March 26th, 2004, 08:18 AM
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| BamaNation All-American  |  All morning everbody has been telling me...
that now we're done. I won't argue that it may be true, but with the heart these guys have shown I wouldn't want to bet against them. Of course, we've been 'done since the tournament started. Whatever happens from here on out, ya gotta love this team.
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March 26th, 2004, 08:21 AM
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They been saying that since the first game. You know the players know that they don't have a chance yet again. Bring 'em own this Bama team is VERY good & the coaching staff has been doing a tremendous job. I hope UCONN thinks they got it easy. |
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March 26th, 2004, 09:20 AM
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| BamaNation First Team  | 
Dont believe the hype. We have already beaten the best team in the bracket, and the defending national champs. I don't think there is a team we can't beat. First, SIU was the cinderella, and had the better ballclub, right? WRONG!! Then Stanford, and their big guy inside..we didnt have anybody who could match up, plus experience, and Stanford was the better team, right? WRONG!! And then Syracuse..Mcnammara and Warrick..Boheim, zone D, yada yada...you know, its like they think if they keep picking against bama, they think they will eventually be right. Then they may look smart. Time and time again, nobody in the national media are giving us a chance. We can win this thing!! Roll Tide!! ------------------ "Old Mexico...that sounds like the test of all test if you ask me....I'm in!"
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