itskirbytime

Which schools in the SEC do you think are the best all-around? As far as quality/reputation of education, student involvement on and off-campus, in addition to an athletic program with a solid infrastructure?

I would say LSU, Georgia, and Vanderbilt.

I'm not even sure OP graduated from high school based on the jumbled garbage of a post he wrote; however, I would agree with JD. Cut Mizzou and Arkansas.

They're useless, win a few games, and have made no big name for themselves since joining the SEC.

I might add, trolling their fans is like beating a dead horse :cheers:

...is now comprised of former Florida and Georgia Tech AD’s. Georgia will have to go undefeated to even have a chance at repeating this past season.


If you could change the make-up of the committee, who would/would not be on it?

Moreno/Manning: best super bowl duo. John Fox knew what he was doing when he had these two.

With Fournette’s lack of play in the second half and the reliance of the Jags on Their star player, what does this signal about LSU and the “stars” that they claim to produce? Are they not what they are really cracked up to be?

Edit: I will say, he handled the first half in a good manner. I think LSU believes they produce all-stars and this is one example of them failing to train them to full potential.

You’re right. That’s why he’s foregoing his chance in the draft and returning for another season on the team, because he’s a bitch and wants to help his team for one more year.