rfenst
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Monday, January 7, 2013 9:59:08 PM
We are looking at the making of an epic blow-out. Alabama has the right to keeping hammering towards the highest score it can accomplish.

I think Alabama could beat some pro teams. They truly are that good.

Can't imagine what the hell ND's coach can say to his team during half-time that the team might believe...

Burner02
Monday, January 7, 2013 10:08:07 PM
Pulling for Bama and hope they win, but it is not over until it is over. One of the best games I ever watched was back in the late 70's and it was ND vs USC. ND led 28 to 0 at half. USC came back and won the game 40 something to 28.

Don't think it will happen tonight.

dkeage
Monday, January 7, 2013 10:26:41 PM

We are looking at the making of an epic blow-out. Alabama has the right to keeping hammering towards the highest score it can accomplish.

I think Alabama could beat some pro teams. They truly are that good.

Can't imagine what the hell ND's coach can say to his team during half-time that the team might believe...

rfenst wrote:

No college team can beat a pro team...

BTW. Bama lost this year. 🍺

frankj1
Monday, January 7, 2013 11:01:51 PM

Pulling for Bama and hope they win, but it is not over until it is over. One of the best games I ever watched was back in the late 70's and it was ND vs USC. ND led 28 to 0 at half. USC came back and won the game 40 something to 28.

Don't think it will happen tonight.

Burner02 wrote:

yeah yeah yeah...who was that USC tailback? Anthony sumptin? (hate to google)

DrafterX
Monday, January 7, 2013 11:20:01 PM

We are looking at the making of an epic blow-out. Alabama has the right to keeping hammering towards the highest score it can accomplish.

I think Alabama could beat some pro teams. They truly are that good.

Can't imagine what the hell ND's coach can say to his team during half-time that the team might believe...

rfenst wrote:

Robert.... love ya man do you can't really believe this team could ever beat a nfl team... look at the talent on the worst team in the nfl... it's nice to dream but there's no way man.... 😟

We tend to forget these are kids playing... some, very few, will make it to the nfl and gain 50 lbs or so... there's no way they could compete and many would get hurt....

rfenst
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Monday, January 7, 2013 11:47:56 PM

Robert.... love ya man do you can't really believe this team could ever beat a nfl team... look at the talent on the worst team in the nfl... it's nice to dream but there's no way man.... 😟

We tend to forget these are kids playing... some, very few, will make it to the nfl and gain 50 lbs or so... there's no way they could compete and many would get hurt....

DrafterX wrote:

I know, but they relatively really look that good.

Same goes for just about any sport.

DrMaddVibe
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 6:59:20 AM

We are looking at the making of an epic blow-out. Alabama has the right to keeping hammering towards the highest score it can accomplish.

I think Alabama could beat some pro teams. They truly are that good.

Can't imagine what the hell ND's coach can say to his team during half-time that the team might believe...

rfenst wrote:

Yes, and when they can take a team that uses "Fighting Irish" and wipes the floor with them like a bar rag in a dingy Boston baw...wring it out and do it again and again and again they deserve everything tossed at them AND the kitchen sink!

I would expect both teams to show up to play, barring injuries or some drama off the field but this game wasn't even close.

Yes, Alabama IS that good. Look at the coach. Love him...hate him...he gets the job DONE. Soon they will make him wear Bryant's hat.

"Monday was perhaps Saban's most perfect show of force, a complete and utter domination of the previously top-ranked, undefeated Fighting Irish. Alabama mauled the Irish at the line, outraced them in open field, out-thought them in the coaching box and essentially did whatever it wanted.

It's not just that Alabama again stood on top of the college football world. It's that their opponent didn't even pose a threat."

Burner02
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 7:16:50 AM

yeah yeah yeah...who was that USC tailback? Anthony sumptin? (hate to google)

frankj1 wrote:

Davis?

Don't remember, but he put on a hell of a show the second half.

riverdog
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 8:30:59 AM

No college team can beat a pro team...

BTW. Bama lost this year. 🍺

dkeage wrote:

...and came within 9 seconds and a poor coaching decision of losing twice.🌫 🇨🇮

Buckwheat
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 9:11:06 AM
ND thought that they were #1 because they were undefeated because they padded their season with weak opponents. They learned a hard lesson last night.
crgcpro
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 9:31:25 AM
Playing against those Little 11 teams just doesn't prepare you for the speed of the SEC!

I would have loved to see Faillabammers play Oregon.

hambone71
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 2:46:00 PM

No college team can beat a pro team...

BTW. Bama lost this year. 🍺

dkeage wrote:

I agree that Bama couldn't beat a pro team. But lets not forget how difficult it is for a team of kids to compete in a co ference filled with other kids who will play at the next level. Btw, Bama got it done against a team (LSU) who beat TA&M.

hambone71
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 2:48:47 PM

...and came within 9 seconds and a poor coaching decision of losing twice.🌫 🇨🇮

riverdog wrote:

And TA&M came as close to losing to Bama in similar fashion as Bama came to losing to LSU

hambone71
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 2:50:25 PM
Of course, by similar fashion I mean, seconds winding down and a poor coaching decision.
DrMaddVibe
Tuesday, January 8, 2013 2:53:56 PM

No college team can beat a pro team...

dkeage wrote:

Did you even watch one Kansas City Chiefs game this year?

One?