Lsu ala

[RUGER]

I normally prefer an exciting offensive game but that was one of the best games I have seen in a while.
I haven't seen lsu play this year but they were impressive for sure.
They had the game plan to beat Alabama but that tide defense is just amazing.
If the quarterback for Alabama improves his passing they really are gonna be hard to beat for the next few years.

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[mtn cur]

it was definitely how football was designed to play. glad to see it :tu:

 

[rem270]

Was a great game and i only got to see the last 18 mins of it.

 

[mtn cur]

If the quarterback for Alabama improves his passing they really are gonna be hard to beat for the next few years.

i just saw on twitter that 8 true freshman for BAMA played in that game. thats insane :shock:

 

[RUGER]

If the quarterback for Alabama improves his passing they really are gonna be hard to beat for the next few years.

i just saw on twitter that 8 true freshman for BAMA played in that game. thats insane :shock:

Wow. Just wow.


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[Zulu]

I love defensive slugfests like that. With talented, explosive players on both sides of the ball, you're just one play away from a potential game winner every snap.
I'm sure there are a bunch of boys in Tuscaloosa and Baton Rouge who woke up sore this morning :super:
Great game!

 

[Gravey]

Great game!

 

[gator-n-buck]

Watched half the game because the time change hat me getting up at 4:00 am to hit the woods....



It was a good game for sure....

 

[BamaProud]

I love good defensive performances, but as an Alabama fan it was tough to watch because it had me on edge until about 3 mins left in the 4th quarter.

Alabama's D seems to be getting a lot of credit, but LSU deserves a ton as well. They stopped Alabama inside the 2 or 3 yard line on 4th and goal twice and held Bama to zero points for over 3 quarters, forced a fumble and intercepted a ball. LSU just didn't have the offense to complement their defense.

 

[Scioto]

:bore:

 

[BamaProud]

:bore:

 

[mtn cur]

op:

 

[gator-n-buck]

:bore:

 

[Scioto]

:bore:

What's interesting from your list are the records vs teams on your list --

OSU 2-0 (away)
ALA 1-0 (home)
CLEM 1-0 (home)
TAMU 1-1
Lville 0-1
AUB 0-1

Imagine that.

Any more evidence of the confirmation bias?

 

[Scioto]

:bore:

What's interesting from your list are the records vs teams on your list --

OSU 2-0 (away)
ALA 1-0 (home)
CLEM 1-0 (home)
TAMU 1-1
Lville 0-1
AUB 0-1

Imagine that.

Any more evidence of the confirmation bias?

Woops forgot UW 0-0 :rotf: :rotf:

 

[Scioto]

Oh heck, and the other UW 0-2. Be sure to check my math! :rotf: :bash:

 

[mtn cur]

gotta do something to take your mind off of penn state and the cubs op:

 

[BamaProud]

What's interesting from your list are the records vs teams on your list --

OSU 2-0 (away)
ALA 1-0 (home)
CLEM 1-0 (home)
TAMU 1-1
Lville 0-1
AUB 0-1

Imagine that.

Any more evidence of the confirmation bias?

Sorry, but that isn't my list. Its ESPN's list. I suppose you still want to make the argument that ESPN is subject to confirmation bias? :?

http://www.espn.com/college-football/playoffPicture

Here is their explanation:

SOS: Strength of schedule played, from perspective of an average FBS team.
SOR: Strength of record - Reflects chance that an average Top 25 team would have team's record or better, given the schedule.
GC: Game control - Reflects chance that an average Top 25 team would control games from start to end the way this team did, given the schedule.
FPI: Football Power Index that measures team's true strength on net points scale; expected point margin vs average opponent on neutral field. *FPI is updated daily in the current week.

 

[Scioto]

What's interesting from your list are the records vs teams on your list --

OSU 2-0 (away)
ALA 1-0 (home)
CLEM 1-0 (home)
TAMU 1-1
Lville 0-1
AUB 0-1

Imagine that.

Any more evidence of the confirmation bias?

Sorry, but that isn't my list. Its ESPN's list. I suppose you still want to make the argument that ESPN is subject to confirmation bias? :?

http://www.espn.com/college-football/playoffPicture

Here is their explanation:

SOS: Strength of schedule played, from perspective of an average FBS team.
SOR: Strength of record - Reflects chance that an average Top 25 team would have team's record or better, given the schedule.
GC: Game control - Reflects chance that an average Top 25 team would control games from start to end the way this team did, given the schedule.
FPI: Football Power Index that measures team's true strength on net points scale; expected point margin vs average opponent on neutral field. *FPI is updated daily in the current week.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/st ... le-metrics