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#2 Alabama vs #1 Clemson National Championship
- Thread starter guardman23
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Brick
Well-Known Member
ugh just looked this up.
silverwheels
PLAY LA BAMBA BABY
almost as bad as the year bammer played the coonasses in the title game, as far as insufferability goes. thanks, OU, and MSU, for giving us this. cunts.
Go Clemson, but I just don't see it. I have class until 10, so I will probably only see the end of the game. Kiffin will try to get a bomb to Ridley within the first 2 or 3 plays and bama's rotation at d line will be the difference in the end. They won't be tired late in the game.
Spaceballs3000
Member
I think Larry Culpepper and Dr Pepper will win.
worst2first
Well-Known Member
I'd like Clemson to win because I dislike them less than Bama but meh. I'll probably end up playing WarThunder.
Heisman06
Well-Known Member
Rumors that Mackensie Alexander might not play or will be limited. If so, my confidence drops considerably. Mac is a shutdown corner in every sense of the word and he was the key to keeping Ridley quiet. We still have a chance without him but it probably puts a lot more pressure on the offense to put up points.
guardman23
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Yep cause he is
guardman23
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PSUEagle
Well-Known Member
Yes he is.
Saban has been a head corch for 20 years. He is 190-60-1 with 4 national titles.
Meyer has been a head corch for 14 years. He is 154-27 with 3 national titles.
Let's assume Saban wins tonight. Meyer has won 3 titles in 9 years, wouldn't be hard for him to match or pass Saban in the future. Meyer would also only have to go 37-33 to tie Saban in winning percentage and wins. He will pass Saban. He just won 50 games in 4 years, which has only ever been done by Boise in the WAC. So he's the first P5 corch to ever do that. He was the 6th fastest corch to reach 100 wins (Saban isn't ahead of him) and the 2nd to reach 150 (only beat by a corch in the 1940s). 10-2 in bowl games, while Saban is 9-8. Saban won his 2nd title when he was 59. Irving already has 3 and he's 51. And if you want to compare Saban's Alabama to Meyer's OSU, Meyer stayed at UF longer than anywhere Saban was previously so it's not like Saban was some long time program builder before Alabama.
I fail to see how this is some crazy argument.
Meyer has been a head corch for 14 years. He is 154-27 with 3 national titles.
Let's assume Saban wins tonight. Meyer has won 3 titles in 9 years, wouldn't be hard for him to match or pass Saban in the future. Meyer would also only have to go 37-33 to tie Saban in winning percentage and wins. He will pass Saban. He just won 50 games in 4 years, which has only ever been done by Boise in the WAC. So he's the first P5 corch to ever do that. He was the 6th fastest corch to reach 100 wins (Saban isn't ahead of him) and the 2nd to reach 150 (only beat by a corch in the 1940s). 10-2 in bowl games, while Saban is 9-8. Saban won his 2nd title when he was 59. Irving already has 3 and he's 51. And if you want to compare Saban's Alabama to Meyer's OSU, Meyer stayed at UF longer than anywhere Saban was previously so it's not like Saban was some long time program builder before Alabama.
I fail to see how this is some crazy argument.
12-1 may have been their record, but that team looked like shit pretty much all year except for about 2 or 3 games. The offense underachieved all year long. Looks like it went to Houston. The same thing happened to him at Florida once he lost Strong and Mullen. Then he bailed like a bitch.
Sure, I agree with you that they underachieved. But it's not like Saban never underachieves. And that offense torched ND pretty well the last game. 50 wins in 4 years in a P5 conference is insane, even if it is the B1G. Especially if you're underachieving and still doing that.
This prolly stems from the teams I root for in addition to how jelly I am of the ESS EEE CEE (@Southpaw) but I appreciate corches that coach up historically bad teams than guys who can just dominate at historical powerhouses. I'd rather have Briles, Kelly, or Harbaugh than Saban.
Anyway, Leach the GOAT.
Anyway, Leach the GOAT.
Name all the big time wins they have had at tOSU under Urban. Other than last year, I can't think of any big wins. Have they even played anyone good OOC? He fled from the SEC and is just rolling up wins against a weak Big the last 4 years. It just doesn't impress me as much as Saban winning the hardest division in football over and over.
DeadMan
aka spiker or DeadMong
Since when is LSU a powerhouse historically? Or Florida? Do you know anything about college football history before 1990?
Quote where I said either one was a powerhouse. If neither is, you proved my point because Irving was far more successful at UF than Saban was at LSU.
DeadMan
aka spiker or DeadMong
Really? The implication of you saying you don't like guys who take over historical powerhouses when trying to say you'd prefer certain coaches to Urban or Saban is that they coached at historical powerhouses.
And Irving was more successful at UF, but he was also taking over a program that went 7-4 the year before he went there, not 3-8 like Saban. Considering where Florida and LSU were before both got there, I'd call it a wash. And the only difference is that Urban won one more national title at Florida, in one more year. "Far more successful" is ridiculous hyperbole.
Heisman06
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goblue96
Disney and Curling Expert
Harbaugh almost won a Superb Owl with Kapernick. He da best.
Because they coach at Ohio State and Alabama, you know, two of the most prestigious programs in the country. And winning 2 titles over 1 alongside a 13 win season with a BCS bowl and your only loss to the national champ is not a "wash." Meyer won 48 games in 4 years, it took Saban 5.
The point was I prefer corches like Chip Kelly to Saban or Meyer.
Heisman06
Well-Known Member
Only if I can buy a round too. Greenville.
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Plane doesn't have tvs, I might be able to dodge seeing this after all.
