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For those who say the SEC isn't strong top to bottom
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goldy21
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Thats not remotely true. CBS has the first pick of SEC games each week and the rest are all on the ESPN family of networks.
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
Jeez man, you still don't get it. I like your will to persevere through stupidity, though.
It's Christmas, be nice snow and duff.
So why do you only talk about the corndogs? I may not have a degree from CU, but I'd bet I've attended far more games in Folsom than you have.
this is allbuffs.condensed.
snarky chick talk is what we do here.
we're like the oprah winfrey network except without the pretentiousness.
fify.
sheesh, darth.
when you say...
it makes me feel...
because...
do we have to do the counseling program again?
Only counseling I will agree to involves you being silent and sending me a nice bottle of scotch.
You know the rules. Pics.
Tractor
Club Member
I hate to bring this into this thread, but here's some FACTS:
The "bottom" of the SEC:
3rd worst: Arkansas 4-8 (2-6)
OOC wins: Jacksonville State, Tulsa
OOC Losses: LA-Monroe, Rutgers
All of those games were at home.
Conference wins: @Auburn, Kentucky.
Spoiler alert: Auburn and Kentucky also make this list
2nd worst: Auburn 3-9 (0-8)
OOC wins: LA-Monroe (OT), New Mexico State, Alabama A+M
OOC losses: Clemson
All of those games were at home
Conference wins: None
And the biggest loser: Kentucky 2-10 (0-8)
OOC wins: Kent State, Samford
OOC Losses: @Louisville, Western Kentucky (OT)
Conference wins: None
Interesting tidbit: CU, mired in arguably the worst season ever, won just as many road games as the 3 worst teams in the SEC COMBINED!
:rofl:
Interesting tidbit #2: If I'm doing this right, these 3 teams combined to beat 0 BCS teams outside of the bottom 2 of the SEC.
Interesting tidbit #3: I'm not really up on division 1 vs division 2 teams, but all three of these teams combined to beat NMState and Tulsa. A grand total of 2 Division 1 teams outside of the bottom 2 of the SEC.
Interesting tidbit #4: Kind of obvious, but 0 top 25 wins.
Comparison with the PAC worst 3:
California: wins against Southern Utah, #25 UCLA, @Washington State
Washington State: wins against Eastern Washington, @UNLV, #25 Washington (OT)
Dear Ol' CU: @ Wash State
Tidbit: All three PAC12 crap teams won on the road.
Tidbit: Wins against 2 BCS teams outside of the bottom 3 of the PAC12
Tidbit: Wins against 3 Division 1 teams.
Tidbit: Wins against 2 ranked opponents when they played.
Conclusion: PAC12 is a taller midget than the SEC!!! YAY!!!
/thread?
The "bottom" of the SEC:
3rd worst: Arkansas 4-8 (2-6)
OOC wins: Jacksonville State, Tulsa
OOC Losses: LA-Monroe, Rutgers
All of those games were at home.
Conference wins: @Auburn, Kentucky.
Spoiler alert: Auburn and Kentucky also make this list
2nd worst: Auburn 3-9 (0-8)
OOC wins: LA-Monroe (OT), New Mexico State, Alabama A+M
OOC losses: Clemson
All of those games were at home
Conference wins: None
And the biggest loser: Kentucky 2-10 (0-8)
OOC wins: Kent State, Samford
OOC Losses: @Louisville, Western Kentucky (OT)
Conference wins: None
Interesting tidbit: CU, mired in arguably the worst season ever, won just as many road games as the 3 worst teams in the SEC COMBINED!
:rofl:
Interesting tidbit #2: If I'm doing this right, these 3 teams combined to beat 0 BCS teams outside of the bottom 2 of the SEC.
Interesting tidbit #3: I'm not really up on division 1 vs division 2 teams, but all three of these teams combined to beat NMState and Tulsa. A grand total of 2 Division 1 teams outside of the bottom 2 of the SEC.
Interesting tidbit #4: Kind of obvious, but 0 top 25 wins.
Comparison with the PAC worst 3:
California: wins against Southern Utah, #25 UCLA, @Washington State
Washington State: wins against Eastern Washington, @UNLV, #25 Washington (OT)
Dear Ol' CU: @ Wash State
Tidbit: All three PAC12 crap teams won on the road.
Tidbit: Wins against 2 BCS teams outside of the bottom 3 of the PAC12
Tidbit: Wins against 3 Division 1 teams.
Tidbit: Wins against 2 ranked opponents when they played.
Conclusion: PAC12 is a taller midget than the SEC!!! YAY!!!
/thread?
fify
I said mostly. Maybe I meant only the games that matter.
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...and mostly is not correct.
77buff
Well-Known Member
How #[]cking stupid is that? Washington crushed CU, and just lost to Boise ST. Check your popeye - Washington got beat 41-3 by LSU, and the score wasn't that close. Missouri prisoned sexed us for years, and won 1 game in the SEC. Your'e so full of $#!T it's comming out of your ears.
77buff
Well-Known Member
The thread was about the SEC, not LSU. You don't see me bitching about how bad CU football is because I want them to be successful. And I have been to about 120 something CU games.
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When did you get your SEC tattoo?
77buff
Well-Known Member
I lived in the Colorado Springs, Denver area for 20 years after I graduated from CU. I have been to alot more Big 8 and Big 12 games than SEC games.
So I was right. Good to know.
Only one poster on this board didn't realize The Monk was baiting you, or outright joking. Wanna guess who that was?
Christ is that guy dumb!
77buff
Well-Known Member
That's not far from making statements like Ole Miss, Tennessee, Vandy, Auburn, and Missouri are bad teams. Missouri sure didn't have any trouble winning in the Big 12. They just discovered the bar went way up on them when they got on the field in the Southeastern Conference. I'm not saying they are good teams, but I don't think any of the bottom feeders in other conferences could beat them.
Just my opinion, but Vandy is going to a bowl game this year, Mississippi too. 9 teams from the SEC are in bowl games this year. Auburn and Tennessee didn't win, but I guarantee you both of those teams have alot of good players. If the SEC isn't the strongest conference top to bottom, then you tell me who is?
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the big east?