re: The SEC's Big Six according to SB Nation

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One of the few mutt posters on this board who actually has some self awareness admitted in the Laremy Tunsil thread yesterday that Georgia posters look for excuses to explain why they have zero conference championships in the last decade

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If you would open your eyes for one second you would realize that every georgia fan knows why. For whatever reason you choose to gloss over that. We haven't had the coaching, plain and simple.

What...you were expecting me to come up with a laundry list of excuses? Blame others? Blame bad luck? No..it's completely due to coaching.

So, now please tell me how I'm delusional adn lack awareness. Oh wait, this post doesn't jive with your preconceived notion of how all "mutt fans" operate, so I'm sure you'll just ignore it and start another david pollack rant.

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Sorry but I can't take anything seriously

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exactly. I post something which I fully believe, yet it's the opposite of what you expected, so you ignore it. Of course.

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cries about Laremy Tunsil's family living in Oxford, and then turns around in the very same thread and claims he is no longer butthurt over his recruitment.

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I feel like you struggle mightily with common sense and logic issues, which most people have sorted out by high school at the very latest. I can acknowledge something without being upset about it. Take Tunsil. CFB recruiting involves about 50+ grown men from all over the country talking to 17 or 18 year old kids about why they shoudl go one place and not another. It's inexact, and its up and down. You get some, you lose some. I can't even BEGIN to count the number of prospects I've really wanted that we didn't get. But ya know what? Like a well adjusted adult, I realize it's all part of recruiting and I move on. I can think that his recruitment may have been a little less than 100% forthright, yet not be "butthurt" over it. That's what you don't seem to understand. And in that thread btw, I asked a perfectly legitimate question which was, "how common is it for a recruit's parent to move to their college town with them?" I asked because it is not something you see very often, unless you want to show me a myriad of examples where it does happen, then I'll admit I was incorrect.


Buuuuuuuut I know that won't happen. You'll continue to ignore what you don't like and harp on things you make up, in an effort to validate yourself and make you feel better.

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Why did they limit it to since 1964? That's the year Georgia Tech left the SEC (followed by Tulane a year or two later), so that's when the form of the "modern" Southeastern Conference began.

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Wrong. It's because Ole Miss won the SEC in 1963, so '64 was the first year of the Big 6 run of SECCs (not including the KY outlier).

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you played Alabama, Georgia and LSU

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Actually we played UT, UF, UA, and UGA pretty much every year and LSU to a lesser degree

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You don't even know what you are talking about.

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You have to be blind, deaf, and dumb not to notice the moral superiority bs constantly spewed by numerous Georgia posters on this board to explain their failings in recent years

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And yet, Auburn continually says they give players a second chance and tries to help them turn their lives around!

Moral superiority, indeed. You recruit Domestic Violence offenders then when they go somewhere else you criticize the team they chose.

You are a hoot. Keep on keeping on, though!

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Naaaah. We still beat Auburn regularly.

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History says about 50% of the time. Sad considering all the advantages the program should have.

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Naaaah. We still beat Auburn regularly.

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You sure do...just not when it counts

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I was unaware there were years when games did not count.
Would you mind pointing out which games count and which ones do not? Oh...and so we are on the same page...which ones will count in the future and which ones do not?

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all the advantages the program should have.

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like what...the number of good HS prospects in state? I may agree with you, until you realize AU is about 25 minutes from the state line.

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History says about 50% of the time

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Depends on what history you are talking about. Recent history seems to indicate we beat you rather regularly. I mean, 10 years is a lot of history for most posters on here.