I think he says something about wining I dont get loud until I see the play where George Teague runs Miami's Williams down and takes the ball away from him. Gah I even get goosebumps when I see that play--everytime.
Cute...But with ALL that talent you guys have over us and with our VERY young line, with you guys sqeaking away a game in OT says something about where we are headed. We are about to have a really good class for next year. We are headed in the right direction. What? Do you really think that Alabama football is going to lay down and die...nah.
The rankings dont always mean everything... DeMeco Ryans--*** Ken Darby--*** Wallace Gilberry--*** Tyrone Prothro--*** All 3 star guys coming out of HS and look how they have contributed to this Tide team. We already have 1 5 star guy and 4 4 star guys commit already. Also, Tebow and Smith are leaning this way. Take a look at our page before you speak... http://alabama.rivals.com/default.asp?SR=RivalsFP
you'll need all the players you can get to make up for a poor HC. as long as shula is there bama will rarely get the best of auburn and lsu.
Good points and no we don't expect Bama football to die and look forward to many good games against you guys. But trying to not live in the past, or the future, LSU on Saturday was better than Alabama when it was undefeated, ranked #3 and playing in its own comfy stadium.
Why do you have beef with Shula. Look what he has done with these guys over the past 2 years! Look where we are now. NOBODY IN THIS NATION thought we would be 9-1 going into the Iron Bowl--including me. Shula has done a good job coaching these guys.
bama's lucky most of the sec is down. bama is especially lucky to have a good experienced qb, if they were stuck with inexperience there like most other sec teams, lsu wouldnt have been the first to beat them. Croom is gonna have MSU beating you in 2 yrs. i dont like fans of other sec teams posting here without being hassled too much. Just take the list of teams who succeeded fabulously this year--the ones in State College, Tuscaloosa, South Bend, Morgantown and Eugene. These five stories involve the failures of many other clubs. Penn State prospered at Ohio State’s expense. Alabama profited in part from Ole Miss and Arkansas programs that are shadows of what they were just two or three seasons ago, and from Florida and Tennessee teams who are nothing close to what they were from 1996-2001. In particular was the Vols’ spectacular crash-and-burn season, which no one could have honestly forecasted with a straight face. Not winning the SEC East? Sure--that was reasonable. But scratching and clawing out a four-point win over Memphis at home in November to stay barely alive for a 6-5 season and a bowl bid that’s hardly a sure thing? Come on--let’s be real: you did not predict that.http://www.collegefootballnews.com/2005/Columnists/MZ/WeeklyAffirmation.htm
