Nick Saban just set it straight to the press and doubters this afternoon.

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  • TheSideBet
    SBR MVP
    • 08-05-15
    • 2301

    #1
    Nick Saban just set it straight to the press and doubters this afternoon.


    This is why that program wins championships and stays relevant year after year and kids keep signing to play down in Alabama.
  • jjgold
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 07-20-05
    • 388189

    #2
    Bama looks real strong

    who will beat them?
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    • Vegas39
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      • 09-22-11
      • 30686

      #3
      Originally posted by jjgold
      Bama looks real strong

      who will beat them?
      a week ago you were posting for Saban to be fired
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      • TheSideBet
        SBR MVP
        • 08-05-15
        • 2301

        #4
        Originally posted by jjgold
        Bama looks real strong

        who will beat them?
        Texas A&M, MAYBE. Afternoon road game in College Station might be the biggest hurdle. They shut down Chubb, they should shut down LSU at home and a weak Auburn for the Iron Bowl, Atlanta here they come (Florida).

        Utah looks like this year's playoff sleeper still. Will be some pissed off teams from SEC or Big 12 again in December.
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        • Vegas39
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          • 09-22-11
          • 30686

          #5
          Originally posted by TheSideBet
          Texas A&M, MAYBE. Afternoon road game in College Station might be the biggest hurdle. They shut down Chubb, they should shut down LSU at home and a weak Auburn for the Iron Bowl, Atlanta here they come (Florida).

          Utah looks like this year's playoff sleeper still. Will be some pissed off teams from SEC or Big 12 again in December.
          Could see Big 12 shut out again unless they have a team undefeated. No conference title game hurts them
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          • TheSideBet
            SBR MVP
            • 08-05-15
            • 2301

            #6
            Originally posted by Vegas39
            Could see Big 12 shut out again unless they have a team undefeated. No conference title game hurts them
            Yep I wonder who gave the axe to the title game this summer, I thought it was moving forward until someone dropped the hammer on it in May or June when nobody was paying attention. Oklahoma, Baylor, TCU all playing each other in November stretch will shake it up I suppose.
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            • greenhippo
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 02-15-12
              • 9091

              #7
              Big12 might have 3 top 10 or even 8 teams by the end of the year and still not make the playoffs.
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              • KnockEmDown
                SBR High Roller
                • 08-31-13
                • 205

                #8
                Originally posted by Vegas39
                Could see Big 12 shut out again unless they have a team undefeated. No conference title game hurts them
                Not having a CTG does hurt, but I do not think the committee will allow the B12 be left out this year. Especially if the Sooners are the 1-loss B12 Champ AND there are not 2 or more undefeated P5 champs.

                (The way too early) Selection order:
                Undefeated SEC Champ (LSU, UF, TAM) Not likely...(cough) BAMA still the team to beat.
                Undefeated B10 Champ (OSU, MSU, NW, IOWA) History says not likely going undefeated.
                Undefeated B12 Champ (OU, BAY, TCU) November schedules looking like a boss.
                Undefeated P12 Champ (UTAH, CAL) Not likely, but the Utes schedule favorable.
                Undefeated ACC Champ (CLEM, FSU) Both Manageable
                1 loss SEC (any 1 loss SEC champ is a lock)
                1 loss BIG 12 (IMO between BAY, TCU, or OU, one will definitely be in with only 1 loss) OKST, KSU, and WVU would need a lot help getting in, lower on the pecking list)
                1 loss BIG 10 (OSU, UM, MSU. *1-loss NW, IOWA would be lower on the pecking order)
                1 loss PAC 12 (SC only lock as a 1-loss team. Utes or Bears need to win out. STAN still has a chance, UCLA...nope.
                1 loss ND (Wildcard team. Personally would not pick this team, but feel committee would with wins over SC, STAN, Navy, Temple, and a close loss on the road in death valley)
                1 loss ACC (Clem or FSU. Even though ND lost to Clemson, Clemson's loss would be near the end of season. The Coastal Champ will not get the votes.
                Undefeated non-P5 (IMO this 4-team "playoff" was created to never allow a non-P5 conference a shot at the title. They need two or more, 2-loss P5 Conference champs to really get a look...plus media hype.)

                As for me, I'm just praying for chaos a la 2007.

                Leans of the week, Navy +14 @ ND; CSU +16 vs BSU; and Utah -7 vs Cal.
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                • rake922
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 12-23-07
                  • 11692

                  #9
                  what
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                  • Jimmy Proffett
                    SBR MVP
                    • 10-20-09
                    • 2729

                    #10
                    That's actually pretty good Knock, and I agree with most of it. I think a 1-loss PAC-12 team (esp USC or Stanford) gets a higher ranking than a 1-loss Big 12 team. It's going to depend on Notre Dame really; if the Irish end up a 1 or 2 loss team that would help greatly. But that's just kind of nitpicky, great list overall
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                    • teaserpleaser
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                      • 08-14-08
                      • 26016

                      #11
                      shit I just noticed that Baylor plays TCU on nov 27 that's going to be a ball game right there ...another 90ish total?
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                      • greenhippo
                        SBR Hall of Famer
                        • 02-15-12
                        • 9091

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Jimmy Proffett
                        That's actually pretty good Knock, and I agree with most of it. I think a 1-loss PAC-12 team (esp USC or Stanford) gets a higher ranking than a 1-loss Big 12 team. It's going to depend on Notre Dame really; if the Irish end up a 1 or 2 loss team that would help greatly. But that's just kind of nitpicky, great list overall
                        No if, they already have 1 loss.
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