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I would say they should go with "Landsharks" just because it's badass, but as you said, we live in rediculously PC times. They probably couldn't get away with it because it would offend ocean dwelling sharks....
All of those help, but the cultural reason why the SEC is so strong is that first, many states in the south don't have a professional sports outlet so college football takes it's place. The second reason won't make people happy to hear, but it's true. Most schools in the SEC are decently easy to gai...

Bama coaching hire.

Posted by Rant4days on 7/24/15 at 8:27 am
When Nick Saban hangs it up to do TV/retirement in a few, would Bama fans be all in with support for a guy like Gary Patterson, who hasn't won a Ring, but is universally known as one of the best in CFB?...

Vanderbilt vs. Stanford

Posted by Rant4days on 7/24/15 at 6:56 am
Not criticizing Vandy, just wondering what keeps them from capitalizing on Stanfords model of success. Recruiting highly intelligent athletes who also have a lot of talent. Stanford makes a living on fast, smart, and disciplined white boys to put a decent team together every year. California does it...

re: Perfect Ole Miss player.

Posted by Rant4days on 7/21/15 at 4:19 pm
[quote]He "creates havoc" though.[/quote] Breaking: Arkansas just now rushed for another 8 yards straight through his gap....

Perfect Ole Miss player.

Posted by Rant4days on 7/21/15 at 4:10 pm
I can't think of a more perfect player for Ole Miss to have as the face of their team than Robert Nkemdiche. The parallels are just too perfect. 1. Way over hyped. 2. Has flashes of good, but at the end of the year the numbers say they're only slightly above average. 3. Constant excuse making fo...

Why Saban should hate the CFP

Posted by Rant4days on 7/21/15 at 4:02 pm
The same reason why he couldn't make it in the NFL, when he plays against a team with a similar talent level, or a good enough team on the road, he usually loses. When CNS can't just out recruit/out talent teams, he's a very average coach, and that's why he should hate the new CFP format, as opposed...

re: Taking care of players

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 3:18 pm
[quote]Where would all of the money come from.[/quote] This is my case for SEC Autonomy away from the NCAA, SEC Network revenue in addition to current revenue sharing via merchandising and ticket sales should suffice. ...

re: Taking care of players

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 3:14 pm
[quote]Why should a school provide extended benefits after they have graduated?[/quote] Because College athletics is a business, and what is demanded of Athletes is more grueling both physically and schedule wise than a normal student. If you attend Bama as a student, the exchange between the two...

re: Taking care of players

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 2:30 pm
[quote]Scholarships are honored.[/quote] Not in all cases, though I will admit individual schools are getting better about it....

re: Taking care of players

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 2:29 pm
Maybe I'm making the case of Autonomy, but I think there should be a conference wide fund to provide players healthcare for the extended future beyond when they're on the roster. Especially later in life if they sustain head/joint injuries....

re: Taking care of players

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 2:26 pm
[quote]This already happens.[/quote] Yes, but we should do more....

Taking care of players

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 2:23 pm
I wanted to get yalls opinions on this, because I don't believe players should be paid, but I think these guys should be taken care of health wise for the injuries they sustain playing for our schools, and schools should create a separate scholarship fund to allow players with career ending injuries...

re: Best traveling fanbases in the SEC

Posted by Rant4days on 7/20/15 at 1:49 pm
Penn State has always, and will always be the biggest. Huge school, rabid fanbase. Michigan is up there as well just because it's a massive school with elite academics, so you have wealthy alumni all around the country. Most SEC schools are smaller and more regional. I'm just talking about national ...
Dude statistically speaking it's rare that even 5 star QB's live up to the hype. He could just as easily be a bust. I remember people calling Garrett Gilbert the next Peyton Manning, ask Mack Brown how that went....
Golson is a loss, but Ole Miss fans always way over hyped how good Prewitt was. He was very instinctual, good tackler, and great in run support, but the dude was also desperately slow, and used to get carved at will by teams in pass coverage. There's a reason he was a 2x all American who went undraf...
The entire offensive line is returning, their receivers should compete with A&M for best in the conference between Treadwell, Stringfellow, and Core. Engram is best TE in conference. Ole Miss could be a scary team if they don't have too many Injuries on their O-Line and the QB play isn't crap. Both ...
Honestly, probably even better than last year. Their only question is at linebacker, but they run a nickel defense so they don't really use linebackers in a conventional way, and they have talented but unproven guys. Defensive line is probably best in the conference, secondary is top 3. Ole Miss' qu...

re: Blind SEC Pride

Posted by Rant4days on 7/19/15 at 11:56 am
Don't think that's fair, UGA is a good school, but do you really think building a football powerhouse wouldn't make the school even better? The growth may not be as dramatic, but rankings will be climbed without a doubt....

re: Blind SEC Pride

Posted by Rant4days on 7/19/15 at 11:50 am
Over the past 8 years, Bama has raised their median ACT scores, brought in massive amounts of money to improve academic programs, and funded tenure-ship for much better professors all on the back of the winning football program. mostly by appealing to out of state students. Bama is the blueprint....