BCS Title Game: Notre Dame vs Alabama Jan 7, 2013
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2012 5:57 pm
Hmmm. Which team do I hate least? 
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I am rooting for one team to forfeit.93henfan wrote:Hmmm. Which team do I hate least?
How 'bout a DOUBLE forfeit?grizzaholic wrote:I am rooting for one team to forfeit.93henfan wrote:Hmmm. Which team do I hate least?
God, where do I start on this game....93henfan wrote:Hmmm. Which team do I hate least?
Well just think in two more yrs the powers that be will no longer control how a national champ will be chosen.You can thank a basketball fanatic in the White House.rkwittem wrote:God, where do I start on this game....93henfan wrote:Hmmm. Which team do I hate least?
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Somebody destroy the Orange Bowl site in Miami. Please and thanks. This one is a slam-dunk winner of the "most uninteresting BCS title game" award. God and I thought LSU-Alabama was brutal. ND-Bama is going to be even worse. The worldwide leader is going to be toxic to listen to. Just a ton of SEC/Bama/Notre Dame "helmet polishing" (if you catch my drift).![]()
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Going to go wander into traffic now....
Then will have 2 SEC teams in title game every year....dal4018 wrote:Well just think in two more yrs the powers that be will no longer control how a national champ will be chosen.You can thank a basketball fanatic in the White House.rkwittem wrote: God, where do I start on this game....
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Somebody destroy the Orange Bowl site in Miami. Please and thanks. This one is a slam-dunk winner of the "most uninteresting BCS title game" award. God and I thought LSU-Alabama was brutal. ND-Bama is going to be even worse. The worldwide leader is going to be toxic to listen to. Just a ton of SEC/Bama/Notre Dame "helmet polishing" (if you catch my drift).![]()
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Going to go wander into traffic now....
So not only are the teams not likable, but you're saying the play will also be boring?BDKJMU wrote:Will be close to old school the way football was meant to be played.
-Both schools are old school, storied programs
-Both teams have old school unis, not the 50 different uniform combo crap you see with teams like Oregon and Maryland, etc.
-Will be played on grass. Football was meant to be played on grass & mud, not the fake stuff.
-Bama runs a pro style smash mouth, 59% run/41% pass offense. ND runs a spread, but are still 58%/42% run heavy (I think they will be passing more than 1/2 the time vs Bama). Not the new age, super hurry up, majority passing fad that Oregon started and other teams are copying.
Don't worry, Douchebag Loria and the Marlins have already done that. Its being played in Dolphins Stadium now. No words to describe how much I hate that place as a venue for football, let alone Canes "home games". My dream is that they find a way to demolish the projects just off Dolphins Expressway by Marlins Park and build Orange Bowl 2.0. With more parking areas for both stadiums.rkwittem wrote: Somebody destroy the Orange Bowl site in Miami.
Oh ye of little faith I say the Big 10 and PAC 12 might have something to say!!!!BDKJMU wrote:Then will have 2 SEC teams in title game every year....dal4018 wrote:Well just think in two more yrs the powers that be will no longer control how a national champ will be chosen.You can thank a basketball fanatic in the White House.
Nothing boring about smash mouth. Its starting to become a lost art.93henfan wrote:So not only are the teams not likable, but you're saying the play will also be boring?BDKJMU wrote:Will be close to old school the way football was meant to be played.
-Both schools are old school, storied programs
-Both teams have old school unis, not the 50 different uniform combo crap you see with teams like Oregon and Maryland, etc.
-Will be played on grass. Football was meant to be played on grass & mud, not the fake stuff.
-Bama runs a pro style smash mouth, 59% run/41% pass offense. ND runs a spread, but are still 58%/42% run heavy (I think they will be passing more than 1/2 the time vs Bama). Not the new age, super hurry up, majority passing fad that Oregon started and other teams are copying.
Sign me up!
And you mentioned uniforms. ND has worn some clown outfits recently. They've also added some shinier gold to their helmets this year. They used to look like a gold crayon. Now they look like they had West Coast Customs put gold flake flair on their helmets. Serious bling going on there.
There is no such thing as "the way football was meant to be played." Heck it used to be single wing option stuff. Not many, if any college programs run that stuff.BDKJMU wrote:Will be close to old school the way football was meant to be played.
-Both schools are old school, storied programs
-Both teams have old school unis, not the 50 different uniform combo crap you see with teams like Oregon and Maryland, etc.
-Will be played on grass. Football was meant to be played on grass & mud, not the fake stuff.
-Bama runs a pro style smash mouth, 59% run/41% pass offense. ND runs a spread, but are still 58%/42% run heavy (I think they will be passing more than 1/2 the time vs Bama). Not the new age, super hurry up, majority passing fad that Oregon started and other teams are copying.
They did knock the crap out of Florida that year in the Sugar Bowl when they wore the green uniforms. Granted, that was back in the Jerome Bettis days, but they did win then.DSUrocks07 wrote:I wonder if ND will break out their "lucky" green jerseys for this game? I think they are winless in every big game they've played wearing them.
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Oregon & WVU would be a basketball score- neither one of those teams is exciting defensively.bluehenbillk wrote:Not a fan of either team but I respect what both teams have done so far this year. I'm just afraid the game will be a snoozer as neither team is exciting offensively. Now Oregon & West Virginia - that's some offense.
There is no such thing as exciting defense, unless it's your team's. Alabama and Notre Dame are both barely competent at QB. I don't care what their stats are- neither team has a developed, functional passing attack. I wanted a crisply played offensive game. Believe it or not, you can still get that with good defenses on each side. (Remember the 2002 Fiesta Bowl? Neither team ran up and down the field, yet it wasn't a sloppy mess of a game like LSU-Bama was. Same goes for UT-USC in 2006.) Notre Dame and Alabama play football like it's the 1970s. Styles make fights. This one has about as much style as your average homeless person.BDKJMU wrote:Oregon & WVU would be a basketball score- neither one of those teams is exciting defensively.bluehenbillk wrote:Not a fan of either team but I respect what both teams have done so far this year. I'm just afraid the game will be a snoozer as neither team is exciting offensively. Now Oregon & West Virginia - that's some offense.
Ravens 5-10 years ago.rkwittem wrote:There is no such thing as exciting defense
1986 Bears - the 46 defense.89Hen wrote:Ravens 5-10 years ago.rkwittem wrote:There is no such thing as exciting defense
Doesn't hold a candle to the ND fight song.Rob Iola wrote:Alabama does have a pretty catchy fight song (at least the band version - not sure/could care less what the lyrics are)...
Well there ya go - the battle of the fight songs!89Hen wrote:Doesn't hold a candle to the ND fight song.Rob Iola wrote:Alabama does have a pretty catchy fight song (at least the band version - not sure/could care less what the lyrics are)...
BS, as others have pointed out.rkwittem wrote:There is no such thing as exciting defense, unless it's your team's. Alabama and Notre Dame are both barely competent at QB. I don't care what their stats are- neither team has a developed, functional passing attack. I wanted a crisply played offensive game. Believe it or not, you can still get that with good defenses on each side. (Remember the 2002 Fiesta Bowl? Neither team ran up and down the field, yet it wasn't a sloppy mess of a game like LSU-Bama was. Same goes for UT-USC in 2006.) Notre Dame and Alabama play football like it's the 1970s. Styles make fights. This one has about as much style as your average homeless person.BDKJMU wrote:
Oregon & WVU would be a basketball score- neither one of those teams is exciting defensively.