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BCS National Championship 2012: LSU To Break For The Holidays, Tide Go Back To Basics

With three weeks to go before the LSU Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide meet in the BCS National Championship Game at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on January 9, the two SEC schools have vastly different approaches to this week.

For the Tigers, they'll have three practices this week before breaking for the holiday, head coach Les Miles announced on Monday.

"Let them enjoy Christmas," Miles said. "We'll bring them back with 10 practices to go. We'll put in the remainder of the game plan and practice it well in the final week while we're in New Orleans."

Meanwhile, Alabama returns to practice this week after having three weeks off and will practice until Friday.

"We're going back and starting this just like we're starting camp over, first day of practice, same installments, same fundamentals," Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said on Monday.. "We'll do that all five days this week."

For more on each bowl game pairing, check out  SB Nation's college football bowl game StoryStream. For more on this game, visit Alabama blog Roll Bama RollLSU blog And The Valley ShookSEC blog Team Speed Kills as well as SB Nation's college football news hub.

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