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Trap games are always a topic of discussion during the offseason.
You know those games your team is supposed to win but because of any number of factors could fall in an upset.
So which games are potential trap games for Alabama and Auburn in the upcoming season?
A couple of web sites took a stab at designating a few as such.
ALABAMA
Despite being outscored 167-39 over the past four years, Tennessee has the potential to be trouble for Alabama, according to one site.
Per the Bleacher Report:
"Tennessee head coach Butch Jones has stockpiled plenty of talent at the skill positions on offense. If the Vols can get consistent quarterback play, they absolutely have the ability to jump on opponents early.
"The Crimson Tide certainly have the ability to dig themselves out of a hole, but doing so on the road in a hostile environment wouldn't exactly be the ideal situation."
The game with the Vols (Oct. 25) comes on the heels of back-to-back-to-back games with SEC West opponents Ole Miss, Arkansas and Texas A&M and is followed by an open date, then a trip to LSU.
RELATED: Here is the over/under for the Tide in the 2014 season
Meanwhile, SouthernPigskin.com warns of the game at Arkansas (Oct. 11), despite the Hogs having suffered back-to-back 52-0 defeats to the Tide.
Arkansas gets two weeks to prepare, while the Tide will be in the midst of its second straight road game.
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You know those games your team is supposed to win but because of any number of factors could fall in an upset.
So which games are potential trap games for Alabama and Auburn in the upcoming season?
A couple of web sites took a stab at designating a few as such.
ALABAMA
Despite being outscored 167-39 over the past four years, Tennessee has the potential to be trouble for Alabama, according to one site.
Per the Bleacher Report:
"Tennessee head coach Butch Jones has stockpiled plenty of talent at the skill positions on offense. If the Vols can get consistent quarterback play, they absolutely have the ability to jump on opponents early.
"The Crimson Tide certainly have the ability to dig themselves out of a hole, but doing so on the road in a hostile environment wouldn't exactly be the ideal situation."
The game with the Vols (Oct. 25) comes on the heels of back-to-back-to-back games with SEC West opponents Ole Miss, Arkansas and Texas A&M and is followed by an open date, then a trip to LSU.
RELATED: Here is the over/under for the Tide in the 2014 season
Meanwhile, SouthernPigskin.com warns of the game at Arkansas (Oct. 11), despite the Hogs having suffered back-to-back 52-0 defeats to the Tide.
Arkansas gets two weeks to prepare, while the Tide will be in the midst of its second straight road game.
Continue reading...
