2015 Sugar Bowl Less Civilized Thread (Arguments/Shenanigans)

[AlabamaPaul]

I'm still waiting on you to answer if you think Big Boy football isn't something Ohio State has been playing for 100 years plus....

What is the B1G record against the SEC in bowl games? Something like 0-9?

 

[Telekinesis]

So happy we finally get a shot at these clowns. Cannot stand their bandwagon fans who just started watching football and thumping their chests around 2011/12.

 

[osugrad21]

What is the B1G record against the SEC in bowl games? Something like 0-9?

No Sir. That is tOSU's bowl record if you decide to not remember JT and Terrell's last game as Buckeyes when they defeated Arkansas.

The way I see it, we is rollin for 2 skrait.

 

[tidefan1]

So happy we finally get a shot at these clowns. Cannot stand their bandwagon fans who just started watching football and thumping their chests around 2011/12.

Seriously? Alabama is a state with no Pro team to cheer for and have to choose between UA and Auburn and you think we have a ton of bandwagon fans? Undoubtedly there are some but not that many.

 

[Telekinesis]

Seriously? Alabama is a state with no Pro team to cheer for and have to choose between UA and Auburn and you think we have a ton of bandwagon fans? Undoubtedly there are some but not that many.

I don't "think" anything, I know. I've spent plenty of time there over the last 3 years. The bandwagon is abundant.

 

[AlabamaPaul]

Indeed. Big Boy football that Bama happened to be devoid of for the period after Stallings until Saban. :kudos:
It's cyclical. And while Bama's had a helluva run... let's not act like these two institutions aren't pinnacles throughout the lifetime of CFB.

Just yanking your chain. It will be a good game, hopefully for Urban..

 

[osugrad21]

Seriously? Alabama is a state with no Pro team to cheer for and have to choose between UA and Auburn and you think we have a ton of bandwagon fans? Undoubtedly there are some but not that many.

So you are saying on this neutral board that Auburn is NOT paying athletes and is in fact an amateur team? Your comments will follow you.

 

[muffler dragon]

Seriously? Alabama is a state with no Pro team to cheer for and have to choose between UA and Auburn and you think we have a ton of bandwagon fans? Undoubtedly there are some but not that many.

You could've chosen to be a UAB fan.
(just kidding)

 

[tidefan1]

So you are saying on this neutral board that Auburn is NOT paying athletes and is in fact an amateur team? Your comments will follow you.

Wouldn't doubt if they were. They also might be getting tattoos paid for as well.

 

[muffler dragon]

Just yanking your chain. It will be a good game, hopefully for Urban..

I recognized that for what it was, but wanted to bring it back to something more "fruitful" (for lack of a better word).

 

[AlabamaPaul]

What is Bama's record in the last two Sugar Bowls, 0-2 or something.

Both of those facts have an equal amount of relevance in the upcoming game.

Those facts are about as relevant as OSU's BCS championships...

 

[muffler dragon]

Wouldn't doubt if they were. They also might be getting tattoos paid for as well.

Got any Escalades or Suits you can loan me?

 

[osugrad21]

Wouldn't doubt if they were. They also might be getting tattoos paid for as well.

Pffffft. Don't go getting silly now. That would equate to multi-game NFL bans for players who leave the school...

 

[Mike80]

Just yanking your chain. It will be a good game, hopefully for Urban..

You idiots just can't help yourselves can you?

UFM's health has zero to do with this game.

 

[Crimson Tide]

This is the thing about Bama that has me concerned, the Dline looks legit. What I also see is the LB corps struggles when the offense is spread out. Now I don't see a lot of empty set but 4 wide and 3 wide is where tOSU offense needs make some hay.

One more thing, do you Bama guys think there's added pressure for Saban to win because tOSU is starting a 3rd string QB and of course because it's Meyer and all?

It is a fact that Alabama is a sad backwater hell hole full of poor people.

That does not mean some good ol' boys don't have lots of money.

How did wealthy families down south initially make their money again?

I think I know where you want to go with this question but I am not going to bite. What I will say is at one time the steel industry was probably the greatest wealth producer in Alabama which would also grow the surrounding communities. The other industry was not created in Alabama. You might want to research that topic.