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LSU versus Alabama, when these two college football heavyweights do get out, we all win as college football

fans. It's always a great watch. The field's always littered, not with bottles or trash, but NFL

players and incredible finishes. And this year's version will be no different, but believe it or not,

there is even more at stake. Because this game's pretty much an elimination game on two fronts.

The programs care about the most, a conference championship on one and a college football

playoff berth than the other. The stakes could not be higher for either team. A third regular

season loss would relegate you to normal boldom, which for these fans equals boredom.

The venue in Baton Rouge will once again be cloaked in

night and fanaticism because these type of games is why you dream as a little boy, the ones you

really want to play in at a high level in college football. And make no mistake, it's still going to

come down to one thing. Physicality. Which team will push the other around and will take the other side's will.

Which group of men from either side will set the tone at the line of scrimmage on both sides

of the ball and be willing to stick their face in it when it matters most? Which group wants to

claw and fight to the death if that's what it takes and it may take that.

Both teams want this, but only one can have it. Shout out our boy, Bilo.

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