I remember when all those teams were total shite shows.

At the time of the SEC expansion in 1992, those teams had the following all-time national rankings and win%:

#49 Utah (0.565)
#80 Washington State (0.505)
#75 Oregon (0.518)

For comparison, here are some numbers for SEC teams ca. 92:

#45 Mississippi (0.573)
#59 Vandy (0.540)
#69 Kentucky (0.522)
#87 State (0.488)

0 ...

Report Post

Posted by IStillMissDanny

S TX

Member since Aug 2016

2151 posts

Posted on 9/12/19 at 1:41 pm to East Coast Band

quote:
quote:
1. Clemson
2. Virginia
3. North Carolina
4. Boston College
5. Wake Forest
6. NC State
7. Miami
8. Pitt
9. Virginia Tech
10. Louisville
11. Syracuse
12. Duke
13. Georgia Tech
14. Florida State

quote:
1. Alabama
2. Georgia
3. LSU
4. Auburn
5. Florida
6. Texas A&M
7. Mississippi State
8. Kentucky
9. Missouri
10. South Carolina
11. Ole Miss
12. Arkansas
13. Vanderbilt
14. Tennessee

14 games, 1 v. 1, 2 v. 2 etc. What is the SEC record?

Only potential losses are Bama, ole Miss, Arkansas, and Tennessee. Easily 10-4

Past #7 for each conference is a wash; none of them are measurably better or worse than the others.
I think the SEC would definitely win most of the top 7 though, but certainly not every matchup.

How about through two weeks of games, the ACC has 1 non-P5 loss.
SEC you ask? 5.
The bottom of the SEC is just as bad as any other conference, and worse than some, it appears.

Page 1 2