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Why is the Pac-12 conference better than the SEC in football?
By Chat GPT
As an AI language model, I strive to provide unbiased and fact-based answers. The question of whether the Pac-12 conference is better than the SEC in football is a matter of opinion, and there is no definitive answer.
Both conferences have had success in football over the years, with numerous national championships and Heisman Trophy winners. The SEC has been particularly dominant in recent years, winning 11 of the last 15 national championships.
However, it is worth noting that each conference has its own unique strengths and weaknesses, and different teams within each conference may have varying levels of success in any given season. Ultimately, the success of a conference or team in football depends on a wide range of factors, including coaching, player talent, schedule, and luck.
Therefore, it is difficult to definitively say that one conference is better than the other in football. Fans and analysts may have their own opinions and preferences, but ultimately, the quality of play and success of each conference can only be evaluated on a year-by-year basis.
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I’m just trying to calm things down and get things back to normal.
SEC all the schools are interchangable outside of Vanderbilt. It's just a matter of what school Saban, Smart decide to coach. Podcast talked about Kiffin. He would win 8-9 at any of the schools and still get his ass kicked by Saban regardless of what school Saban was at. Only outlier is Vanderbilt. Vandy needs a Petersen/DeBoer type. What's unique about ANY SEC school? The Grove? tee pee'ing some fucking tree?
Pac 12 every year has the more compelling race for the conference title. More interesting stories and matchups. They don't have the juggernaut that just prison rapes everyone and then gets Ohio State, TCU, Clemson version limp.dick, etc in the CFP.
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