LSU Calls Alabama
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Love the dye job, makeup, and jewelry.
Incidentally, I'm cheering for AL, inasmuch as the chances of them losing to AUB are probably slightly greater than the chances of LSU losing to TAMU, the result of which would be two one-loss SEC West teams.
Incidentally, I'm cheering for AL, inasmuch as the chances of them losing to AUB are probably slightly greater than the chances of LSU losing to TAMU, the result of which would be two one-loss SEC West teams.
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Somewhere in Alabama, you know some Bama fan - who never stepped foot on campus except to attend a game - is pissed as hell, especially at the last scene with the woman bouncing off the furniture.
Perhaps. But a one-loss/non-division winning team -- even a one-loss/non-division winning team from the GCC (God's Chosen Conference) -- could have its work cut out for it against a potential slew of five other one-loss or no-loss P5 conference champions. Particularly when the potential alternative one-loss, non-division winning team is God's Chosen Team (Alabama) which of course it would be a mortal sin to exclude.
indeed but still no reason to make it easier for them. Also, f bama, time for new blood.
Anything that may incrementally decrease the chances for two GCC teams in the playoff is a good reason in my book.
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I just want one team to kick the crap out of the other. I'm tired of the "good loss" BS that only gets credited to teams that are already penciled in to go to the playoffs. Because Oklahoma scored 18 points in junk time they happen to get a "good loss"?
Obviously, regardless of the loser, the bigger the better.
In a similar vein, I'll be cheering for GA over FL this weekend, inasmuch as there is a slightly greater likelihood of GA subsequently picking up a second loss against AUB or TAMU, resulting in a two-loss GCC-East representative.
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