SEC bias is sickening

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DannyByGodFord

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Reduced to dickriding Penn State because they beat a 6-4/5th in the west Auburn.

You're wrong, and that's easy to prove so I won't waste my time. Nobody cares what you or anyone from Clemson thinks. You know that, right? You and your Clemson buddies say the SEC sucks, yet you come here looking for validation. Frick off.

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If either division of the SEC had 3 one-loss teams they would all be in the top 4 right now.

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Now do the ACC.

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The Big 10 East is loaded with 3 one loss teams and then Penn St. who beat Auburn.

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Michigan State has beaten 1 ranked team (#6 Michigan) and lost to the only other ranked team they've played (Purdue)

Ohio State has beaten 1 ranked team (#19 Purdue) and lost to the only other ranked team they've played (#3 Oregon) at home

Michigan has beaten 1 ranked team (#18 Wisconsin) and lost to the only other ranked team they've played (#8 Michigan State)

All three of those teams are currently in the top 10, so I'm not exactly sure what point you're trying to make here.

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If either division of the SEC had 3 one loss teams they would all be in the top 4 right now.

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No they wouldn't Regardless, the Big 10 had 6 ranked teams currently to the SEC's 5. Look at that "SEC bias"

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Who the heck has UGA beat?

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Everyone on their schedule, something no other P5 team has done

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Their best win is Auburn

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No it's not

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Don't forget UGA didn't score an offensive TD on Clemson.

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I also won't forget that UGA has only given up 8 TDs the entire season

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You and your Clemson buddies say the SEC sucks, yet you come here looking for validation. Frick off.

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LOL!

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Let's take a deeper dive into this terrible take.

First up, Ohio State. Who's their best win over? I guess it'd be over a 6-4 Penn State team in a game where the Buckeyes struggled at home to beat a team that lost the week before at home to a crappy 4-6 Illinois team. But what about the Oregon loss? Isn't it a good loss? Sure, I guess, but your signature moment can't be a loss.

Well, then, maybe Michigan is flagbearer. Michigan, with a Power 5 victory over a Washington team that (a) lost its opener to FCS Montana (!) and (b) fired its coach this week. At least its win over Wisconsin was over a 7-win team, saving it from the "Penn State is our best win" issue. Michigan once again had a statement game in a signature Jim Harbaugh come-from-ahead-loss, blowing a 16 point lead against Michigan State. That statement: "champions found elsewhere."

Michigan State's win over Miami looks pretty sad these days, considering the fact that Mike Norvell's FSU scrubs beat the Canes this weekend. They played a schedule full of Big 10 also rans, but did have the big win over Michigan. To me, they're the most legit of the 3 teams; Kenneth Walker III is the real deal.

None of these teams are ranked any lower than 7th. None of them faced significant nonconference tests other than Ohio State, which lost at home in a game where they were favored by more than 2 touchdowns. None of them have as good of a nonconference win than even Cincinnati does.

All things considered, the Big 10 East teams are where they should be. They're talked about all week. It's not like they're not getting national attention.

The ACC has basically been "The PAC 12, but with More Clemson!" There's no historic precedent for Clemson to be an annual contender. Clemson is merely reverting back to the historical mean.

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DannyByGodFord

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You really did not think this post through.

You seem to be taking this season pretty hard lil fella. It's OK buddy, Dabo will sign another QB who is good enough to mask the deep seated, foundational flaws in his offense again one day.

I see a dude cheerleader... wtf.