LSU-BAMA Thread

[bAMACANE]

If you're speaking in individual terms , as in player for player, then ok I guess. But collectively speaking both of those teams "position groups" are better than ours. At DB, TE, And WR. Not Kaaya tho. That's my QB lol

 

[drewm3i]

We have lots of talent and will beat teams like these in a few years with the right coach. Our studs would look better with a good coach and good coordinators...

 

[Canesfan1899]

Trenches win games.

Yes they do!

 

[Dwinstitles]

These games are the same every year.

One dimensional offenses with mediocre QBs and tough defense.

and sfla skill players r beating down there doors to play in that boring system, a butch physical team. cant wait to run trains on the acc

 

[kmwcane]

These games are the same every year.

One dimensional offenses with mediocre QBs and tough defense.

and sfla skill players r beating down there doors to play in that boring system, a butch physical team. cant wait to run trains on the acc

And what skill players are those? I bet you'll name two.

 

[CaneFan79]

Gotta love Vern talking about how many games the 'Bama back has over 35 carries...No wonder these guys are as used up as a 50,000 mile Hankook when they get to the NFL and bust.

 

[dallascane]

Great, so rankings next week will be Bama, Clemson, OSU and LSU. What a joke.

 

[DCane]

I'm not saying Derrick Henry is on something, but I've never seen a RB run for 9 straight plays fighting for tough yardage at the end of a football game and not take even a little breather. Not to mention the guy ran for 38 attempts on the night.

He's either the biggest freak of nature or.....

 

[gfer1988]

I'm not saying Derrick Henry is on something, but I've never seen a RB run for 9 straight plays fighting for tough yardage at the end of a football game and not take even a little breather. Not to mention the guy ran for 38 attempts on the night.

He's either the biggest freak of nature or.....

Keep telling people. Bama is riddled with ped users. I've seen these players close up and observed their quatam leaps in strength from the second they step on field to when they play their first snap.