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I didn't even know what to say.

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Nothing you could have said would have mattered one whit to that twit.

Silence is the perfect response, along with a look of bewilderment/disbelief.

I went to the game at Bama two years ago and the fans were nothing but nice. One guy even complemented the team as I left and thanked me for making the trip. Every team has their rotten bunch, don't make generalizations.

We had a great experience with 95% of their fans. Only a couple drunk young students that were rude. Loved the town and fans

In all honesty, losses between our programs are not comparable for the fans or the teams. For A&M, middling conference seasons have been the norm since the SWC. For the Tide, we're a blue-blood program at the start of the greatest renaissance college football has ever known.

When y'all were making your way to the SEC, I remember a sip friend of mine saying, "Congrats on your new little brother. They'll somehow manage to spoil a couple of good seasons for you like they did us." However, I knew that wouldn't be the case. The sips struggled with y'all because, even though they're blue bloods, they're not like us. They're not winners. We don't falter, and we don't lose.

So when we lose even one game, it's a painful ordeal. I know I can't even talk to my kids the rest of the day, and the wife knows to give me at least a 24 hour cool-off period (or 48, if it's LSU) before talking to me again. She and my kids go to spend the night at my brother's house, and I - along with Tide nation - reflect on why we lost to a team that didn't deserve the win. That's the kind of pain and dedication that go into bleeding Crimson.

Just remember- at 1 point Fran was your coach too. At some point you will be humbled and then maybe perhaps some ahole fan will come to your board and proclaim to be holier thou, just like you are.

Now get the f out of here with your proclamation about losses hurting more to you than us, you entitled baby.

Hint: you have nothing to do with Nick winning each year- stop claiming more self worth as a fan because of it. /End rant.

bamabama97 said:

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In all honesty, losses between our programs are not comparable for the fans or the teams. For A&M, middling conference seasons have been the norm since the SWC. For the Tide, we're a blue-blood program at the start of the greatest renaissance college football has ever known.

When y'all were making your way to the SEC, I remember a sip friend of mine saying, "Congrats on your new little brother. They'll somehow manage to spoil a couple of good seasons for you like they did us." However, I knew that wouldn't be the case. The sips struggled with y'all because, even though they're blue bloods, they're not like us. They're not winners. We don't falter, and we don't lose.

So when we lose even one game, it's a painful ordeal. I know I can't even talk to my kids the rest of the day, and the wife knows to give me at least a 24 hour cool-off period (or 48, if it's LSU) before talking to me again. She and my kids go to spend the night at my brother's house, and I - along with Tide nation - reflect on why we lost to a team that didn't deserve the win. That's the kind of pain and dedication that go into bleeding Crimson.

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You must live a sad life...

Yes because bama fans are somehow superior. They feel losses more. That's why they are such jerks that can't talk to family members and poison trees.

Bamabama.......you sound like exactly the type of a**hole that everyone on here is beeching about. We should be so lucky as to breathe the same air as you. Screw you. You're where the naysayers come from.
Now, I can attest to that not being the norm. I was at that atrocity known simply as 59-0. Pretty much every single Bama fan I encountered that day was nothing but cool and gracious. Some actually chased us down as we were leaving the stadium to thank us for coming and wishing us a safe trip home. I was floored. I hope that's a little more representative of their base in general. Not the Pawwwwl-call-in types like bamabama