bunkerhill

I pull for any team that plays against big ten pukes. I personally don't have anything against Indiana, it is the other aholes in that conference.
But, if Indiana wins they will become like those other low lifes in that conference.

I hope Miami sends the butt nuts home with a loss.

When you knock off some big boys that are heavily favored brings in a boatload of respect.

Ole Ty was running for his life most of the night. With no running game to speak of he was hoping to survive the game.

I did not see the game but how do you lose to the Falcons? I thought TB was supposed to be the division leader.

Gosh, you guys are beating up on the 'barn.

Have a little compassion. I am sure they would if roles were reversed!
Not a chance in hell!

As a long, long time follower of SEC football I thought it great that Tex and Ok wanted in the conference. Both of you bring a lot of credibility to the conference.

Going to SEC venues, you know and experience the passion that fans bring to the games. A few weeks ago when Texas came into Athens the atmosphere was similar to a championship game. Big crowd, prime time with national TV exposure made it seem more than a regular season game.

The smack talk that goes on can be rather entertaining. I have friends that are fans of a half dozen other SEC programs. We talk smack to each other but have never let it become an obstacle.

This weekly grind, that people have talked about for a long time, is a real thing. Even teams with bad records have guys that can play at a high level .

Per capita when measuring something like this means absolutely nothing.

I don't see Indiana making a competitive game of it.

Ohio St, Indiana, Georgia and the #4 team,Texas Tech?, have no upside for playing in a conference CG.

There is a lot of parity in college football these days. People say it is NIL but it is really the transfer portal, coupled with NIL. If you don't lose first team contributors you lose experienced backups.

I don't know if there are any great teams this year. Some would say Ohio State, perhaps they are and perhaps they are not.

I think he relishes the attention. It is a charge to his ego.

When it is alll said and done I would not be surpised to see him stay at Oxford, MS.

I think Florida and LSU are both gambles for any coach. Over the years plenty of good coaches have bombed out at both places.