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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

How many national championships has every team in the SEC won in the last 70 years outside of Bama, Georgia and LSU? And shall we broach the topic of who has had to cheat to earn them now that NIL and paying players legally coincides exactly with the SEC not only not winning, but not even making the national championship game for three straight seasons? Finebaum can STFU.

Here ya go....it's like 45 if you include oklahoma and Texas but 31 if you don't, going back 81 years to the end of World War 2....which ironically gives them 1 :lol:

Chronological List of National Titles (Since 1945)

Year School Selector / Championship System
1945 Alabama NCF
1950 Kentucky Sagarin
1951 Tennessee AP/UPI
1952 Georgia Tech AP/UPI
1957 Auburn AP
1958 LSU AP/UPI
1959 Ole Miss Berryman/Howell/Sagarin
1960 Ole Miss FWAA
1961 Alabama AP/UPI
1962 Ole Miss Litkenhous
1964 Alabama AP/UPI
1964 Arkansas FWAA
1965 Alabama AP
1973 Alabama UPI
1978 Alabama AP
1979 Alabama AP/UPI
1980 Georgia AP/UPI
1992 Alabama AP/Coaches
1996 Florida AP/Bowl Alliance
1998 Tennessee BCS
2003 LSU BCS
2006 Florida BCS
2007 LSU BCS
2008 Florida BCS
2009 Alabama BCS
2010 Auburn BCS
2011 Alabama BCS
2012 Alabama BCS
2015 Alabama CFP
2017 Alabama CFP
2019 LSU CFP
2020 Alabama CFP
2021 Georgia CFP
2022 Georgia CFP

Title Totals by School (Since 1945)
  • Alabama: 14 titles
  • LSU: 4 titles
  • Florida, Georgia, & Ole Miss: 3 titles each
  • Auburn & Tennessee: 2 titles each
  • Arkansas, Kentucky, & Georgia Tech: 1 title each

Just sayin': Not too many people would remember that Georgia Tech was in the SEC back in 1952.......:lol:
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TN RB David Gabriel Georges (Tennessee Verbal)

I will say this. If, as reported, he actually just liked UT better than OSU without money being considered, they’re idiots for paying him a premium over what OSU offered.
Per 11w poster:
I know we’re all DONE with DGG but I just thought I’d pass it on..talked to one of the tOSU at coaches at church yesterday and he confirmed the private jet rumor. His family is getting use of one for all the games. Smh. Also stated to look out for Isaiah West to breakout.
No way would expect OSU not only to give him a 7 figure deal that high, but in no way would I want them to also provide PJ access to his family.

Kudos to him for getting it though. Get paid young man
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2026 World Cup (Official Thread)

FIFA President Lashes Out at Critics in Stunning Instagram Rant

Gianni Infantino sought to defend a handful of controversies from the 2026 World Cup.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has accused critics of some of the 2026 World Cup’s controversies of “spreading hate” in a shocking social media rant.

Infantino faced questions over his personal conduct during the tournament, particularly relating to his relationship with United States President Trump and the circumstances surrounding the suspension of a ban for USMNT striker Folarin Balogun.

The finances involved with the tournament, the introduction of hydration breaks and travel difficulties for players and fans of certain nationalities also marred what turned out to be a record-breaking World Cup for FIFA.

In an attempt to defend those issues, Infantino released a 15-page Instagram statement to just shy of six million followers, with the post also shared to FIFA’s eight million followers, urging those highlighting the controversies of the tournament to “meditate and pray” and focus on all the positives.

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VISA Issues Facing Iran​

One of the biggest pre-tournament concerns revolved around the conflict between the United States and Iran, which initially created questions over whether Iran would even be permitted to attend the tournament this summer. President Trump had urged Iran to avoid the World Cup “for their own safety.”

Iran was ultimately permitted to attend but was met with strict regulations banning them from residing in the United States throughout the tournament. The players were only granted access the day before matches and were forced to leave shortly after the final whistle. Infantino was publicly questioned for his failure to provide better conditions for the team.

“Every city was packed with fans from all around the globe,” Infantino explained. “While they celebrated, you were busy planting seeds of hate. Our world needs love, not hate; tolerance, not division; celebration, not mourning.

“While you spread hatred, we worked tirelessly to unite two countries at war. Iran entered the United States without incident or conflict. When the Iranian team began playing, all the chants against them turned into a single song. The fans became the country, they became the team, and they stood behind Team Melli. This is the power of football. The Iranian team received visas to enter because football is about peace. It’s not about politics. Football is about unity, not division. Football is bigger than hate and discrimination.

“Countries facing serious health issues or other challenges were granted visas. Their teams competing and fans cheering filled millions of people back home with hope and, if only for a moment worth eternity, with joy and pride.

“You mentioned the few people denied visas and overlooked the millions who were approved, from all parts of the world. Because football unites the world, and it was demonstrated impressively this summer.

“Or when football brought Haiti to the world, a country that many cannot or choose not to visit, it might be time to set aside your pens and keyboards and show some respect to the teams that played with their hearts, that competed hard, the countries that contributed, the fans who traveled, and the children from everywhere who want to dream big. Maybe it’s time to show some love.”


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Should semipro/college players be paid, or allowed to sell their stuff? (NIL and Revenue Sharing)

Stanford players are maybe taking the first meaningful step toward unionization.

It's worth the read. They make some good points and it's all very much in the spirit of "make it exist, then make it perfect" kind of view which is the only way all of this gets sorted imo. They also take a slap at Penn State out of nowhere so there is that too.

"There's some legislation going on trying to standardize a lot of the stuff in college football and give us a legal standard. I have a couple issues with it," Umeh said. "College football players should have a voice on the future. They know what works best for them and their teams. I'm not saying college football should be run by the players, but I think the players should have more of a voice."

That is what I have been getting at regarding the proposed bill from congress. The players have no say, it's just the old powers that be trying to still be the only powers that be and dressing it up in language of "good for the sport".

Personally, I don't see why the good football players or basketball players would want to voluntarily join up but overall, this step does have to be taken.

I also still don't see how you lump nonrevenue athletes with revenue athletes but time will tell.
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