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I could. In a heartbeat. This Indiana team is reminding me of 2011/2012 Alabama.

If we have, I don't remember it, and it sounds completely uncanny. But it's a serious question. Have we ever had such a poor running game in the modern era?

Not the most well-written article I've ever seen, but still a good read. https://www.al.com/alabamafootball/2025/12/exactly-100-years-after-its-first-rose-bowl-alabama-back-in-pasadena.html

Now that the committee has pulled a "TCU" again and left us out, who do you think will win the NC and why?

It's not only about that call, but he covers it well. Now will someone explain to me what it means for a receiver to be "covered up?" I've never heard of this penalty before.

If this is anywhere even in the ballpark, I'll take it!

To be clear, I have zero interest in gambling. But when you say that Team A is favored by 3.5 over Team B, what's the source?

Film at eleven. Story here: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/auburn-cheeleader-knocks-down-oklahoma-player-running-onto-field-while-performing-stunts

If this QB could hit the side of a barn, they would be ahead by 21 points. Nothing personal against him, but he's not having a good night.

Maybe I'm just rambling a little, but I felt the need to get this off my chest. Nick Saban came along at a time when I really and truly believed that our days of greatness were gone. I honestly thought that we were destined to be mired in mediocrity forever. After the seemingly endless barrage...

This is something that occurred to me recently. Personally, I think the term "rebuilding" is a bit vague anyway. What defines it? Losing most of your starters? Half of them? A third of them? But here's the point. Since we had new coordinators who only got limited practice with the team, isn't...

Is anyone else feeling this? I'm not a psychic and I don't play one on TV, but I have a feeling that Washington will beat the Horns. I can provide ZERO logical reasoning for this, so don't ask. It's just a funny feeling.

I'm 99.9999% positive this has been discussed, but I haven't nailed it down yet. The Auburn guy touched the ball, which makes it "live," and our guy picked it up and ran it to the end zone. But instead of it being a touchdown, we got the ball back at that spot. Can someone explain? I always...

I stumbled across this while looking for "aftermath" videos of yesterday's game. I was hesitant to play it at first, thinking it would be a couple of Auburn homers raging at the world. But not at all. They're level-headed, they never blame the refs, and they actually brought up some really...

...and they honored the team that was involved. It doesn't get any more fitting than this. Maybe yesterday can serve as the Kick Six's funeral.

Ever since 2013, it was set in stone that we'd be treated to a view of "that play" during every Iron Bowl for as long as we play Auburn. But at least now it'll have a counterpart. Either "Fourth and a Mile" or "Disaster in the Pasture." :cool:

This is something that keeps bugging me. The #2 and #3 ranked teams, both undefeated, have to play each other today. I'm hoping for a complete blowout (by either team, I don't care which), but I worry that if the game is the least bit close, the loser will remain ranked above us. That's because...

I'll probably give it a casual glance. It kicks off at 6:30 your time.

Someone on Tider Insider pointed this out. Sure enough, it's true and here is the video evidence. 2019: 2020: 2022: 2023: :cool: