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re: Cowherd takes shots at Alabama scheduling and the SEC

Posted on 5/16/13 at 10:52 am to
Posted by Sheetbend
Member since Apr 2013
1267 posts
Posted on 5/16/13 at 10:52 am to
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Going back to 1989, from the stretch of 89 - 2007, Tennessee had an overall record of 181-54, with 10 Ten-Win seasons.


Since the beginning of SEC divisions in 1992, Florida has won 10 SEC East titles and Tennessee has won 5.

Furthermore, Florida has won 7 SEC Championships and Tennessee has won 2. So much for Tennesse being the big bad wolf.

But the 90's are ancient history anyway. Who gives a shite.

Just had to stop some of the B.S. flowing from the Gump's side.

Posted by BIG DADDY 73
Roanoke, AL.
Member since Dec 2012
903 posts
Posted on 5/16/13 at 11:03 am to
The permanent cross div. rival thing was put in place in 1992. They couldn't see into the future to tell 10er C was gonna go to shite.
Posted by labamafan
Prairieville
Member since Jan 2007
24268 posts
Posted on 5/16/13 at 11:03 am to
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Since the beginning of SEC divisions in 1992, Florida has won 10 SEC East titles and Tennessee has won 5.

Furthermore, Florida has won 7 SEC Championships and Tennessee has won 2. So much for Tennesse being the big bad wolf


You are the worst troll. You take everything out of context to prove a point. When TN didn't rep the east guess who it was that beat them, Florida. TN and Florida traded punches for years and those two teams outside of a couple of years when Bama was competitive were the class of the sec, period. LSU was a nobody, Bam was hit and miss but the best rep the west had. Guess who Florida played in the west in the sec CG, correct typically Bama. Look at LSU record and see their win/loss record an I promise you it wasn't good enough to rep the west typically without a loss to Florida.
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