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Oh its recruiting that makes teams great, huh? You do realize OSU and scUM finished #1/#2 in national recruiting last year.
Talent? Didn't I already look up for you the talent the B1G has nationally versus the Miami players you THOUGHT were good? lol.
So why are teams like Florida, SC, Notre Dame, Georgia, Ole Miss, Washington, USC, Pitt, etc. not in the top 5, top 10, or even a dominant team this year? Since its all about recruiting.
Im not looking at it with bias. Im looking at it in STATS. Do you know what stats are? They are the things that strip away peoples emotions and feelings and tell the story like it is.
Fact - SEC teams do NOT field good defenses:
#118 TAMU
#92 Kentucky
#88 Auburn
#75 Tenn
#63 Ole Miss
#57 Georgia
#56 Arkansas
#50 Missouri
#43 LSU
#35 Miss St
#36 Vandy
#21 South Carolina
#4 Florida
#5 Alabama
Again. You want to talk about inflation and overrated? Highlighted above are the defenses this "amazing" and "explosive" Alabama team will have/has faced all season long. Not one conference opponent inside the top 35 nationally!
So please, stop telling me how great the SEC is when their offenses are going up against scrubs.
No, it's not.
Here is the SEC record since the start of the BCS era in 1998:
SEC vs. PAC-12 regular season: 10-12
SEC vs. PAC-12 bowl games: 1-0
SEC vs. Big 12 regular season: 6-10
SEC vs. Big 12 bowl games: 21-8
SEC vs. ACC regular season: 42-36
SEC vs. ACC bowl games: 16-9
SEC vs. Big 10 regular season: 7-4
SEC vs. Big 10 bowl games: 19-19
SEC vs. Big East regular season: 16-15
SEC vs. Big East bowl game: 3-8
Which conference has been better than the SEC since the BCS era?
Also doesn't help that the Big TEN has won 1.5 national championships in the last 40 some years.
In terms of NC's or BCS Bowl wins?
You have no clue, you're such a a homer, you're not even worth arguing with.Oh its recruiting that makes teams great, huh? You do realize OSU and scUM finished #1/#2 in national recruiting last year.
Talent? Didn't I already look up for you the talent the B1G has nationally versus the Miami players you THOUGHT were good? lol.
So why are teams like Florida, SC, Notre Dame, Georgia, Ole Miss, Washington, USC, Pitt, etc. not in the top 5, top 10, or even a dominant team this year? Since its all about recruiting.
Im not looking at it with bias. Im looking at it in STATS. Do you know what stats are? They are the things that strip away peoples emotions and feelings and tell the story like it is.
Fact - SEC teams do NOT field good defenses:
#118 TAMU
#92 Kentucky
#88 Auburn
#75 Tenn
#63 Ole Miss
#57 Georgia
#56 Arkansas
#50 Missouri
#43 LSU
#35 Miss St
#36 Vandy
#21 South Carolina
#4 Florida
#5 Alabama
Again. You want to talk about inflation and overrated? Highlighted above are the defenses this "amazing" and "explosive" Alabama team will have/has faced all season long. Not one conference opponent inside the top 35 nationally!
So please, stop telling me how great the SEC is when their offenses are going up against scrubs.
No one is saying they haven't had some great teams. No one is saying they suck. What I'm saying is their top to bottom awesomeness is highly exaggerated. When was the last time TAMU or Mizzou did this well in the Big 12? Why is it that when the B1G adds a national power with someone recent success, they get exposed, yet the mighty, untouchable SEC adds two middling Big 12 teams that hadn't won but a couple conf titles in 30 years and they're competing for titles by year two.Which conference has been better than the SEC since the BCS era?
Also doesn't help that the Big TEN has won 1.5 national championships in the last 40 some years.
Go over to CBS and argue with those troglodytes. We're talking about BiG games in here today not the fuckin SEC.You have no clue, you're such a a homer, you're not even worth arguing with.
You have no clue, you're such a a homer, you're not even worth arguing with.