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The SEC is rough this year. I expect bama to win Saturday, then AU to return the favor in Neville.For sat?
Auburn and Alabama to play first game between No. 1 and No. 2 in SEC history
The Tigers and Crimson Tide have become regulars in the AP Top 25 and each has made a trip to the Final Four in the past five years, including Alabama’s first trip last year.
Funny how they get all the calls their way in this series. It’s as if some crooked alumni have paid off the refs.
Sounds like you need to tell yellerwood to stop buying stupid yellow outfits and properly invest in his program! 🤣
He’s funneling $millions into NIL but paying off refs is a bridge too far for most sensible and decent fans in our country -even if it means losing a big game to the evil empire across the state. AU is used to bama and their need for a “fair advantage”, as Mal Moore once said.
Crazy to think that a 1 vs 2 match-up between these 2 schools is happening in round ball.
Now go adjust the late fouls where bama is behind (go figure) and desperate to stop the clock hacking any and everyone with the ball. Without those bama has a 22% average advantage in trips to the free throw line.
I've read this post three times and truly lol'ed each time.
He's consistent. Sometimes it matters, sometimes it doesn't.
I couldn’t agree more.
