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CFP Title Game, Alabama vs tOSU, Jan 11, 8:15 ET on ESPN, Miami

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DaddyBigBucks said:
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To me, that looks like a limp that has far more to do with how tightly the leg is wrapped than with the injury that precipitated the wrap. Anyone who has ever tightly wrapped their knees for when they're squatting > 2x body weight has walked like that

EDIT: I might be showing my age with that last comment. Have no idea if people still wrap or not, but they did in my day. Haven't been able to squat heavy in decades without Taco Bell being involved
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A lot of power lifters still wrap. Don't think it's good for the joints and ligaments though (research article from 1990: The effects of knee wraps on weightlifting performance and injury). Sleeves seem to be the safer middle ground.

And you're never too old to lift (something).
 
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jbook™@jbook37

CFB XM said Alabama ranks 127th out of 127 teams when it comes to passing defense vs the Tight End. They have given up over 600 yards to TE's, over 50 catches, and 36 first down conversions. Their LBs are a liability in pass coverage.


same talking heads followed that with "but OSU TE's are nowhere the caliber of SEC TEs"
 
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AuTX Buckeye said:
is it wrong that i love the amount of disrespect we’re getting from the national media and everyone else. it smells like ‘02 and ‘14 ... we are playing against the greatest team ever assembled in College football history ...
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I genuinely don’t know where all this talk of this being Nick Saban’s best team is coming from. I’d take 2018 easy and even that hobbled ass 2019 team over this one.
 
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