SEC = AVERAGE OR AWESOME
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CycloneErik
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There was never a reason to think it would be anything else.
They have talent for sure but I'm not sure they're better than all the other conferences on the field. Only way to know is have more inter conference play.
The SEC is overrated. It showed in the playoffs last year and it will show again this year. Look for more excuses and rule changes to come from SEC.
Paul Finebaum sucks a fat one in every conceivable way that a person can suck.
The SEC is clearly talented, NFL players highlight that, but the conference clearly schedules in such a way to help it's teams avoid anything that would question their dominance.
Being that the SEC beats it's chest in all media that it's the best and no one can prove otherwise, yes it's overrated. Still very good and teams who beat their teams should be happy to do so. But top heavy Big 10 has won the last two championships. The Saban/Bama era being over really highlights that the SEC isn't as good as it once was, despite how heavily they stack the decks in their own favor.
The SEC is clearly talented, NFL players highlight that, but the conference clearly schedules in such a way to help it's teams avoid anything that would question their dominance.
Being that the SEC beats it's chest in all media that it's the best and no one can prove otherwise, yes it's overrated. Still very good and teams who beat their teams should be happy to do so. But top heavy Big 10 has won the last two championships. The Saban/Bama era being over really highlights that the SEC isn't as good as it once was, despite how heavily they stack the decks in their own favor.
Its good and might be the best conference, but the propaganda that is constantly pushed is ridiculous.
Nailed it! This isn’t Saban’s sec anymore. Wait until they are playing 9 conference games a year, their propaganda will be working overtime. It’s ramping up this year.
If you look at head to head matchups of our current 16 the b12 is objectively closer to sec and b10 than it is to the acc.
You don't get it, the playoff that every other level of football from high school to the NFL has figured out and implemented is too difficult for the FBS to figure out and implement.
Maybe they should stop adding teams then.
It should have always been just an 8 team playoff with 4-6 conf champs and 2-4 at large bids. Effectively makes it about a 12-18 team playoff with CCG weekend the first round. Would have helped stop the gigantic mega-conference movement too.
Let them have all the at large bids if it’s only 2 or 3 even available, in this current format they’ll always go nuts if they don’t get 4-5 every year.
I sincerely believe that if the playoff was designed by the NCAA and not by television, that's what we would have gotten.
Chase Sowell’s dad had something on Twitter about telling his son that demonstration is greater than conversation. Kinda what you are saying.
It only adds 7 games and includes the CCGs, it’s too perfect. I’d have watched every single one of those games even if it was the evil cash monger conferences…now if it’s $EC vs $EC I’d rather drop a bowling ball on my sack than watch.
NIL and transfer portal has really exposed the SEC this year. In the Texas -Aggie game, you can tell the shorthorns have a very porous offensive line and the Aggies’ secondary are not coached well and are not disciplined, in addition to an offense that is not that good. Every SEC team I see has glaring holes. SEC is living proof that NIL can only be spread so far. It’s awesome.
The teams who don’t play them need a LOSS added for both selection and seeding.
Or just don't play them. Split the 4 conferences into divisions and have division champs get auto bids. Go with 16 teams. No byes. First round games all at home stadiums. Start season a week early.
One way or the other. Right now Notre Dame and a few teams from the money leagues basically get to erase a loss from their resume vs the 4/5 ccg losers.
I don't watch much SEC football, but did watch the Iron Bowl and a couple of others.
What strikes me the most is that the DL in the SEC are just freaking men. Bad ass dudes. You can just tell many of them are future NFL players.
What strikes me the most is that the DL in the SEC are just freaking men. Bad ass dudes. You can just tell many of them are future NFL players.
