So 2 SEC teams win on the road by double digits against the 10th and 11th-ranked teams in the BCS standings. Oh man, that's gonna hurt the arguments of those saying the SEC is over-rated.
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Top 6 SEC teams v bottom 8 SEC Teams
- Thread starter Jens1893
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Silences me. SEC champion should play Notre Dame. I don't even see how there could be a debate.
Pretty impressive wins. Florida winning was the real surprise to me.
And two black eyes for the ACC. What the hell happened to that conference?
Honestly, as weak as the ACC is and as much as I like to ridicule that conference, I still thought that FSU and Clemson were 2 of the more under-rated teams nationally and expected them to win today given they were both playing at home.
Likewise. The conference recruits reasonably well and always has a ton of talent drafted. I just don't get it.
Walter White
Member
When the SEC plays out of conference BCS teams, they typically win, especially in bowl games and MNC games. The results are there. It's hard to argue against wins.
Most SEC teams play at least one legit OOC game each year. Bama played Michigan and crushed them. Florida plays FSU. LSU has been playing p12 teams.
Oregon losing to Stanford was a disaster for fun football. ND vs. Bama will totally suck. zzzzzz LSU v. Bama last year was unwatchable.
Most SEC teams play at least one legit OOC game each year. Bama played Michigan and crushed them. Florida plays FSU. LSU has been playing p12 teams.
Oregon losing to Stanford was a disaster for fun football. ND vs. Bama will totally suck. zzzzzz LSU v. Bama last year was unwatchable.
They were talking on the radio the other day and saying how the ACC is 2nd to the SEC over the last 10 years I think it was in putting players in the NFL. I forget the exact time frame but you get the point.
Ozbuff
Member
I think Oregon could make an argument. They convincingly beat everyone they played except for their loss to a very good Stanford team. Stanford got the closest to beating ND so far this year. For pure entertainment value it's a shame that Oregon won't be in the title game.
No shot since UF is awaiting UGA's loss to Alabama to get into the BCS at-large world.
Bama Charlie
Well-Known Member
The 3rd and 6th best team in the SEC beat the 1st and 2nd ACC team on their field. That is why FSU is ranked 10th in the BCS with one loss and UF is 4th. That is why a one loss SEC team goes above any other one loss team.
Bama Charlie
Well-Known Member
I think it is going to be a GREAT game. You guys can watch MASH reruns.
Ozbuff
Member
I think you'll be watching MASH reruns after UGA wins the SEC title game.
Ozbuff
Member
Too bad. Would be an epic match up.
I see no problem with Alabama playing for the championship. Florida was already proven to be a good team, but that win over FSU clinched it as an elite team. I still think Georgia's schedule is hilariously bad.
Oregon can't complain about Alabama getting in over them because they themselves played a crappy OOC schedule. Alabama played Michigan + will win their conference. I aint mad.
Oregon can't complain about Alabama getting in over them because they themselves played a crappy OOC schedule. Alabama played Michigan + will win their conference. I aint mad.
