2004 Would have been an amazing playoff
USC/Texas. Oklahoma/Auburn
Vince Young was unstoppable at that point
Auburn would have not gotten past OU
That OU team was very good

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Posted by VirginiaCavaliers90

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Posted on 12/7/16 at 8:47 am to TheMajor

That Auburn team was good, but I think the SEC was relatively weak, hence why USC and Oklahoma got the nod in the BCS computers.

I think if Alabama had Brodie Croyle, Auburn might have lost the Iron Bowl, and that Alabama was very average in '04.

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Posted by Rhino5

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Posted on 12/7/16 at 9:15 am to TheMajor

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2004 Would have been an amazing playoff USC/Texas.Oklahoma/Auburn
Vince Young was unstoppable at that point
Auburn would have not gotten past OU That OU team was very good

Auburn would have crushed Oklahoma, and USC/AU might have gone down as one of the biggest college games in history. From a statiscal perspective Auburn had the #5 ranked defense in the country in 2004 and #5 YPPA offense. USC had the #6 defense and the #8 YPPA offense.

The NFL thought 2004 Auburn was very good. #2, #5, #10, #25 first round draft picks.

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Posted by OldSchoolHorn

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Posted on 12/7/16 at 1:15 pm to TheMajor

quote:
2004 Would have been an amazing playoff
USC/Texas. Oklahoma/Auburn
Vince Young was unstoppable at that point
Auburn would have not gotten past OU
That OU team was very good

2008/2009 when you had Tebow, McCoy & Bradford.

That would have been an awesome two year dual @ the end.

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Posted by jvilletiger25

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Posted on 12/8/16 at 8:01 am to TheMajor

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Auburn would have not gotten past OU

Auburn would've beat them as bad as USCheat. The only difference is, it would've been 38-0 instead of 55-19. We had the #1 scoring defense in the country that year.