[Bamabeachlivin]

The losses, three in a row, have hurt. From University of Alabama coach Nick Saban to players to fans to key administrators, no one denies that.
"Embarrassing" was the word often used to describe the Crimson Tide's 21-14 defeat to Louisiana-Monroe, only the most recent humbling experience.
There is no time for a hangover. The Iron Bowl looms on Saturday, the final regular-season opportunity for redemption.
"If we end up winning next week, a lot of people will forget about this loss," Alabama senior Simeon Castille said.
The Crimson Tide (6-5, 4-3 Southeastern Conference) has plenty to play for: A chance to either solidify or improve its current bowl game standing, an opportunity to snap a five-game losing streak to its rival and its current three-game skid, and one more game to finish the season as Saban wants.
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[Stoney]

This is going to be one ugly game.