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re: Tiers in the SEC-2000-2010

Posted on 1/17/11 at 11:20 pm to
Posted by buckfama8
Member since Dec 2010
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Posted on 1/17/11 at 11:20 pm to
Here's the objectivity:

National Titles:

2-UF
2-LSU
1-BAMA
1-AUBURN
1-TENN
0-Rest

I know you're hating I put Bama over AU but both had national titles and both had undefeated SEC seasons. And going back to the original post Bama has more fans, better facilities (for now). I don't like it either, but the point is to be OBJECTIVE (remember)!
Posted by Buck Sweep
Member since Oct 2010
853 posts
Posted on 1/17/11 at 11:28 pm to
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buckfama8


I know you're hating I actually read the first post, which said 2000-2010, and set out a few criteria which were, in fact, a bit subjective. Bama, even if you give them the 21 vacated wins is 5th in the SEC in wins during that time, has only one SECC, and has one BCS title. Auburn has 15 more wins, one more SECC, and a BCSC. You can only put bammer ahead for the stated time period if you simply ignore everything other than a great love for the crimson tide. TN hasn't won either and SEC title or BCS title during the stated years.
Posted by RockyMtnTigerWDE
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Member since Oct 2010
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Posted on 1/17/11 at 11:32 pm to
quote:

I know you're hating I put Bama over AU but both had national titles and both had undefeated SEC seasons. And going back to the original post Bama has more fans, better facilities (for now). I don't like it either, but the point is to be OBJECTIVE (remember)!


Go to my previous post with actual stats and you will see Bucks reasoning and has nothing to do with rivalry just numbers. Wins, SEC Titles and NC's 2000-2010.

You keep going further back its obvious bama is clear top. I did 40 yrs back and bama had 5 NC, 13 SEC ranked above all SEC in wins, but 2000-2010 just wasn't very good till Saban arrived. Even adding vacated wins they are 5th in wins.
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