Big 10 is not trash. The division Iowa is in is trash though. That other division is TUFF.
The Big 10 has 1.5 ~ 2 very good teams just like every league every year.
Same boring shit threads day after day, year after year.
Usually true, but the #2 team from the SEC just got boatraced by the #4 team in the B1G. Is it a very good B1G or a really shitty SEC?
And therein lies the fallacy of conference "championship" games. They very rarely feature the top two teams in any given conference. Florida wasn't close to the #2 team in the SEC.
Big 10 is not trash. The division Iowa is in is trash though. That other division is TUFF.
The Big 10 has 1.5 ~ 2 very good teams just like every league every year.
Same boring shit threads day after day, year after year.
Usually true, but the #2 team from the SEC just got boatraced by the #4 team in the B1G. Is it a very good B1G or a really shitty SEC?
And therein lies the fallacy of conference "championship" games. They very rarely feature the top two teams in any given conference. Florida wasn't close to the #2 team in the SEC.
Agree, but I don't really have a problem with it. Split it into two divisions, each division gets a rep, whoever wins wins the conference. It's not a perfect system by any means but it's better than what the Big 12 did last year.
Big 10 is not trash. The division Iowa is in is trash though. That other division is TUFF.
The Big 10 has 1.5 ~ 2 very good teams just like every league every year.
Same boring shit threads day after day, year after year.
Usually true, but the #2 team from the SEC just got boatraced by the #4 team in the B1G. Is it a very good B1G or a really shitty SEC?
You don't actually believe that shit
Nope, I don't. Just like to fire up the SEC gurglers. But what other team in the SEC would give Michigan or Ohio State a good game, other than Alabama?
Big 10 is not trash. The division Iowa is in is trash though. That other division is TUFF.
The Big 10 has 1.5 ~ 2 very good teams just like every league every year.
Same boring shit threads day after day, year after year.
Usually true, but the #2 team from the SEC just got boatraced by the #4 team in the B1G. Is it a very good B1G or a really shitty SEC?
You don't actually believe that shit
Nope, I don't. Just like to fire up the SEC gurglers. But what other team in the SEC would give Michigan or Ohio State a good game, other than Alabama?
LSU would give Michigan a game, but I'd probably take Michigan in it. Otherwise, you're right. But I'd take either of the Mississippi's or Tennessee or even Jenga to give Michigan a better game than Florida did. Florida was fucking awful the second half of the season. Michigan got the best combination of ranked opponent + name opponent + shit opponent any team could axe for.
When are people going to realize the Big10 is a basketball conference? The blacks don't like cold so they stay inside in the north and hoop. The slow fat white guys in the Midwest play football.
When are people going to realize the Big10 is a basketball conference? The blacks don't like cold so they stay inside in the north and hoop. The slow fat white guys in the Midwest play football.
When are people going to realize the Big10 is a basketball conference? The blacks don't like cold so they stay inside in the north and hoop. The slow fat white guys in the Midwest play football.
Big 10 is not trash. The division Iowa is in is trash though. That other division is TUFF.
The Big 10 has 1.5 ~ 2 very good teams just like every league every year.
Same boring shit threads day after day, year after year.
Usually true, but the #2 team from the SEC just got boatraced by the #4 team in the B1G. Is it a very good B1G or a really shitty SEC?
And therein lies the fallacy of conference "championship" games. They very rarely feature the top two teams in any given conference. Florida wasn't close to the #2 team in the SEC.
So you're saying they should do away with divisions and just go off straight records?
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The Big 10 has 1.5 ~ 2 very good teams just like every league every year.
Same boring shit threads day after day, year after year.