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What does that even matter, we play them the first game of the season. Im not sure the point you're trying to make with this my guy.

You do realize you can only have 10 coaches on a team right? There is no way they replaced 12. Just saying.

You said 2021 Alabama is a replica of LSU 2020. That is simply false for a myriad of reasons. You can spare me the whole they lost this and that counter argument because that is the only thing similar about the two. Also, I'm not following the whole "All those thing you pointed out about...

Big difference, they never had to replace Brady in New England. Alabama replaces a star QB every two years and the next guy has played as well or better each and every time. This comparison is apples to oranges

Guess what, this game, the season opener, is played this year.

No you started this thread saying that this years Alabama is going to be like last years LSU and that is all I'm arguing with you. Yes the changes are going to matter and no I don't expect Alabama to replace pretty much their whole offense and not miss a beat. However, they are not going to...

No they don't replace everything every year, but they have a really good to great offense every year. It hasn't made a difference who the qb, rb, wr, ol, te or coaches are. It isn't going to make a difference this year either. You're grasping at straws if you think this years team is setup to...

I don't think they would have been as bad because Joe Brady can scheme with the best of them. Burrow had one of the best QB season we have ever seen, maybe the best and a good majority of that is due to Brady and the WR's he had around him. It all came together perfectly for that ONE season...

That's the point I am trying to get across. We (Miami) may very well win this game and I actually like our chances better than most people however to hang your hopes on some parallel between 2020 LSU and 2021 Alabama isn't smart.

The situation is somewhat similar as far as losing the majority of the O and its coordinator but the teams are nowhere near the same caliber. Yes LSU recruits really well but at no point in time over the past ten years have they reloaded year after year after year like Alabama. I get the...

It doesn't matter who or what they have lost is the thing. Saban has had 7 different O-Coordinators in his 14 years at Alabama and the train has kept rolling. In succession his starting QB's have McElroy, McCarron, Sims, Coker, Hurts, Tua, and Jones. Rb's, Wr's and O-line is more of the same...

LSU has consistently lost those kind of games every year with the exception season being their title run. Alabama doesn't lose those kind of games. They have shown up ready to play **** every game every year. It hasn't mattered what players have left or which coaching changes they have made...

I honestly am conflicted on how much playing them week 1 helps to be honest. Sure we get a inexperienced offense in their first game of the season but at the same time Nick Sabin and his battalion of analyst have had all off season to prep and gameplay for Lashlee's O and Manny's D. I'd really...

Yes they have talent, they don't have Alabama talent is the point. You stated that this years Alabama team is going to be the same as last years LSU and that is a serious reach. Alabama has reloaded at every position every year and doesn't miss a beat. Sure they probably aren't going to be as...

No they don't. The results speak for themselves.

Exactly, and to further the point, Alabama does reload every year. They have has a stud at QB, Rb, WR, and their line has been dominant every year for the past or so. This isn't close to LSU 2020 because LSU got lucky with a perfect storm of pass game coordinator, qb, and wr’s in 2019.