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hyperduc wrote:

fatbass wrote:

Listen, lithium-needer, everyone knows that CS is the quintessential utefan and has trouble with forming a complete thought, much less scribing it for others to understand. I went to school in California, Alabama and Utah schools and I can guarantee that Utah schools are inferior at teaching grammar.
Alabama DID win the 2010 championship. Did you miss it? There are many of us Bama fans that are grateful to utah for slapping The Tide awake. There is nothing like letting your little sister knock you down to wake you up.

And now we enter The Saban Era. Be afraid! Be very afraid...

Utah doesn't teach grammar in college because in Utah, you should already understand English and grammar before you get into college. As for CS, your not going to find any disagreement here.

Alabama vs. Texas would have been a much different game had McCoy not gone down, and yes I noticed they won it last year (i nearly threw up in my mouth).

As for the little sister thing, yeah thats cute. It was hardly a slap, it was more a bitch slap. Do you remember how stupid your savior Saban looked while little sister took his game plan and used it while donkey punching him?

McCoy went down because Alabama put him down...and it was really easy as spindly as that boy was. You play Bama, expect to take hits and hurt for weeks.

fatbass wrote:

hyperduc wrote:

fatbass wrote:

Listen, lithium-needer, everyone knows that CS is the quintessential utefan and has trouble with forming a complete thought, much less scribing it for others to understand. I went to school in California, Alabama and Utah schools and I can guarantee that Utah schools are inferior at teaching grammar.
Alabama DID win the 2010 championship. Did you miss it? There are many of us Bama fans that are grateful to utah for slapping The Tide awake. There is nothing like letting your little sister knock you down to wake you up.

And now we enter The Saban Era. Be afraid! Be very afraid...

Utah doesn't teach grammar in college because in Utah, you should already understand English and grammar before you get into college. As for CS, your not going to find any disagreement here.

Alabama vs. Texas would have been a much different game had McCoy not gone down, and yes I noticed they won it last year (i nearly threw up in my mouth).

As for the little sister thing, yeah thats cute. It was hardly a slap, it was more a bitch slap. Do you remember how stupid your savior Saban looked while little sister took his game plan and used it while donkey punching him?

McCoy went down because Alabama put him down...and it was really easy as spindly as that boy was. You play Bama, expect to take hits and hurt for weeks.

Yeah, they really put a hurtin' on Utah in 08', if I remember right there were many Alabama boys being carried off the field.

jahan wrote:

Yeah, they really put a hurtin' on Utah in 08', if I remember right there were many Alabama boys being carried off the field.

I made a little emphasis for you there Jahan.

I'd also like to add FB, that your beloved roll tide, is actually named after an algae bloom having a crimson appearance, specific to the region in the Gulf of Mexico.

I'm real scared.......

shotgunwill wrote:

I'd also like to add FB, that your beloved roll tide, is actually named after an algae bloom having a crimson appearance, specific to the region in the Gulf of Mexico.

I'm real scared.......

Incorrect. It was the red mud stained jerseys from the 1907 Alabama v Auburn game that started the nickname.



"The name "Crimson Tide" is supposed to have first been used by Hugh Roberts, former sports editor of the Birmingham Age-Herald. He used "Crimson Tide" in describing an Alabama-Auburn game played in Birmingham in 1907, the last football contest between the two schools until 1948 when the series was resumed. The game was played in a sea of mud and Auburn was a heavy favorite to win.

But, evidently, the "Thin Red Line" played a great game in the red mud and held Auburn to a 6-6 tie, thus gaining the name "Crimson Tide." Zipp Newman, former sports editor of the Birmingham News, probably popularized the name more than any other writer."

http://www.collegefootballhistory.com/alabama/history.htm

I stand corrected.

James Carpenter and Barrett Jones from Alabama are there as well.

Being on a National Championship team would really help those Ute players.

The whole list:

http://www.sportswriters.net/fwaa/news/2010/outland100621.html