No, they are not pretty clearly the best quality college football. That's the whole damn point.
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Bufffan68
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Absolutely. As devil's advocate, as a conference, their fans are the most serious about CFB. But WTF else do you have to do in Alabama and Mississippi anyway.
Big 10 has some serious fan bases as well along to go with a lot of NFL fans that don't exist in the south.
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Pretty sure the SEC is limited to Mississippi and Alabama. The other states are just cling-ons.
Wait.What? No.
For funnsies, you should watch an SEC team play a Top 25 OOC opponent. Then get back to me.
Top to bottom, it's Pac 12. "We" could make up close to 1/3 of the top 25 by season's end.
I saw one publication ranked Bama as the pre season #1 (which is ridiculous in my mind) and then saw a Tweet shortly thereafter that said Alabama's 5 QBs have a combined 100 career passes and 5 TDs and their returning 4 WRs have 40 career catches and 1 TD. I'm sure they'll be good, as always, but can't see them contending for the NC this year.
In a few years, the B1G could be looked at pretty respectably if Harbaugh is able to get Michigan back to prominence and Reilly does the same for Nebraska. Michigan, Ohio State, Wiscy, MSU and NU would be a formidable conference.
I saw one publication ranked Bama as the pre season #1 (which is ridiculous in my mind) and then saw a Tweet shortly thereafter that said Alabama's 5 QBs have a combined 100 career passes and 5 TDs and their returning 4 WRs have 40 career catches and 1 TD. I'm sure they'll be good, as always, but can't see them contending for the NC this year.
In a few years, the B1G could be looked at pretty respectably if Harbaugh is able to get Michigan back to prominence and Reilly does the same for Nebraska. Michigan, Ohio State, Wiscy, MSU and NU would be a formidable conference.
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Finished #1 in power rankings and dominated the NFL draft this spring.
Generally and normally, I'd give the nod to the SEC. Considering recruiting grounds, it's going to be the SEC most years. But the Pac-12 is a solid #2 that can give the SEC a run for its money. I think most SEC fans see it that way, too, and the Pac-12 is respected. My belief is that's what is benefiting CU in recruiting efforts in GA and FL -- the opportunity to play in the Pac-12 being more valuable than a B1G, Big 12 or ACC offer.
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Who's aver? Was that a typo and are you referring to Derrick Henry?
It was better for them before the mini-tournament last year. When it was the Alabama invitational, the sec was always going to have a representative in the game. SEC west got exposed in the bowl season last year. SEC east was mediocre all year. I think it says something that Missouri has won their division twice in the four years they've been in the conference. They only won two in the sixteen (?) years they were in the big xii. And they were in the North. It's a great conference, but I think the PAC is gaining on them if not passing them by a neck.
PAC XII football is much more entertaining (to me).
California produces the most NFL players by a large margin over Texas and Florida, btw.
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The SEC is an amazing conference especially considering they have two of their top programs down at the moment (Tennessee and Florida) compared to the PAC-12 only having one down program (USC). I have always enjoyed defense but I know I am in the minority which is why a lot of people prefer the offensive style of the Pac. One of my favorite games over the last ten years was the 6-3 (I believe) LSU, Alabama game a couple years ago. I have never seen two defenses fight so hard every single play of the game.
I'd like to see Arkansas take it to the rest of the SEC West this year. I think they've got a shot in Tuscaloosa.
Alabama/Auburn or Oregon/USC???
Yes.
The college football playoff is on line 1 for you.
haha you serious?
dply
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White_Rabbit
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There's at least four.
I think it's funny new BC90 tried to conceal his identity.
White_Rabbit
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guess you're not a real buff fan
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Figure this, if somebody graduated in 1990, they would be around 21 or 22 years old at the time, right? Do the math.
He's Buff22? I knew it!
Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
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