re: Chips are down: How many more coaches in the conference get the axe?

Even if they don't this season, it's just delaying the inevitable, unless the fanbase and administration is ok with settling for second tier. The SEC teams have set the bar too high and unfortunately, unless UGA and Bama's entire team gets killed in a plane crash, UGA and Bama rule this conference and will for the foreseeable future.

Everyone thought the transfer portal was going to level the playing field, but Ole Miss is a team full of transfers and UGA just prison-raped them. Yeah, FSU and a couple of others have had success bringing in players through the portal, but that was against the 'Our Lady of Grace Catholic School Girl's Flag Football' team conferences.

UGA and Bama are just going to keep on getting the best recruits, developing them, winning games, winning championships and the rest of the SEC will continue to scramble for a '2nd tier' position and a decent bowl game. That's about as good as it's going to get for a while.

This really isn't meant to be a 'rub salt in the wound' post, I'm just stating what others are saying all across the cfb landscape today and what everyone reading this already knows, whether you'll admit it on this cesspool of a forum or not. There is a few teams that have taken over the elite spots of cfb, and they aren't going anywhere. Everyone wanted to believe that Saban was on his way out and now Bama is going to play for the SECCG. And of course, KS had the Dawgs on top and we aren't going anywhere anytime soon either. If you don't believe me, just consider we are about to play for our 28th straight win, then go look at our current recruiting class.

Sorry SEC brethren/sisteren...but it is what it is. And its UGA and Bama...and everyone else.