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Oh for fuck's sake. I laid out the facts for you. You can go look up who's put more players into the NFL while you're at it. They have earned that media hype 100%. Head and shoulders above the rest of the nation over the last 15 years or so. Yeah, the media goes a bit overboard. Especially ESPN. But that doesn't change the facts and the justification for calling the SEC the best conference.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Wow, six games out of 48? How many times do they play shitshows like McNeese St, Troy, Furman, Citadel, and other directional schools Sherlock? Great case you have there. They were playing shit o.o.c. schedules for a long time, started to get away with it after winning a couple NCs, and now (sadly) other conferences followed, and it's dragged down college football in the process. You need to go back beyond the late 2000s. I'm guessing you're one of the types who started following college football as a sophomore in college or something. There's nothing wrong with that, but this goes back a while.PurpleJ said:
They don't really play anyone out of conference, huh? Have you seen our non-conference schedule? We are in no position to talk, and everyone schedules cupcakes.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
They don't really play anybody out of conference, they play 8 games, they get an unbalanced amount of media hype etc. If everyone was held to the same standard it would be different. You've been on here on a regular basis. Surely you've read Puppy's and my reasoning.PurpleJ said:
Why does the SEC bother you so much? Jealous?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:but..but ESPN said the SEC is a NFL developmental league! It's so special! As if the rest of D1a isn't the same f****** thing
Tennessee plays at Oklahoma this year, South Carolina goes to Clemson, Georgia gets Clemson at home, LSU plays Wisconsin, Auburn goes to K State, I think Florida plays FSU every year.
Last year Florida played FSU and at Miami, Georgia went to Clemson, South Carolina hosted Clemson and went to UCF, LSU played TCU at a neutral site, Tennessee went to Oregon, Ole Miss went to Texas.
Then there's the fact that they won 7 BCS titles in a row, with 9 total. Guess how many the other conferences have combined? FIVE. The next best conferences, Big 12 and ACC, only have TWO. The SEC also has the best winning percentage out of all the major conferences in BCS bowls.
The hype is justified, and frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing you and plss doog it up about it.
It says a lot that you are siding with plss on a football argument. Think about that for a bit.
I've never said they aren't good, but they are overrated. When you start out with seven or eight teams in the top 25, and 3-5 in the top 12, it's way easier to remain highly ranked.
Here's a scenario:
South Carolina starts out ranked 8th, goes 5-0, climbs up to 3rd, then loses a close one at no. 6 LSU. Media morons harp about how they shouldn't even drop a spot because the SEC is almost as good as the Jaguars etc., you're going to get beat up playing each other...maybe they should drop one spot, or two, but that's it! They're still in the NC hunt! They only lost one game! It's the SEC! What I wrote is only a slight embellishment. Listen to some of these morons sometime.
If I had a dime for every time a fucktard Pac-Twoolve fan spewed hatred for the SEC, I'd be a millionaire. It's pretty fucking stupid to argue that they don't play anyone, when they dominate in BCS bowls and title games. "They played a weak OOC schedule to get there, so they didn't deserve to be in the national title games that they won!!!!1" Great logic there. Overrated my ass! -
I probably mention this about once a year, but it bears repeating: The Florida Gators haven't played a regular-season, non-conference game outside the state of Florida since 1993.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Wow, six games out of 48? How many times do they play shitshows like McNeese St, Troy, Furman, Citadel, and other directional schools Sherlock? Great case you have there. They were playing shit o.o.c. schedules for a long time, started to get away with it after winning a couple NCs, and now (sadly) other conferences followed, and it's dragged down college football in the process. You need to go back beyond the late 2000s. I'm guessing you're one of the types who started following college football as a sophomore in college or something. There's nothing wrong with that, but this goes back a while.PurpleJ said:
They don't really play anyone out of conference, huh? Have you seen our non-conference schedule? We are in no position to talk, and everyone schedules cupcakes.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
They don't really play anybody out of conference, they play 8 games, they get an unbalanced amount of media hype etc. If everyone was held to the same standard it would be different. You've been on here on a regular basis. Surely you've read Puppy's and my reasoning.PurpleJ said:
Why does the SEC bother you so much? Jealous?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:but..but ESPN said the SEC is a NFL developmental league! It's so special! As if the rest of D1a isn't the same f****** thing
Tennessee plays at Oklahoma this year, South Carolina goes to Clemson, Georgia gets Clemson at home, LSU plays Wisconsin, Auburn goes to K State, I think Florida plays FSU every year.
Last year Florida played FSU and at Miami, Georgia went to Clemson, South Carolina hosted Clemson and went to UCF, LSU played TCU at a neutral site, Tennessee went to Oregon, Ole Miss went to Texas.
Then there's the fact that they won 7 BCS titles in a row, with 9 total. Guess how many the other conferences have combined? FIVE. The next best conferences, Big 12 and ACC, only have TWO. The SEC also has the best winning percentage out of all the major conferences in BCS bowls.
The hype is justified, and frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing you and plss doog it up about it.
It says a lot that you are siding with plss on a football argument. Think about that for a bit.
I've never said they aren't good, but they are overrated. When you start out with seven or eight teams in the top 25, and 3-5 in the top 12, it's way easier to remain highly ranked.
Here's a scenario:
South Carolina starts out ranked 8th, goes 5-0, climbs up to 3rd, then loses a close one at no. 6 LSU. Media morons harp about how they shouldn't even drop a spot because the SEC is almost as good as the Jaguars etc., you're going to get beat up playing each other...maybe they should drop one spot, or two, but that's it! They're still in the NC hunt! They only lost one game! It's the SEC! What I wrote is only a slight embellishment. Listen to some of these morons sometime. -
And they play FSU every year, Miami about every other year.TTJ said:
I probably mention this about once a year, but it bears repeating: The Florida Gators haven't played a regular-season, non-conference game outside the state of Florida since 1993.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Wow, six games out of 48? How many times do they play shitshows like McNeese St, Troy, Furman, Citadel, and other directional schools Sherlock? Great case you have there. They were playing shit o.o.c. schedules for a long time, started to get away with it after winning a couple NCs, and now (sadly) other conferences followed, and it's dragged down college football in the process. You need to go back beyond the late 2000s. I'm guessing you're one of the types who started following college football as a sophomore in college or something. There's nothing wrong with that, but this goes back a while.PurpleJ said:
They don't really play anyone out of conference, huh? Have you seen our non-conference schedule? We are in no position to talk, and everyone schedules cupcakes.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
They don't really play anybody out of conference, they play 8 games, they get an unbalanced amount of media hype etc. If everyone was held to the same standard it would be different. You've been on here on a regular basis. Surely you've read Puppy's and my reasoning.PurpleJ said:
Why does the SEC bother you so much? Jealous?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:but..but ESPN said the SEC is a NFL developmental league! It's so special! As if the rest of D1a isn't the same f****** thing
Tennessee plays at Oklahoma this year, South Carolina goes to Clemson, Georgia gets Clemson at home, LSU plays Wisconsin, Auburn goes to K State, I think Florida plays FSU every year.
Last year Florida played FSU and at Miami, Georgia went to Clemson, South Carolina hosted Clemson and went to UCF, LSU played TCU at a neutral site, Tennessee went to Oregon, Ole Miss went to Texas.
Then there's the fact that they won 7 BCS titles in a row, with 9 total. Guess how many the other conferences have combined? FIVE. The next best conferences, Big 12 and ACC, only have TWO. The SEC also has the best winning percentage out of all the major conferences in BCS bowls.
The hype is justified, and frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing you and plss doog it up about it.
It says a lot that you are siding with plss on a football argument. Think about that for a bit.
I've never said they aren't good, but they are overrated. When you start out with seven or eight teams in the top 25, and 3-5 in the top 12, it's way easier to remain highly ranked.
Here's a scenario:
South Carolina starts out ranked 8th, goes 5-0, climbs up to 3rd, then loses a close one at no. 6 LSU. Media morons harp about how they shouldn't even drop a spot because the SEC is almost as good as the Jaguars etc., you're going to get beat up playing each other...maybe they should drop one spot, or two, but that's it! They're still in the NC hunt! They only lost one game! It's the SEC! What I wrote is only a slight embellishment. Listen to some of these morons sometime.
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Asu went to the pac 12 title game last year. Enough said on thatRoadDawg55 said:
Huh? I wasn't arguing about the strength of the SEC. I was merely pointing out how Missouri made the conference title game.doogsinparadise said:
This doesn't really help your point.RoadDawg55 said:Not arguing about the SEC, but Missouri got to the SEC title game because they didn't play Alabama, LSU, or Auburn in the regular season. They also play in the SEC East which was shit last year. Florida and Georgia sucked. South Carolina was decent, but nothing special.
The SEC was overrated last year. Florida, Georgia, and A&M weren't as good as anticipated. Then again, Missouri and Auburn were better than expected. It balanced out, but it wasn't the SEC's strongest year.
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Since 2008, UF has played UMiami and MiamiU an equal number of times. Once each.PurpleJ said:
And they play FSU every year, Miami about every other year.TTJ said:
I probably mention this about once a year, but it bears repeating: The Florida Gators haven't played a regular-season, non-conference game outside the state of Florida since 1993.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Wow, six games out of 48? How many times do they play shitshows like McNeese St, Troy, Furman, Citadel, and other directional schools Sherlock? Great case you have there. They were playing shit o.o.c. schedules for a long time, started to get away with it after winning a couple NCs, and now (sadly) other conferences followed, and it's dragged down college football in the process. You need to go back beyond the late 2000s. I'm guessing you're one of the types who started following college football as a sophomore in college or something. There's nothing wrong with that, but this goes back a while.PurpleJ said:
They don't really play anyone out of conference, huh? Have you seen our non-conference schedule? We are in no position to talk, and everyone schedules cupcakes.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
They don't really play anybody out of conference, they play 8 games, they get an unbalanced amount of media hype etc. If everyone was held to the same standard it would be different. You've been on here on a regular basis. Surely you've read Puppy's and my reasoning.PurpleJ said:
Why does the SEC bother you so much? Jealous?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:but..but ESPN said the SEC is a NFL developmental league! It's so special! As if the rest of D1a isn't the same f****** thing
Tennessee plays at Oklahoma this year, South Carolina goes to Clemson, Georgia gets Clemson at home, LSU plays Wisconsin, Auburn goes to K State, I think Florida plays FSU every year.
Last year Florida played FSU and at Miami, Georgia went to Clemson, South Carolina hosted Clemson and went to UCF, LSU played TCU at a neutral site, Tennessee went to Oregon, Ole Miss went to Texas.
Then there's the fact that they won 7 BCS titles in a row, with 9 total. Guess how many the other conferences have combined? FIVE. The next best conferences, Big 12 and ACC, only have TWO. The SEC also has the best winning percentage out of all the major conferences in BCS bowls.
The hype is justified, and frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing you and plss doog it up about it.
It says a lot that you are siding with plss on a football argument. Think about that for a bit.
I've never said they aren't good, but they are overrated. When you start out with seven or eight teams in the top 25, and 3-5 in the top 12, it's way easier to remain highly ranked.
Here's a scenario:
South Carolina starts out ranked 8th, goes 5-0, climbs up to 3rd, then loses a close one at no. 6 LSU. Media morons harp about how they shouldn't even drop a spot because the SEC is almost as good as the Jaguars etc., you're going to get beat up playing each other...maybe they should drop one spot, or two, but that's it! They're still in the NC hunt! They only lost one game! It's the SEC! What I wrote is only a slight embellishment. Listen to some of these morons sometime. -
I recall it being more frequent than that prior to 2008. Good point, though.TTJ said:
Since 2008, UF has played UMiami and MiamiU an equal number of times. Once each.PurpleJ said:
And they play FSU every year, Miami about every other year.TTJ said:
I probably mention this about once a year, but it bears repeating: The Florida Gators haven't played a regular-season, non-conference game outside the state of Florida since 1993.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Wow, six games out of 48? How many times do they play shitshows like McNeese St, Troy, Furman, Citadel, and other directional schools Sherlock? Great case you have there. They were playing shit o.o.c. schedules for a long time, started to get away with it after winning a couple NCs, and now (sadly) other conferences followed, and it's dragged down college football in the process. You need to go back beyond the late 2000s. I'm guessing you're one of the types who started following college football as a sophomore in college or something. There's nothing wrong with that, but this goes back a while.PurpleJ said:
They don't really play anyone out of conference, huh? Have you seen our non-conference schedule? We are in no position to talk, and everyone schedules cupcakes.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
They don't really play anybody out of conference, they play 8 games, they get an unbalanced amount of media hype etc. If everyone was held to the same standard it would be different. You've been on here on a regular basis. Surely you've read Puppy's and my reasoning.PurpleJ said:
Why does the SEC bother you so much? Jealous?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:but..but ESPN said the SEC is a NFL developmental league! It's so special! As if the rest of D1a isn't the same f****** thing
Tennessee plays at Oklahoma this year, South Carolina goes to Clemson, Georgia gets Clemson at home, LSU plays Wisconsin, Auburn goes to K State, I think Florida plays FSU every year.
Last year Florida played FSU and at Miami, Georgia went to Clemson, South Carolina hosted Clemson and went to UCF, LSU played TCU at a neutral site, Tennessee went to Oregon, Ole Miss went to Texas.
Then there's the fact that they won 7 BCS titles in a row, with 9 total. Guess how many the other conferences have combined? FIVE. The next best conferences, Big 12 and ACC, only have TWO. The SEC also has the best winning percentage out of all the major conferences in BCS bowls.
The hype is justified, and frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing you and plss doog it up about it.
It says a lot that you are siding with plss on a football argument. Think about that for a bit.
I've never said they aren't good, but they are overrated. When you start out with seven or eight teams in the top 25, and 3-5 in the top 12, it's way easier to remain highly ranked.
Here's a scenario:
South Carolina starts out ranked 8th, goes 5-0, climbs up to 3rd, then loses a close one at no. 6 LSU. Media morons harp about how they shouldn't even drop a spot because the SEC is almost as good as the Jaguars etc., you're going to get beat up playing each other...maybe they should drop one spot, or two, but that's it! They're still in the NC hunt! They only lost one game! It's the SEC! What I wrote is only a slight embellishment. Listen to some of these morons sometime.
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Is that an excuse? The SEC is the "best" conference in the land. Not just the SEC "west". Roadie, Mizzou came within a cunt hair from beating Auburn of the almighty "west". The same team WSU came within a cunt hair of beating at Jordan hare. Cough up that SEC semen roaddoogs.RoadDawg55 said:Not arguing about the SEC, but Missouri got to the SEC title game because they didn't play Alabama, LSU, or Auburn in the regular season. They also play in the SEC East which was shit last year. Florida and Georgia sucked. South Carolina was decent, but nothing special.
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Purple you are fucking ignant . Until the SEC proves it out of conference like the pac12, big10 and big12 does you can swallow the amount of players sent to the NFL. 4 teams send the majority of players. LSU sent 9 bitch, Alabama similar bla bla. Alabama is playing SC, LSU the badgers. Keep scheduling like that AND winning...and I'll respect the SEC. Oklahoma showed just how good all that talent at Alabama was. Fuck your dumbass painfully j!PurpleJ said:
Oh for fuck's sake. I laid out the facts for you. You can go look up who's put more players into the NFL while you're at it. They have earned that media hype 100%. Head and shoulders above the rest of the nation over the last 15 years or so. Yeah, the media goes a bit overboard. Especially ESPN. But that doesn't change the facts and the justification for calling the SEC the best conference.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Wow, six games out of 48? How many times do they play shitshows like McNeese St, Troy, Furman, Citadel, and other directional schools Sherlock? Great case you have there. They were playing shit o.o.c. schedules for a long time, started to get away with it after winning a couple NCs, and now (sadly) other conferences followed, and it's dragged down college football in the process. You need to go back beyond the late 2000s. I'm guessing you're one of the types who started following college football as a sophomore in college or something. There's nothing wrong with that, but this goes back a while.PurpleJ said:
They don't really play anyone out of conference, huh? Have you seen our non-conference schedule? We are in no position to talk, and everyone schedules cupcakes.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
They don't really play anybody out of conference, they play 8 games, they get an unbalanced amount of media hype etc. If everyone was held to the same standard it would be different. You've been on here on a regular basis. Surely you've read Puppy's and my reasoning.PurpleJ said:
Why does the SEC bother you so much? Jealous?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:but..but ESPN said the SEC is a NFL developmental league! It's so special! As if the rest of D1a isn't the same f****** thing
Tennessee plays at Oklahoma this year, South Carolina goes to Clemson, Georgia gets Clemson at home, LSU plays Wisconsin, Auburn goes to K State, I think Florida plays FSU every year.
Last year Florida played FSU and at Miami, Georgia went to Clemson, South Carolina hosted Clemson and went to UCF, LSU played TCU at a neutral site, Tennessee went to Oregon, Ole Miss went to Texas.
Then there's the fact that they won 7 BCS titles in a row, with 9 total. Guess how many the other conferences have combined? FIVE. The next best conferences, Big 12 and ACC, only have TWO. The SEC also has the best winning percentage out of all the major conferences in BCS bowls.
The hype is justified, and frankly, I'm sick and tired of hearing you and plss doog it up about it.
It says a lot that you are siding with plss on a football argument. Think about that for a bit.
I've never said they aren't good, but they are overrated. When you start out with seven or eight teams in the top 25, and 3-5 in the top 12, it's way easier to remain highly ranked.
Here's a scenario:
South Carolina starts out ranked 8th, goes 5-0, climbs up to 3rd, then loses a close one at no. 6 LSU. Media morons harp about how they shouldn't even drop a spot because the SEC is almost as good as the Jaguars etc., you're going to get beat up playing each other...maybe they should drop one spot, or two, but that's it! They're still in the NC hunt! They only lost one game! It's the SEC! What I wrote is only a slight embellishment. Listen to some of these morons sometime.
If I had a dime for every time a fucktard Pac-Twoolve fan spewed hatred for the SEC, I'd be a millionaire. It's pretty fucking stupid to argue that they don't play anyone, when they dominate in BCS bowls and title games. "They played a weak OOC schedule to get there, so they didn't deserve to be in the national title games that they won!!!!1" Great logic there. Overrated my ass! -
The 7 - title run is bogus. 1 of those pitted 2 sec teams against each other. How can another conference prove anything? Now Slive and ESPN expect 2 teams in the playoff each year. Can't wait to see Bambi and Georgia lose each year against the other conferences held out of the previous BCS championships. There will be no more easy paths to the title for Slime and Co. Play or pay bitch
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