Let's say TSUN needs us to beat Bama to go to Atlanta. Would you rather lose to Bama and keep them out of Atlanta or beat Bama?
SEC Championship scenario
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I'm going to make a couple of assumptions based on your description, both of which I believe are reasonable extensions to this situation:
1.) This situation is unfolding in a post-apocalyptic zombie nightmare.
2.) All laws of physics have been suspended.
This being the case, I would
- Hop in my 5-dimensional space/time hyper-crane
- Remove Oxford, Tuscaloosa, and all zombies from our current realm of existence, and
- Drop them in a parallel universe in which nothing and everything occurs simultaneously.
Does that answer your question?
I'm curious as to how you'll know in September that the Bama game determines us winning the West. Is our team full of mini-Ditkas? Who is driving the bus?
But my golden ship with it's infinite improbability drive is a much smoother ride than your 5 dimensional hyper-crane.
But my golden ship with it's infinite improbability drive is a much smoother ride than your 5 dimensional hyper-crane.
C'mon, seriously? Beat Bama.
I can't believe people who would want us to lose in that scenario or any simply to prevent an OM achievement--as if our worth as a team is determined by Ole Miss losing rather than us winning.
I enjoy the schadenfreude when they lose. But to want us to lose so they don't benefit takes a serious inferiority complex.
I can't believe people who would want us to lose in that scenario or any simply to prevent an OM achievement--as if our worth as a team is determined by Ole Miss losing rather than us winning.
I enjoy the schadenfreude when they lose. But to want us to lose so they don't benefit takes a serious inferiority complex.
You obviously have no idea how a 5 dimensional hyper-crane works.
Typical Ole Miss fan, with your boat shoes and golden ships with infinite improbability drives. It really is all about perception with you people ***.
(Edited to add the first part)
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