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That means the #1 team in the #1 conf/divison vs the #1 team in the #9 conf/ division.

There is no way FSU can prepare and be ready for a rushing attack like this. Te SEC has tried to stop them every week and Gus keeps coming up with highlights. Nothing will change tonight.

But....Auburn can prepare for FSU's offense. The margin of victory does not matter...thats in the past for both squads. Some may argue the SOS is in favor of Auburn at 20 vs 63....but that doesn't matter either.

Every single week Auburn got better despite every team keying on their offense. Gus has been here before and will not be stopped.

Auburn +10.5 and ML


 
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People around here generally do not care for this kind of reasoning!


 
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I keep saying it on a weekly basis, but nobody seems to believe me...

This Auburn running game cannot be stopped by a college defense!  At least, none that exist today!
 
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Cheers Eagle Eye
 
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On both of them as well.
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agree. bol bro.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Eagle-Eye:

People around here generally do not care for this kind of reasoning!




the only reasoning:

everyone is on auburn.  the line keeps going up.

the books want more money to go on auburn so they can rack up when florida state demolishes them.

as far as saying gus has been there before, so has jimbo. i dont see the point there
 
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I came to the same conclusion as you but without the dumb "SEC is far superior" theory. The SEC is good but not leaps and bounds better than every other conference. And if you are going to counter with something about rankings (which are a made up # based on perception) save your breath. I agree Auburn's offense can hang with this team and I'm taking the +11. I am nervous though because FSU's defense actually tackles people, lol.
 
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AU will win outright !!!
 
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Gus has been here with Auburn. Jimbo has not been here with FSU. Thats my point.

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Swervee, I understand what you are saying in regards to the SEC being superior theory. I actually think they are down this year. But what makes the SEC such a tough place to play is each and every week you have a physically hard played game. I.E. Miss. State had to play ranked teams for 6 straight weeks. That is what makes a team tough and better.
 
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Correction* 6 weeks
 
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Agreed
 
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Quote Originally Posted by AllSteelRoots:

That means the #1 team in the #1 conf/divison vs the #1 team in the #9 conf/ division.

There is no way FSU can prepare and be ready for a rushing attack like this. Te SEC has tried to stop them every week and Gus keeps coming up with highlights. Nothing will change tonight.

But....Auburn can prepare for FSU's offense. The margin of victory does not matter...thats in the past for both squads. Some may argue the SOS is in favor of Auburn at 20 vs 63....but that doesn't matter either.

Every single week Auburn got better despite every team keying on their offense. Gus has been here before and will not be stopped.

Auburn +10.5 and ML





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Good luck fellas
 
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BOL ALLSteelRoots

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Um, FSU is in the ACC Atlantic, not Coastal, and Auburn is 0-2 against the ACC Atlantic the last two years, and the SEC West is 0-3 against the ACC Atlantic the last two years thanks to a Clemson team that FSU beat 51-14 this year.  (Clemson beat LSU last year and beat Auburn in 2011 and 2012.) 

By the way, Clemson also would have beaten Auburn in 2010 (their national championship season) if Auburn hadn't broken the Clemson QB's ribs with a dirty hit.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by AllSteelRoots:

That means the #1 team in the #1 conf/divison vs the #1 team in the #9 conf/ division.

There is no way FSU can prepare and be ready for a rushing attack like this. Te SEC has tried to stop them every week and Gus keeps coming up with highlights. Nothing will change tonight.

But....Auburn can prepare for FSU's offense. The margin of victory does not matter...thats in the past for both squads. Some may argue the SOS is in favor of Auburn at 20 vs 63....but that doesn't matter either.

Every single week Auburn got better despite every team keying on their offense. Gus has been here before and will not be stopped.

Auburn +10.5 and ML



On opposite side.  Have FSU in teaser.  Good luck 

But most of all GTHOM!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by AllSteelRoots:

Swervee, I understand what you are saying in regards to the SEC being superior theory. I actually think they are down this year. But what makes the SEC such a tough place to play is each and every week you have a physically hard played game. I.E. Miss. State had to play ranked teams for 6 straight weeks. That is what makes a team tough and better.


Except that people often said that teams like Boise and TCU were able to get up for one or two big non-conference games each year, but they wouldn't be able to do it week after week in the SEC.  In other words, people said it was an ADVANTAGE not to have to play SEC teams every week.  You could save your energy and then gear up for the big game.  Even Saban believes this, which is why he takes it easy on teams like Georgia State.
 
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You are right they are in the Atlantic. Thanks for pointing that out.

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