re: SEC just broke record for most NFL draft picks

Not sure if you’re drunk. Or just going full aggie. But please tell us what time frame is acceptable. Last year is “the past” … okay…

Texas has had 30 players drafted in the past 3 seasons, 12 1st or 2nd rounders

But if you want to only focus on this year … well I guess get your Aggie moral victories while you can…

Texas was 10-3 in 2025 after losing 24 draft picks from previous 2 teams that won 26 games combined and cfb semi finals twice (11 of which went in rounds 1 or 2)

A&M set a program record of 10 draft picks in 2025 (nice for yall)… one of the greatest seasons in Aggie history… but won nothing and played the easiest schedule in modern SEC history

The fact that Texas “only” had 6 players drafted from past years team (btw is equal to the amount A&M had previous two years combined) tells a story of what is upcoming…

Not sure if you’re smart enough to do the math, but 2026 is going to be a beat down for the Aggies

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Rounds 5,6&7 are always huge for Austin

Dominating

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Well, as an LSU fan, we had 7 players taken.

1st rd, a pair in the 3rd, 3 in the 6th, one in the 7th.

That's not elite, but you should be solid and competitive with that many (even lower rd) picks, and more in the pipeline.

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Sarge with a pretty solid initial troll post but is getting body bagged since.

Sarge, there’s a time to stop digging. You passed it, so stopping anytime after is still advised.

Tale as old as time

Utrans fans talk shite

They get laughed at for not living up to it

Then they point to something that happened in the past to clam that overrides their current humiliation

Funny thing is the aggie game was at
Most the 4th most important game (and it's debatable if it was that high) after osu, uga, and ou. Y'all are annoying because we share a state and thus co workers, neighbors, etc. But don't kid yourself for a second that you were anywhere close to a Super Bowl,
Even you Sarge can't write that without laughing

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So how much better is the coaching in the B1G if they are cooking the SEC like this with less talent?

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I think you're missing the argument.

The argument goes that the top B1G teams are playing more crap games and reach the playoffs healthier, more rested etc. SEC teams lack this advantage because, as posted yesterday, even our easiest schedules have you facing 2x the NFL players of a B1G schedule.

There will always be injuries, but the combination of longer seasons, tougher conference schedules, and less depth beyond top-end guys mean that injuries are both more frequent and more impactful. B1G teams have more in-conference patsies, giving them an advantage (much more impactful than NIL $$$) against this wear & tear.

Imagine the last mile of a race - by the end of year, the SEC has run a marathon, while the B1G has run more of a 10k. Of course they're fresher, of course they look good.

That said, I think 2024 OSU is the only real B1G > SEC moment. OSU just went ham and outspent everybody. We all know they're rich & they flexed big time.

Michigan blatantly cheated & I highly doubt that they win a 12 team playoff that would've included a healthy UGA. (Homer alert)

Cignetti is a fabulous coach, but he did it his way with really old guys. It's more of a data point than a trend imo.