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So Josh Pate Model has Alabama’s record predicted, let’s talk about it. It has the most likely record at 9-3, which I think under Year 2 of DeBoer would be a slight disappointment. I can agree on some levels of the assumed predicted losses. What I can’t find is... show more

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I get what you’re saying, but THIS is the type of team Bama has struggled w/under DeBoer. They’re 7-1 vs. top-25 teams under DeBoer, and 8-4 vs. non-top-25 w/all 4 losses being to teams either at or around .500 records (and away from BDS). I don’t say this to alarm anyone; I say it to sell the point that NO ONE should take South Carolina lightly, regardless of how they’ve looked. Keep the foot on the GAS!

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