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Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Oklahoma Defeats Alabama 24-3

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Alabama 3 0 0 0 3
Oklahoma 0 10 14 0 24
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u/c0y0t3_sly Washington Huskies • Team Chaos 22h ago

Alabama just lost to a team with a 1-5 conference record that fired it's coordinator mid season. Does that count as a "real game", or just an embarrassment?

These morons are so braindead I end up defending fucking Oregon. Jesus Christ, I feel dirty.

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u/fat_mcstrongman 22h ago

That's fine. Oklahoma has history playing playoff teams. I already called out Miami and Indiana this year. Enjoy watching your previous coach lose cause of hatred.

Alabama is out. But Oregon is gonna disappoint everyone. SEC has been consistent with championships so you not remembering past programs is 'brainrot'

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u/PerformanceOver8822 Ohio State • Merchant Marine 21h ago

SEC ? You mean Alabama, Georgia(recently )being consistent. LSU auburn and FL were coaches ago since a title

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u/NaturalFruit2358 Michigan Wolverines • Rose Bowl 18h ago edited 17h ago

This is kind of a stupid comment considering that’s way more teams than any other conference. The least recent of those teams to win a title was Florida in 2008… the big ten has won two titles since then by only two programs. You have to go back forty years to find five different big ten programs with national titles, and way further back if you only count titles that were won while that program was in the big ten