T1B

^What he said^

From ProFootballTalk.com



Cadillac Williams studies for final exams at Auburn.

Jsc810 wrote:And both are LSU's bitch. :P

42-61-6

That would be LSU's career record against Auburn and Alabama. LSU holds a 3 game edge over Auburn. For every win against Alabama, they have more than 2 losses. LSU is Alabama's bitch while the relative equal to Auburn.

Sudden Sam wrote:I normally look at the overall picture, but folks in here seem to look only short-term, so I didn't argue.

All time is the only there is.

Those who only look in the short term do it for a reason.

IndyFrisco wrote:LSU is Alabama's bitch.

Sincerely,

The 31 years Alabama owned Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge (1969-2000)

I thought this thread was going to be about backdating stock options.

Isn't there a CFB forum somewhere?

Yes, but it is OVERFLOWING with quality threads.

This one doesn't qualify.

Yeah, go ahead and move it. It's not like we couldn't use another thread and additional 14 posts.

Degenerate wrote:

IndyFrisco wrote:LSU is Alabama's bitch.

Sincerely,

The 31 years Alabama owned Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge (1969-2000)

is that true? that's serious ownership on the road. K-State hoops without a home W against KU in the history of Bramlage Arena in Manhattan is the only thing that comes to mind as a more serious ho in your own hizzouse.

IndyFrisco wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote:I normally look at the overall picture, but folks in here seem to look only short-term, so I didn't argue.

All time is the only there is.

Those who only look in the short term do it for a reason.

Along those lines, what I'm most proud of ND, at least on the field, is that of the 24 teams who have played us a minimum of ten times all-time, only two (Michigan and Nebraska) have winning records vs. ND. http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/di ... onents.php

Believe the Heupel wrote:Of the teams OU has played 10 or more times, I think only one has a winning record.

Unfortunately, that team is Texas. :(

Notre Dame will have this distinction the next time we play. I don't think OU is going to make up that 8 game deficit anytime soon.

You are correct, except that it's a 7-game deficit. In any event, you certainly can't make it up with a single game.

Believe the Heupel wrote:D'oh.

Not real easy to have an eight-game deficit having only played nine games.

It's possible. The series could have been 8-0-1. We've only played you once since the overtime rule was implemented.

And btw, I like your reasoning on the Texas series, and I think I'll adopt it for Michigan. We were 2-9 vs. Michigan prior to WWII. Since 1978, when the series resumed in earnest, we're 12-9-1.

I thouight the majority of those wins came in the 90's. :D

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

Believe the Heupel wrote:D'oh.

Not real easy to have an eight-game deficit having only played nine games.

It's possible. The series could have been 8-0-1. .

that's completely incorrect. which part of the 1956 Sooners putting in on ND 40-0 in South Bend are you observing as a tie?

King Crimson wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

Believe the Heupel wrote:D'oh.

Not real easy to have an eight-game deficit having only played nine games.

It's possible. The series could have been 8-0-1. .

that's completely incorrect. which part of the 1956 Sooners putting in on ND 40-0 in South Bend are you observing as a tie?

I'm not saying that's what it was. I was just saying that in a series that had met nine times, one team could have an eight-game lead if the all-time series was 8-0-1.

King Crimson wrote:

Degenerate wrote:

IndyFrisco wrote:LSU is Alabama's bitch.

Sincerely,

The 31 years Alabama owned Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge (1969-2000)

is that true? that's serious ownership on the road. K-State hoops without a home W against KU in the history of Bramlage Arena in Manhattan is the only thing that comes to mind as a more serious ho in your own hizzouse.

It is, actually, although i think LSU did manage a tie one of those years.

In fairness to the Tigers, they had a fair number of wins beating Alabama in Tuscaloosa/Birmingham during that stretch.

And i fear Huggs' Thuggs may finally break that Bramlage goose egg within a couple of years.