re: The two blue blood programs in the SEC

Nice reading comprehension.

I just finished up all my work for the day and was bored and I was thinking, well ThePoo, you can either get on Tinder or you can, as you put it, jerk off to track...and I chose here

but now my day has been ruined, and I feel like you don't even care at all!

I see this has devolved into the usual Alabama throwing a hissy fit that Arkansas went undefeated in 1964 while the Tide lost to a team that the Hogs beat. We are willing to let you claim your '64 title, you can let us claim ours without having a stroke.

But, to move past that, we should be celebrating that the SEC, as a whole, has an impressive amount of national titles, and that is without gaming the system like Stanford where they play every single sport the NCAA recognizes even if only a handful of other schools compete.

As for Track, Arkansas winning so many national titles while producing so few individual Olympic gold medalists shows the strength of the team build concept. Score points everywhere and pull away for a win. McDonnell hit on a winning formula that a lot of programs have copied with great success.