I don't see the phrase "Death Penalty" in your list. As in alabama facing the Death Penalty for cheating.
Another fail. You really aren't good at this game - maybe go whip up a good game of Barbie with your sister?
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I don't see the phrase "Death Penalty" in your list. As in alabama facing the Death Penalty for cheating.
Another fail. You really aren't good at this game - maybe go whip up a good game of Barbie with your sister?
LY
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Here you go, I added some details you conveniently omitted.
let's see:
vols sanctioned and fined for hundreds of violations in NCAA investigation under AD phil fulmer and HC Jeremy Pruitt a former AL protege who spent 9 years coaching in AL high schools were he undoubtedly interacted with members of the AL coaching staff, a total of 7 years actually coaching on the AL staff. A total 16 years of either interacting with or coaching at AL where he undoubtedly learned how to cheat (albeit not very well) and bringing those cheating ways to TN.
let's see:
vols sanctioned and fined for hundreds of violations in NCAA investigation under AD phil fulmer and HC Jeremy Pruitt a former AL protege who spent 9 years coaching in AL high schools were he undoubtedly interacted with members of the AL coaching staff, a total of 7 years actually coaching on the AL staff. A total 16 years of either interacting with or coaching at AL where he undoubtedly learned how to cheat (albeit not very well) and bringing those cheating ways to TN.
As a former intelligence professional, I consider Michigan's operations a well executed intel op. And, to be blunt, any team who had their signs stolen deserved it for not taking steps to prevent it.
They were. Just self imposed when they hired Dooley and jones
All I can say is y'all better be glad y'all weren't doing that crap when Johnny Majors was coach at UT, there wouldn't have been providing info to the ncaa etc., he woulda got in his car and drove to Ttown , walked into whatever knucklehead y'all had as coach and kicked him in the nutz right before he stuck his head in a toilet and pushed the flush lever.
All this nonsense about Dooley, Butch etc. yeah it was a train wreck but it's behind Tennessee now, the sky is clearing and bright days are ahead, but for Bama the bright days are dimming, storm clouds are gathering and the rumble of thunder can be heard all across Alabama. It must be really depressing privately, putting on a brave face when inside y'all know your best days are behind you.
Bamamonts
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What was his record against Alabama?
Bamamonts
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Time will tell.
The win that counted, ending Bear Bryant's career with a loss to ….Tennessee…
But back to Bama and the present, Bama's glory and their former coach Nick Saban are as one now, in that sobering sad twilight of its day in the sun. The cheering fans and adulation of the press are but echos of what was and can never be again. That light that shined on them so bright, so focused is dipping below the horizon, the darkness that follows will be deep, the crimson multitudes stumbling, feeling their way forward into an uncertain future, looking back because the way forward is too unbearable to comprehend.
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Thank you for being so understanding of my sensitivity. If it weren't for such astute, Nostradamus-like, responses such as yours, how would we ever be able to prepare for the inevitably bleak future that the University of Alabama football program will face in a mere 3-5 years?
I'll set a reminder to come check on you when all the doom and gloom produces another championship in that same time period.
Don't disagree because it's definitely an avoidable situation. Paying people outside the program to go film games is where it crosses the line if that did indeed happen. If it's people associated with the program and on staff there's nothing illegal about it.
Bamamonts
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They all counted.
As illustrated in the above graphic, the @$$ kickings commenced as early as 1906 and will continue into the foreseeable future regardless of who is at the helm. Sorry, not sorry VFLs.
What counted?
Bamamonts
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I asked Major's record against Bama and you said the one that counted. All the games counted in his record against Alabama.
I think Tennessee is going to field a good team this year. Y'all's QB looks really good and Heupel seems to be a good coach. Tennessee is better than they've been in a long time.
Alabama is also going to field a good team next year. They have a good roster as well as a good recruiting class coming in.
It should be a good year for both programs and will make for a great game in October.
He won 3 and a tie as a player vs Bama? Something like that I think.
I've been laughing at it too. This is the banter that makes the off-season more enjoyable.
Bamamonts
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It's a long offseason.
"At 39 wins, Tennessee has more victories over Alabama than any other program in college football."
I don't think I'd crow too much and too loud with that stat hanging over your head. It's like a nagging injury for bama, as much as they wish it wasn't so, it in fact is. Sorta like an old weakness, doing ok at the moment but ever fearful it will come roaring back and pin you terrified, trembling (cowed even) at a moment least expected.
I don't think I'd crow too much and too loud with that stat hanging over your head. It's like a nagging injury for bama, as much as they wish it wasn't so, it in fact is. Sorta like an old weakness, doing ok at the moment but ever fearful it will come roaring back and pin you terrified, trembling (cowed even) at a moment least expected.
