12 on: October 16, 2013, 02:26:33 PM »

First, we are not playing Louisville's schedule.  One of their toughest opponents was Kentucky.

Second, the games are easy because Bama is just that good.  You see Georgia struggle to beat Tennessee.  You see Texas barely beat Iowa State.  If Bama were not as good and focused, it might get pushed in some of these games.

And third, Bama has several young players getting experience.  The team is still learning to play together, learning their assignments, improving each game.  This is not the same Bama team that we saw at the beginning of the season.  I think it's a good thing Bama has the opportunity to get better, improve on things.  At the beginning of the season, people were saying we would have lost to LSU or Georgia playing the way we were playing.  But now, the team has started to gel, and I don't think anyone has those thoughts anymore.

When I was in college during the Bryant era, yeah, I was young and didn't enjoy the blowouts so much.  But after having watched Bama go through some tough times -- sitting in the rain for that Arkansas overtime loss, sitting in cold wet weather in Tuscaloosa to watch us lose to the Barn, travelling to Nashville for the Music City Bowl and sitting in sleet to watch us lose to Virginia Tech -- I enjoy every game, even the blowouts.  Bama is building a dynasty.  Enjoy it while it lasts, because every dynasty eventually comes to an end. 
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« Reply #13 on: October 16, 2013, 02:28:47 PM »

So you guys would be OK playing a Conference USA schedule as long as we are winning and getting better each week?  

I love winning but I get a real thrill out of the big games. We just don't have enough "big" games on our schedule this year IMO.
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« Reply #14 on: October 16, 2013, 02:30:02 PM »

So you guys would be OK playing a Conference USA schedule as long as we are winning and getting better each week?  

I love winning but I get a real thrill out of the big games. We just don't have enough "big" games on our schedule this year IMO.
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