TeeteringBrink

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Six teams from the SEC?

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What we need is for ND to drop a game and/or the CFP Committee wake up and realize that Oregon hasn’t won a single game against a ranked team, and only two (close) wins over teams above .500.

ETA: Oregon right now has wins against teams with a cumulative record of 26-49. They have some decent opponents down the stretch but as of now they don’t deserve to sniff the top 10.

You’ve got it exactly backwards. That’s why a lottery jackpot is reduced if paid in lump sum rather than installments.

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One of those wins was against you. How could you belittle our record?

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You’re the one doing that. You are downplaying the quality of your signature win this season, against OM.

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Who is your best win after Oklahoma? LSU? lol.

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Probably Tulane, first team out of the most recent AP poll.

MSU trails UGA by only one point as the clock is winding down, UGA in possession on its own five yard line, MSU out of timeouts and watching UGA take a knee on third down that will let the clock expire to preserve its win, when an UGA player pulls an Elijah Moore and faux urinates on a hefty State cheerleader, drawing a flag that stops the clock and forces UGA to punt from its own end zone with only two seconds left, but the snap is muffed and the punt never exits the end zone, giving MSU the win, after which the cowbell clangers rush the field to tear down the goalposts and celebrate their real hero, the Rubenesque cheerleader.

Might be off in a small detail or two in this bold prediction but the rest is a lock.

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Outside of the top few sec teams, the rest are just as mediocre as the middle big ten teams.

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I’ve got no problem with OSU and Indiana being highly ranked. Very good teams by any measure. Beyond that, not so much. Michigan is 3rd in Big10 and lost by double digits to Oklahoma, SEC’s 6th place team. Northwestern is an upper-middle Big10 team that lost by 20 to Tulane. Apart from Bama’s first-week loss to FSU, no SEC team has lost any games to an unranked out of conference opponent.

The same can’t be said about B1G. In fact the SEC has lost only 6 out of conference games total, four of them by Florida and Arkansas, to Notre Dame, Miami, Memphis, and South Florida. Iowa, Minnesota and Northwestern are middle to upper-middle tier B1G teams and have lost to unranked out-of-conference teams, with no notable wins.

There isn’t anything remotely comparable between the “middle” teams of the SEC and Big 10. The closest comparison between a “middle” SEC team with the Big 10 is that middling Texas lost to you by one score, in your house, early in the season. Play that game again now and the result might (or might not) change.

OSU and Indiana are very good programs. Oregon might prove to be decent but hasn’t yet this year. The rest of the Big 10 is mediocre at best, but mostly hot garbage.

Does anyone have more info about Kite’s injury status?

Did Louisiana really elect this dumbass?

Read until the end ….

I have resigned myself to the probability that ACC will sneak two teams into the playoffs.