RollTideinGA said:
Okay I ran the numbers (LF + BDS). If my math is correct.
Alabama is 364-95-13 (.785) at HOME
That would place Bama 4th in the list below.
Tennessee is 383-89-17 (.801) at Neyland
Auburn is 255-62-7 (.798) at Jordan Hare
Oklahoma is 331-78-15 (.798) at home
Michigan is 373-109-15 (.766) in "The Big House"
Nebraska is 362-110-13 (.760) at home
Ohio State is 334-101-20 (.756) at home
Notre Dame is 299-96-5 (.754) at home
Florida is 275-90-13 (.745) in "The Swamp".
Georgia is 301-103-11 (.739) "Between the Hedges"
LSU is 361-139-18 (.704) in "Death Valley"
I'm a little confused by your response. The title of the post asks "Why can't
Bryant Denny stadium be hard on opposing teams?". So, you then proceed to run the numbers on Legion Field and include them?
I didn't intend to rain on your negativity party. I was just trying to remind you of our great winning tradition at home and provide some consolation - especially given the
dreary tone of your post. Whatever. I guess if you're looking hard enough for something to cry about you'll find it.
If you are indeed interested in Alabama's record in the state of Alabama (other than Auburn), then you should probably also include games played Montgomery, Mobile, and Birmingham before Legion Field was built. That'll knock the average down .759 which should make you feel better. Here is a breakdown going back to 1900:
Venue-------------------------------Won---Loss---Tie----Pct
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Birmingham Legion Field----------160-----52-----12----0.741
Bryant-Denny Tuscaloosa---------204-----41------3-----0.829
Birmingham (Pre-Legion Field)-----37-----25-----7-----0.587
Montgomery-------------------------20------4------2-----0.808
Mobile--------------------------------14-------7-----2-----0.652
Totals-------------------------------435-----129----26----0.759
Roll Tide