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Ted Harris
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Texas vs Alabama ... who do you like?

Ted Harris
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'BCS Championship' game coming up - both teams are undefeated! Who do you like in the big game. Colt McCoy and the Texas Long Horns or Heisman Trophy winner, Mark Ingram, and the Alabama Crimson Tide? Vegas has Alabama as a 4 pt favorite. I'm predicting a Texas victory .... 24-17! :cool:

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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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Florida has certainly had great teams recently, but in the 2000s Texas has the most wins for any team in a BCS conference:

Wins

and they have done it without cheating like Oklahoma and USC.

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