Female Reporter Says What No Male Reporter Will

She's got a pair of big ones. And I don't mean breasts.

Alabama coach Nick Saban is thoroughly outcoached by LSU Tigers coach Les Miles - College Football News | FOX Sports on MSN

 

Good article.

 

Aint that the truth. :rolleye33:

 

Leave it to a woman to tell it how it really is!

 

the best line is...
So the to-do list for 'Bama is: 1) Root for Arkansas, and 2) beat LSU in a rematch.

The latter will be the much easier task because, as the Tide repeated again and again, they are the better team.

 

Bama can forget about a rematch. Will not happen.

 

I wouldn't mind a rematch if the cfb world considered Bama 2nd best at the end.
Bama should be careful what they wish for. Another meeting and LSU wins decisively. In Ute fashion...

 

I love how Saban got a pass for last year Auburn meltdown.
Can you imagine it Les Miles blew a lead like that at home against its arch rival which essentially launched them into the title game.

There would have been signes on gameday about it.
Think about it, there were 4 or 5 signs about Les Miles "clock management" that happened 2 years ago. Tennessee game last year you could argue. But we didn't lose the game. Since they he has been flawless (See the Bama game)
So one mistake Les made two years ago and it defines him.
Stupid...

 

Interestingly, from what I've seen so far the anchors and talking heads seem to want a rematch more than the actual CFB analysts. ESPN radio had one of them on last night, and every time the anchors pressed him to support a rematch, he said he was strongly opposed to it, for the same reasons myself and others have already pointed out. But most importantly, because it would render the Tuscaloosa game completely meaningless if the loser is simply given a do-over, having played one less game in the conference championship.

Remember, the polls put Bama at #4 while the computers boosted them to #3 because of Stanford's weak SOS. If Stanford beats Oregon, they will jump Bama. If they do so convincingly enough, they may even jump Okie State.

 

I personally love how 'Bama lost this game due to mistakes, yet they are the better team. Isn't this a contradiction? Isn't the team that beats themselves or makes mistakes the worse team usually?