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Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:02 pm to theliontamer
lol. Let the B10 crow. They have earned the right. Yes, overall and historically the SEC in viewship and Trophies in ALL sport is vastly superior.
My team Alabama carried the league for 15 years in recent history. Georgia, Texas, Florida and Tennessee have carried the league in off years. Texas of course was Not SEC in 2005 but I’ll claim them anyway
It’s time for the SEC to rise up and prove itself again and shut these little pukes up.
Meantime, there gonna crow until we beat them. Texas is up in September against OSU. I know the whole conference will be rooting for Texas.
If Texas wins, they are by bound by SEC rules to chant SEC SEC SEC!
My team Alabama carried the league for 15 years in recent history. Georgia, Texas, Florida and Tennessee have carried the league in off years. Texas of course was Not SEC in 2005 but I’ll claim them anyway
It’s time for the SEC to rise up and prove itself again and shut these little pukes up.
Meantime, there gonna crow until we beat them. Texas is up in September against OSU. I know the whole conference will be rooting for Texas.
If Texas wins, they are by bound by SEC rules to chant SEC SEC SEC!
Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:10 pm to bamabaseballsec
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Let's do some more math.
You keep saying this, I’m not sure you know what it is
Are you saying you are incapable of recognizing the math and results I replied with?
The SEC even without counting the SEC Network had 69 million more views on the year than all the Big10.
Averages have nothing to do with it.
This post was edited on 7/31/26 at 9:12 pm
Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:17 pm to bamabaseballsec
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To use a real world example say you have two professors with a 100 students in each class. You take the top 50 percent of test scores from prof A and all the scores from professor b. And average them. Well of course prof A average scores look better the bottom half isn’t averaged in
In this case you can give the other 50% straight 0's and the Professor A would still have the better average because the top 50% had significantly more correct answers than the entire 100% of the other professors.
You're acting like there is uncertainty where there is none. The SEC had 69 million more views than the entire Big10 without even counting the SEC Network.
Posted on 7/31/26 at 9:49 pm to theliontamer
Was is “fluky” or “suspicious” when Indiana played the Gumps?
Looked more criminal than anything.
Looked more criminal than anything.
Posted on 7/31/26 at 11:09 pm to Boom33
You could just google total tv viewership for every conference in college football and it’ll tell you out of total views for all gsmes the sec holds 29 percent of all viewership and the big holds 28 percent with big 12 being next closest at 14. But that’d just be too simple when you have your special math now wouldn’t it
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