re: Best home field advantage last 5 years in the SEC

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You just listed when it went to shite.

We are in agreement.
You cling to your life's joy and happiness from y2k.
And in your defense of the bigxii, nothing else matters.

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No your stupid arse pulled a "quarter of a century ago" out of your arse like you are everything else you say. That's 25 years ago, which is when Mack Brown and Stoops were hired at TX and OU respectively, moron.

We are not in agreement.

You are out over your skis and too proud to stop making a fool of yourself in front of all these people.

You aren't even in the ballpark of accurate. That's why I'm laughing at you. What a clown.

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No one buys the strength of the conference. It is exactly why the conference has fallen apart. Because no one had faith in it.

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Say it louder for the Oklahoma and Texas retards.

They know the Big 12 is dying because it's a weak conference..it's exactly why they left lol

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The conference "turned to shite"

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Thank you. You said all of that just to say.. The Big 12 sucks like everyone has been saying. IQ isn't the highest around OK I suppose.

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Don't give me this "muh SEC national titles" shite.

That doesn't mean the BIG XII was a "one week" conference, moron.

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It certainly does mean exactly that. 5 SEC teams won multiple nattys in the last 50 years and 2 of those teams play ACC teams which have won multiple nattys in that period...one of those used to play a Big East team, now an ACC team, annually, that won multiple nattys in that period. Those ACC teams and that Big East team won more nattys than all of the big 12 and big 8 teams COMBINED in those 50 years. Not to mention those 5 SEC teams playing one another most of those 50 years....while the Big 12, Big 8 and SWC ONLY had Texas, Oklahoma - who play one another annually, and Nebraska, who OU used to play annually. Colorado is an outlier in the mix that only split a natty over a well known and documented missed call. It absolutely indicates that OU and Texas for almost the entirety of their history had a one game season....at most 2....against teams that won as fewer nattys in the last 50 years as the current ACC.

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Mentally and physically beat up. This ain't iowa state or texas tech.

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Or Kansas or Colorado or Kansas State....


They either know its a different beast or they are idiots. Either way over the length of time they are in the SEC, be it a couple of seasons or a hundred, they will FAFO....playing a SEC schedule week in and week out is not remotely close to what they have done traditionally. Traditionally they have had one or two teams on the schedule in any given year that had similar talent, resources and coaching....they are going to face 2 most years in the SEC which are more talented, have similar or better resources and similar or better coaching and 2-3 with better talent and a couple with similar talent.


EVERYONE knows that they need to play catchup on defense....all but the most idiotic among them would suggest that their defenses, traditionally, are as big and athletic as SEC defenses even in places like Lexington and Columbia South Carolina. They also are playing catchup in offensive line talent and depth. They have as good or better skill positions than most SEC teams....but they do not have lineman and most defensive positions to match up week in and week out against middle of the pack SEC teams, let alone the better teams. They can deny it all they want, the history of College Football tells the tale...the SEC is, in most years, more talented and deep and well coached than teams in whatever conference OU and Texas have belonged to over the years. The reason they have belonged to so many different ones while the core of the SEC has only been in one is EXACTLY why they have no idea the gauntlet they face looks like....

Kirby was way too aggressive in that south carolina game.
Over 50 pass attempts.
Failed 4th down conversions directly led to a 49 yard field goal.

Of course in any game that goes to overtime, small mistakes are magnified.

The UGA defense deserved a win