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Saturday, October 9, 2010

Alabama vs South Carolina 2010 An Unbelievable NCAA SEC Upset

Alabama vs South Carolina 2010 was an unbelievable NCAA SEC upset. The #19 ranked South Carolina went up against the #1 ranked Alabama yesterday. The game was supposed to go something like this: thousands of Gamecocks fans gather with their team and beloved Coach Spurrier (formerly of Florida). Nick Sabin and the Crimson Tide would roll in, allow South Carolina to score a few points out of respect - but still clean their SEC competitors clock.

That's not at all how it went. Early on, the South Carolina team showed their competitor that unlike Arkansas, they weren't going to let the Crimson Tide stage a comeback. It seemed like every time there was an indication that Alabama was going to chip away at their deficit in the game, South Carolina scored again.

In the end, South Carolina won over Alabama 35 to 21. It was the biggest upset of the day possibly of the entire NCAA season- at least in the SEC Conference. Everyone thought it would be the Razorbacks that would stage the ultimate upset, but it wasn't. It was South Carolina.

South Carolina vs Alabama 2010 ended unexpectedly, but honestly it was the best game I watched all day - suspenseful and completely unexpected.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Arkansas vs Alabama NCAA Football Results: Bama Beats Razorbacks

The Arkansas vs Alabama NCAA football matchup was the most highly anticipated this weekend. Both teams are in the top 10, and both are in the SEC. Last week, Bobby Petrino's Razorbacks upset the Georgia Bulldogs - another strong SEC contender- giving way for the possibility that perhaps they would be able to stop the Crimson Tide.

Things looked promising. Former University of Michigan QB Ryan Mallett was at the top of his game, and he's definitely a Heisman contender. However, Bama's Mark Ingram - last year's Heisman winner and a strong contender for this year as well - was back after an injury. Without him, defeating the newly tightened up Arkansas team would prove difficult.

In the end, Bama beat the Razorbacks 24-20, after a lead by the Razorbacks for most of the game.
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