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2015 SEC Discussion

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Systems_id said:
That's literally been their MO for a decade. I don't know how Georgia could fuck up this badly this year though. Even without Chubb they should be able to run the ball at will with their loaded backfield. I shudder to think what a competent coach could do at that university.
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I don't agree they had a loaded backfield. They were an extremely one dimensional team. That one dimension was taken away.
 
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Found this at Tigerdroppings. I lol'ed.

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I love college football.
 
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Finebaum hosts the Paul Finebaum Show heard nationally on ESPN Radio and televised on the SEC Network. Love or hate him, Paul's opinions matter, influencing SEC football programs and fans alike. In his New York Times bestselling book, My Conference Can Beat Your Conference, Finebaum chronicles the rise of the SEC and it path to college football fame.

Revsine is a nationally known sportscaster, sports columnist and journalist who serves as the lead studio host for the Big Ten Network. Dave has been with BTN since its inception in 2007 where he has hosted the network's pregame, halftime and postgame coverage for football and men's basketball. Dave is also the author of the New York Times best-seller, The Opening Kickoff: The Tumultuous Birth of a Football Nation.

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Roundabout said:
If the Playoff model as it is running today was put into action 15 years ago I wonder how the SEC would be viewed and how many National Championships they would have..... I am guessing alot worse....
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Ummmm, no. If the playoff model had been expanded to 8 teams at four sites, one in Chicago, one in NYC, one in the South and one in SF and if Southern teams had been forced to play out of their region as all Big 10 teams must... then I'm guessing the situation might have been different, but someone besides Ohio State was going to have to beat LSU and Florida.
 
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