09-06-2004, 04:43 PM
09-06-2004, 06:35 PM
Thanks Puff. As much as our schools don't like one another, it's nice to have your congrats. By the way, congrats on your guys win too!
ps What did you guys think about the article in the Bham news ranking the programs in the state?
ps What did you guys think about the article in the Bham news ranking the programs in the state?
09-06-2004, 08:06 PM
littlebittyschool Wrote:ps What did you guys think about the article in the Bham news ranking the programs in the state?do you have a link? I would like to read that :D
09-07-2004, 05:50 PM
Had to cut and paste...had to subscribe to get link, but I'll keep looking to find the full article.
Top 10 State football programs, based on tradition, success, and whatever else we can think of to tick you off:
1. Alabama. Twelve national titles. 'Nuff said.
2. Auburn. The state's current standard bearer, thanks to back-to-back Iron Bowl victories.
3. Troy. The former small college power now runs like a greyhound, with the big dogs.
4. UAB. The football toddler lacks only two things--a bowl pedigree and a fan base.
5. Jacksonville State. Woke the echoes last year with a successful move to the OVC.
6. Norht Alabama. The Division 2 national title runs through Florence.
7. Tuskegee. A Division 2 power that produces NFL talent.
8. Samford. From Bowdens to Gray, the Bulldogs have done it with class.
9. Alabama State. A consistent SWAC power despite years of political in-fighting.
10. Hoover High. It might be time to make the jump from Class 6A to Division 2.
Top 10 State football programs, based on tradition, success, and whatever else we can think of to tick you off:
1. Alabama. Twelve national titles. 'Nuff said.
2. Auburn. The state's current standard bearer, thanks to back-to-back Iron Bowl victories.
3. Troy. The former small college power now runs like a greyhound, with the big dogs.
4. UAB. The football toddler lacks only two things--a bowl pedigree and a fan base.
5. Jacksonville State. Woke the echoes last year with a successful move to the OVC.
6. Norht Alabama. The Division 2 national title runs through Florence.
7. Tuskegee. A Division 2 power that produces NFL talent.
8. Samford. From Bowdens to Gray, the Bulldogs have done it with class.
9. Alabama State. A consistent SWAC power despite years of political in-fighting.
10. Hoover High. It might be time to make the jump from Class 6A to Division 2.
09-09-2004, 11:37 AM
Puff The Magic Dragon Wrote:It is a shame that UAB and Troy are not playing this year. It would be a very physical, well fought, defensive game.Agree...good win.
Puff
Beat Missouri. The humidity will get to them, take advantage
of it.
09-09-2004, 10:35 PM
I agree. Congratulations. I'm not a big fan of Troy, but I found myself pulling for you guys tonight. Big XII BCS schools better stay away from Alabama ...especially the non-BCS Alabama schools.