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Alabama Crimson Tide repeats.

Postby En-Lugal » Tue Jan 08, 2013 10:29 am

It came as a surprise to everyone but Bama fans. :D The touted #1 defense, the hyped offense of Notre Dame. They were picked to win it all by the analysts and experts, who were astonished and back peddling quickly by the half-time shows. The cheers of "The SEC is overrated!" and "The SEC is going down this year!" quickly became "Can anyone stop these guys?!". :twisted: Then there was the pre-game trash talk about cupcake schedules, to which I say, Alabama enjoyed it's serving of cupcake last night. :P

So let the pre-season hype begin. Who will it be? Who will unseat the mighty Crimson Tide? Will it be from within the SEC or will another conference finally put forth a worthy team? ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!
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