re: What is your definition of mediocre?

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For Bama a 9 win season

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it's going to be fun when Saban leaves and Bama inevitably has a .500 season or close to it

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With scheduling being what it is today, nine wins is an easy day for any program worth talking about.

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How many teams in the B1G East or SEC West got to 9 wins? The two best divisions in college football and only 5 of 14 teams were able to get to 9 wins.

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How many teams in the B1G East or SEC West got to 9 wins? The two best divisions in college football and only 5 of 14 teams were able to get to 9 wins.

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Yep, and since 1998 only two of those teams has won or even played for a national championship. I'll agree that perhaps "any" was a bit strong, and nine wins is pretty good for some programs. A "pretty good" season from a mediocre program is still mediocre to me.

When you're in the middle of the pack. I don't tend to look at single seasons as a way to gauge it, because honestly anyone can have a good year, or a bad year.

For SEC football, that means this, btw I leave out Texas A&M and Mizzou just cause they haven't been in the SEC long enough.

Good
Alabama
Florida
LSU
Tennessee

Mediocre
Georgia
Auburn
Arkansas
Miss State

Bleh
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Kentucky

Well we can't all be like you and celebrate that type of season.

College football: 7-5

Pro football: 8-8

MLB: 85-77

NBA: 45-37

Not sure, they may be still looking up at mediocrity.