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What Would it Take for Each SEC Program to Win a National Title?
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:27 am
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:27 am
Now that the SEC football national title streak is over, we can take time to look back and reflect on how amazing it was that so many different programs- UF, LSU, Bama, Auburn- contributed to that streak. And it made me wonder, what would it take for the rest of the SEC to win a national title? My list of those who didn't contribute to the streak:
UGA - Take the talent in their state and win. Easiest one in the list.
USCsr- they utilize the permanent rivalry with TAMU to mix in some elite 7 on 7 Texas offensive talent with those defense monsters their state and nearby Virginia produces. Heck their current squad with just a single freak Texas QB (a Vince, Johnny, RG3, etc.) would be a contender.
UK - the rules of game change so the ball is round
Mizzou - they join the B1G and sneak through their schedule in a down year for tOSU. (just joking guys yall were close last year)
tUofA - leverage A&M's SEC success (after our title run) to become the next OU (or is OU the New Arky?) by reopening those pipelines like they had in the 60's.
Ole Miss - MSU suffers the death penalty and is kicked out of the SEC leaving them as the sole power for MS talent.
MSU - Ole Miss suffers the death penalty and is kicked out of the SEC leaving them as the sole power for MS talent. And some sort of Jackie Sherrill clone (we would like one too).
TAMU - abstain
Tenn - Bama recruiting violations
Vanderbilt - the O'Bannon trial (or some head injury trial) ruins college football, scholarships are trashed and everything is taken to a division 3 level. Vandy then competes with Stanford and the Ivy League for all future football titles as us heathens move onto the next violent sport.
Your list?
UGA - Take the talent in their state and win. Easiest one in the list.
USCsr- they utilize the permanent rivalry with TAMU to mix in some elite 7 on 7 Texas offensive talent with those defense monsters their state and nearby Virginia produces. Heck their current squad with just a single freak Texas QB (a Vince, Johnny, RG3, etc.) would be a contender.
UK - the rules of game change so the ball is round
Mizzou - they join the B1G and sneak through their schedule in a down year for tOSU. (just joking guys yall were close last year)
tUofA - leverage A&M's SEC success (after our title run) to become the next OU (or is OU the New Arky?) by reopening those pipelines like they had in the 60's.
Ole Miss - MSU suffers the death penalty and is kicked out of the SEC leaving them as the sole power for MS talent.
MSU - Ole Miss suffers the death penalty and is kicked out of the SEC leaving them as the sole power for MS talent. And some sort of Jackie Sherrill clone (we would like one too).
TAMU - abstain
Tenn - Bama recruiting violations
Vanderbilt - the O'Bannon trial (or some head injury trial) ruins college football, scholarships are trashed and everything is taken to a division 3 level. Vandy then competes with Stanford and the Ivy League for all future football titles as us heathens move onto the next violent sport.
Your list?
This post was edited on 6/26/14 at 11:06 am
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:28 am to cardboardboxer
LSU - Nick Saban return to Baton Rouge.
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:28 am to cardboardboxer
Incredible luck and hardly any turnovers
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:29 am to cardboardboxer
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National Title
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TAMU
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:32 am to cardboardboxer
LSU - Bama, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Auburn, Arkansas, and MSU get the death penalty. Fixed SEC Championship and the opposing team in the NCG has a deathly disease outbreak and every player catches it.
Still will need Nick Saban back to take home the title.
Still will need Nick Saban back to take home the title.
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:33 am to cardboardboxer
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What Would it Take for Each SEC Program to Win a National Title?
Have Alabama's schedule every year...
#inb4onlylsudoesschedulethreads
Posted on 6/26/14 at 10:53 am to cardboardboxer
UGA - They will win it eventually. Just a matter of time and some lucky breaks
USC - Bring in another great coach to capitalize off of what Spurrier has put together (after he retires)
UK - start diverting all resources away from basketball and into football. Still probably won't happen.
Ole miss - I don't know. I'm sure it's possible, but I don't really see how they get there.
MSU - No.
A&M - Take advantage of UTa being down. Establish itself as the premier college football program in the state.
Vanderbilt - No.
USC - Bring in another great coach to capitalize off of what Spurrier has put together (after he retires)
UK - start diverting all resources away from basketball and into football. Still probably won't happen.
Ole miss - I don't know. I'm sure it's possible, but I don't really see how they get there.
MSU - No.
A&M - Take advantage of UTa being down. Establish itself as the premier college football program in the state.
Vanderbilt - No.
Posted on 6/26/14 at 11:06 am to cardboardboxer
I forgot Tenn (common thing nowadays) in my original list.
Posted on 6/26/14 at 3:05 pm to cardboardboxer
Replace our team with an NFL roster.
We fricking suck
We fricking suck
This post was edited on 6/26/14 at 3:10 pm
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:15 pm to cardboardboxer
School from the north will NEVER win a national title in football. Well, not in this lifetime!
Posted on 6/26/14 at 9:48 pm to cardboardboxer
Mississippi State - The West has to be down like the East is down. Has to be a year like 1998 when MSU won the West or 2013 when Missouri won the East.
State's not going undefeated because they have to play LSU every year, so it would have to be a 10-2 type year with an upset win in the SEC title game.
Then, it would take a year nationally where there are no unbeatens, and the SEC East winner is a lock to get in (think a previously undefeated Florida). An 11-2 SEC Champion is a better fit to the committee than an 11-2 Big 12 runner-up type.
State's not going undefeated because they have to play LSU every year, so it would have to be a 10-2 type year with an upset win in the SEC title game.
Then, it would take a year nationally where there are no unbeatens, and the SEC East winner is a lock to get in (think a previously undefeated Florida). An 11-2 SEC Champion is a better fit to the committee than an 11-2 Big 12 runner-up type.
This post was edited on 6/26/14 at 9:50 pm
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