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The 2016 Bama defense is one of the best defenses in college football history -- they were one of the few defenses I've seen that was still truly dominant in this era of spread offenses. Ryan Anderson might be my favorite non-Buckeye player ever -- it just always seemed like you could feel his...

I watched 4 Bama games in full in 2022 (Texas, TAMU, Tennessee, and LSU) and I'd agree that a lot of what I saw was Bryce Young -- and even Gibbs -- making plays by themselves. P.S. I know Young didn't play against TAMU, but Gibbs had a pretty good performance that night. I'm pretty interested...

Guess it's easier for them to do that than it is to just be adults and give their opponents due credit/respect.

We just lost to them and they've still repeatedly used the "refs helped you all game" line 😅 which is ironic given the number of calls/no-calls that went their way as well.

I'm well aware of this now after watching them refuse to give Ohio State any credit/respect following the Peach Bowl. It was all "Georgia played our C-game" because they can't just give the other team credit and acknowledge that their opponent was on par with them so it just made it look like...

Oof. That one might be tough to surpass for me given my own fandom. I actually still think Clemson fans are the worst I've ever encountered though, based both on things they've said on forums/social media and my experience with them during the 2013 Orange Bowl. Georgia fans' commitment to...

My newfound dislike for UGA fans just continues to grow 🙃

That's funny because Kirby wasn't on Saban's staff for his '03 championship at LSU (Kirby joined Saban's LSU staff the following year) and Saban has also won two national titles at Bama without Kirby on his staff ('17 & '20).

TCU losing him against Michigan was unfortunate -- he was having a great game. Thankfully, TCU's RB2 came in and looked pretty good. I understand the deja vu feeling though. Bama fans and Ohio State fans unfortunately both know what it's like to have multiple top offensive players out against...

Yeah I saw one of Uncle Lou's videos a few days before the game where he was trashing Ohio State. Among the (many) other ridiculous comments he made, he said something along the lines of "Ohio State thinks they're a blue-blood even though they've only won 2 national championships in the last...

Unbelievable.

I'd seen a lot of complaints about UGA fans on this board ever since I joined (which was a little over two years ago now). I live in Ohio so, naturally, I've never encountered a UGA fan in person. This being the case, I was never able to flat out agree with the opinions on this board about UGA...

Well Henderson can't enter the draft because he's only a true sophomore. He also needs to get surgery due to a broken bone and torn ligament in his foot, which was an injury that he initially suffered in week 3, yet he has came back and played in multiple games even after suffering that injury...

Well he's only coached wide receivers in his coaching career (Houston, Louisina Tech, Colorado State, Arkansas), but he did play QB as a player. That's not uncommon though because a lot of QB's who go into coaching start out coaching WR's before they ever actually coach QB's (Lincoln Riley...

Haha yeah the whole "THAT Kenny Guiton" thing was something I said specifically to B1GTide because I'd only expect buckeye fans to get it. But Kenny Guiton played QB at Ohio State from 2009-2013 and is probably the most loved/famous backup of all time amongst buckeye fans (aside from Cardale...

I know, @B1GTide, I know... I don't see it happening in the end but, if it does, I think the easy choice to replace him would be the Arkansas WR coach, whose name just happens to be Kenny Guiton (and yes, he's THAT Kenny Guiton).

I've seen a couple comments criticizing OSU for their performance against Northwestern...I understand that it should've been a bigger margin of victory, but the wind throughout the game was over 40mph with gusts of 50mph plus throughout the game. OSU is at our best when we can throw the ball to...

I'd say Marvin Harrison Jr. He's basically a 6'4 version of his dad. I think he has the best hands of the three, I think he's the best route runner of the three, and I definitely think he's the best of the three when it comes to 50/50 balls. He's made some ridiculous catches. As for speed, I...

Yeah having JSN in there as the slot makes a huge difference. Luckily, guys like Marvin Harrison Jr., Emeka Ebuka, and Julian Fleming are all crazy talented and have stepped up. In a sense, it reminds me of your 2020 team when Jaylen Waddle was widely considered to be the best WR on your team...