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Ohio State had 14 drafted, not 15

nervous, but we are always nervous. probably feel like throwing up before the game. i won't watch just like i never do because i don't even enjoy them anymore.

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Missouri was very fortunate they were able to join when the SEC East was down.. Those weren't very good Missouri teams

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That 2013 Mizzou team was pretty good.

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That is dumb. While it keeps rivalries for those that have them, it DOESN’T have a balanced rotation #.
Say you have 3 perm you play each year. You would only have 5 slots to play the other 12 teams…taking ~2.5 years to see the conference JUST ONCE! Compare that to a team with 1 perm could do H/A with everybody in just over 4years.

So, it boils down to YES or NO to perms & keep everybody the same.

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Settle down, it was because of the Georgia-Auburn and Tennessee-Bama games that we didn't play other teams for 8 years under the old system. (UGA STILL hasn't played at A&M) Playing them every three isn't going to cause the demise of western civilization. I want to play Auburn every year and if that means I only play Mizzou 2 times every five years than so be it.

Just because you disagree doesn't make the other point dumb. Plus balanced schedules are an illusion.

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Ole Miss has a better qb and offense. It’s not a good thing for Georgia

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I don't understand what you mean. Not saying it isn't a true statement but your answer doesn't address his point.

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Aside from 2-3 ints a game, Beck is playing pretty well.

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Mrs. Lincoln other than "that", how did you enjoy the play?

The really wild situation is there is a chance that we get A&M vs LSU even if Texas beats A&M. If LSU beats Bama and Texas beats A&M both Texas and UGA will be 11-1 (assuming they win out which I realize is not guaranteed, calm down Tennessee fans) and neither one will make the SEC Championship.

A&M and LSU would both be 10-2 because of non-conference losses so there would be a real chance the loser is eliminated from the playoffs. I got this scenario from MRed website:


1. Texas A&M (7 - 1) Above Georgia, LSU, and Texas based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4688).
2. LSU (7 - 1) With Georgia and Texas, below Texas A&M based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4531). Above Georgia and Texas based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4531).
3. Georgia (7 - 1) With LSU and Texas, below Texas A&M based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4375). With Texas, below LSU based on conference opponent win percentage (0.4375). Above Texas based on head-to-head record (1-0).
4. Texas (7 - 1) With Georgia and LSU, below Texas A&M based on conference opponent win percentage (0.3594). With Georgia, below LSU based on conference opponent win percentage (0.3594). Below Georgia based on head-to-head record (0-1).

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Had offers from Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina, and Penn St among othe

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Not a troll but I thought you meant Texas.

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