Question: Who is your 2nd Favorite Team
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The Chicago Bulls because they had Michael Jordan. Some of my fondest childhood memories were watching Jordan and co. cut a path of destruction through the playoffs year after year with my dad. That was the big TV event for us. What a dominant player.
Sweet. I was going to say Dartmouth but figured everyone would snicker. I do love Ivy League football.
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Nebraska.
Lived in Lincoln for a couple of years. The atmosphere at a Nebraska game is amazing (From an Alabama alum and fan)
Lived in Lincoln for a couple of years. The atmosphere at a Nebraska game is amazing (From an Alabama alum and fan)
Correspondingly, the great fullback Cosmo Iacavazzi from Princeton captured my fancy for the Ivy Leaguers back in the day.
_green:Penn State.
I really like the Oklahoma fans, but still have a bad taste about the team from the Switzer days. Guess I shouldn't hold a grudge, 'cause they did nothing to us while he was there.
Also liked Nebraska under Osborne and Solich. Not so much under Callahan. I like Pellini's football philosophy, but I also think he's a loose cannon that will cause them more grief -- kind of like the football counterpart to Bob Knight.
I really like the Oklahoma fans, but still have a bad taste about the team from the Switzer days. Guess I shouldn't hold a grudge, 'cause they did nothing to us while he was there.
Also liked Nebraska under Osborne and Solich. Not so much under Callahan. I like Pellini's football philosophy, but I also think he's a loose cannon that will cause them more grief -- kind of like the football counterpart to Bob Knight.
Oklahoma, they have great uni's and their 77-0 beatdown of fRan won me over. 
I do admit to being disappointed that they didn't go for 100 though.
I do admit to being disappointed that they didn't go for 100 though.The Saints...WHO DAT!
Someone mentioned early in the thread about LSU fans going all "jilted lover syndrome" after Saban was hired at Alabama. Not sure that was exactly what I'd call it for me, but yeah...there was definitely something about it that irked LSU fans. So,
<<<guilty...but rehabilitated.
Someone mentioned early in the thread about LSU fans going all "jilted lover syndrome" after Saban was hired at Alabama. Not sure that was exactly what I'd call it for me, but yeah...there was definitely something about it that irked LSU fans. So,
<<<guilty...but rehabilitated.
My wife is a UGA grad, so I tend to follow them more closely than other teams. Plus, they share common rivals (UT, AU, UF) with Bama, so its easy to root for them.
Correspondingly, the great fullback Cosmo Iacavazzi from Princeton captured my fancy for the Ivy Leaguers back in the day.
RMM, you may have had a fancy for Cosmo, but your heart was with Mike Fracchia.
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True.
And Keith Dunnavant's latest tome appears on a thread today that mentions him and some other of our greats whose careers were sidelined due to injury. It's a good read.
Oklahoma, they have great uni's and their 77-0 beatdown of fRan won me over.
Didn't the OU band play "Hey Alabama" after the butt kicking?
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