🏈 Bama's Trap Game to Beware...

The writer is contradicting himself somewhat:

1. They’re a tough team that hits Alabama at just the right time. Last season Alabama lost to a Texas A&M team after a draining an emotional win over LSU the week before. Though they’ll play a cupcake Colorado State immediately before the Ole Miss game, they could still be in a funk after serving revenge on Texas A&M. If they dispatch A&M in the manner this writer thinks they will, they may not take the lesser regarded but equally dangerous Rebels as seriously as they should.
2. If you listen to Nick Saban and I always listen to Nick Saban and if you believe what Nick Saban says and I believe about 95% of everything he says, then you should know that Saban said that Ole Miss was the toughest game they played last season.
So if you listened and believed that, then imagine how much tougher it could be this year, when they’re returning all but six of the 22 starters from last year including the nation’s number one recruit who will surely be a difference maker, even as a freshman.

First of all, this isn't the 2010 Bama team or a Shula team. CNS will not allow his teams to replicate the complacency of the aforementioned teams. If the team listens to CNS, which of course they do, then the boldface language won't happen.
 
I've been thinking this since after the title game when I kind of analyzed the 2013 schedule.

I think Ole Miss could really give Bama a run for their money. Hope not, of course, but I kind of think they will.

We all know everyone has us circled on their calendars, and Ole Miss will be no exception. They did pretty well last year and I expect them to improve a lot this year too.
Plus, they did give us a bit of trouble last season too.

But let's get past Virginia Tech, A&M, etc, before worrying about Ole Miss, heh.
 
If Bama is asleep at the wheel after the ATM win, then Colorado State will wake them up enough that they should be ready for whatever Ole Miss throws at them. CSU is going to have a fair team, and will probably come to BDS at 2-1. Having beaten Colorado and Cal Poly, and lost at Tulsa.
 
The writer is contradicting himself somewhat:



First of all, this isn't the 2010 Bama team or a Shula team. CNS will not allow his teams to replicate the complacency of the aforementioned teams. If the team listens to CNS, which of course they do, then the boldface language won't happen.

LOL.... It ain't always what I say, but what I mean that counts.... (G)

Larry
 

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