sorry man, theres only a couple posters here that i could "reasonably" feel happier seeing gone

youre not relevant enough to be on that list just yet



im not really making crazy predictions, and i dont see these supposed "Auburn fans" laughing at me, and if they are and cant do it in the open, youre soft, and probably not a real fan if you side with bammers

secondly youre irrelevant man...if you got banned or not i wouldnt remember, youre a typical bammer poster...arrogant even in loss.

no you dont have as much Swag© as me as i am Ultra Swagnus and my Swagger is Maximum.

Because your little 1,000+ post count makes you so much more relevant.

no

my post count is actually low

its the fact each of my posts is powerful truth

that is why i am

The truth of the matter is that at this point only a fool would bet anything on what Bama or Auburn will do in 09. Bama has a new starting QB along with replacing two key offensive linemen. The reality of it is that Bama is loaded with talent at just about every spot, but there are some very key positions that will have new players learning the ropes. Logic says that they will have a good season, but with new players comes uncertainty. In the SEC talent AND experience are what is required to win championships. History proves this point. Look at the teams that have won the SEC Crown, the overwhelming majority have both of these assets.

As for Auburn the exact opposite should happen. We will have an entirely new coaching staff, several new players at key positions (including possibly at QB), lack of depth at some critical positions, and a tough schedule on top of it all. On the other hand Auburn has a history of having success when everything indicates they should not. Also, Gus Malzhan has the ability to turn teams in to very potent offensive threats very quickly. The cupboard is not as bare in Auburn as many suppose. There is a chance that the Tigers can have a successful 2009 season.

So you see, both teams go into 2009 with a good deal of uncertainty. Bama should have another stellar season, but there are some key areas that does cast at least some doubt. Auburn should struggle, but there again is just a touch of doubt there as well. In my honest opinion, there is a good chance Bama will win as few as 9 or as many as 11 games. There is a less (but still real) chance that Bama will win as few as 7 or 8 games. On the other side of the state, Auburn more than likely will win no more than 5 to 7 games. There however, is a small chance they could win 8 or 9 games. The uncertainty in these numbers for both teams should dissuade the smart betting man from making any bold prediction about either team.

If you care about relevance and post count around here, you have a long way to go.

Not gonna say I'm better then anyone because it's the Internet for God sakes, but I'm sure I carry more respect at this site. It all starts with respect and you have to show it to receive it. It's fine to bring a heavy opinion in here all be it of the homer variety, but it's not gonna mean anything to anyone.

hmm...

nah

I dont believe swig would pay up. Betting with him is a waist of time.

Truth is nobody has a real clue what is going to happen. Until we get a QB that can get the job done I would be hesitant to predict more than 5 or 6 wins. If Alabama can retool the O-line they could be just as good as last year. Injuries could change everything especially in Auburn's case (no depth).

Bama loses to South Carolina....

It could happen. So could South Carolina winning the SEC in my lifetime. Both however are incredible long shots.


RTR

Perhaps 3D movies makes him the total smart ass that he is......Nah....... What was I thinking.