🏈 Bama exploring Home and Home with Notre Dame and Texas

Over the last decade, Alabama has been more inclined to play high-profile neutral-site games in locations like Atlanta and Arlington, Texas. The program has made tens of millions of dollars for season openers against the likes of Clemson, Virginia Tech, Michigan, Southern Cal, Florida State and others. Saban has touted the advantages of such games in terms of exposure and in motivating players in the offseason by having a high-profile game to start the season.
It's part of the process.

Fan: "I don't like that part of the process."
 
I know why Bama would say yes, but what was Helton thinking?
Would you rather a loss to Bama or a loss to cross-town UCLA take you out of the title hunt?

BTW, did any of you guys notice USC has ND scheduled for the next six years in a row? I'm not putting ND higher than they should be in terms of that being a really tough season-ender...but I know we'll hear about it non-stop the last weekend of November.

In terms of ratings that'll be a weekend to watch. 3:30 ET featuring what's likely to be a Bama vs Auburn game (nationally televised on CBS) versus a ND vs USC game (nationally on NBC.)
 
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Would you rather a loss to Bama or a loss to cross-town UCLA take you out of the title hunt?

BTW, did any of you guys notice USC has ND scheduled for the next six years in a row? I'm not putting ND higher than they should be in terms of that being a really tough season-ender...but I know we'll hear about it non-stop the last weekend of November.

In terms of ratings that'll be a weekend to watch. 3:30 ET featuring what's likely to be a Bama vs Auburn game (nationally televised on CBS) versus a ND vs USC game (nationally on NBC.)

Rivalry weekend. Then championship weekend. Great football
 
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