DownUnderTiger

I think you’re right, just went and had a quick search through winsipedia and it looks like this is the case.

The Vandy schedule sticks out more than Georgia, Tennessee or Auburn cause there was no SECCG muddying the waters for Vandy.

Thanks!

Was curious if any of you with more knowledge than me could shed some light on a weird anomaly I seem to have come across re LSU Vandy games.

The last 14 LSU Vandy games dating back to 1976 have all been in back to back years. ie 1976/77, 1984/85, 1990/91, etc all the way up to 2019/20.

Could just be a total coincidence. But thought I’d ask if anyone knows why, as I thought it was very weird

Yeh count me in for getting them at over 6.5! Odds were $1.87, don’t know how that compares though

I’m not really a poster but I am a lurker haha, welcome to Sydney my man!

If you need any hints or tips let me know and I’ll see if I can help you out, and Geaux Tigers!

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g’day mate, are you a fair dinkum? Welcome to the rant. How did you become a tiger fan?

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Yep I’m fair dinkum, had a guy come out to Aus for work. He was from Houston and was a tiger fan, so got me into it.

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The CFP will extend runs and make the more dominant teams stronger

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See that’s the feeling I get as well. I feel without the CFP it was more even, whereas now it looks like teams will go on dominant runs a lot more often.

Good for equity in College Football? Probably not. Good for NCAA and Conference coffers? Yes.

To be honest I’m relatively new to college football. Followed NFL since 2010, and started following College Football since 2015, but I’ve been pretty much “all in” since 2015, following everything imaginable in relation to college football.

Taking into account my relative new exposure to college football, it seems like now recruits are flocking to CFB playoff dominant teams, whereas perhaps in the past with no CFB playoff, recruiting was more evenly spread?

Case in point Bama dominating recruiting for last 6-7 yrs or whatever, and now Clemson is absolutely towelling up recruiting cause they appear like they’re going on a dominant run. I don’t think this would happen in the past with no CFB playoff and just the regular NY6 bowls, not withstanding the BCS era which seemed to be quite evenly spread amongst teams.

Just my opinion, keep in mind coming from a view of only the last 4-5 years knowledge.

I guess I want to know, did teams dominate recruiting like this when there was no CFB Playoff? Or was it more evenly spread around the P5 conferences?

A few good men is ‘similar’. Saw how the OP got there...

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Always have! Had a guy come down here for work. He grew up in Houston and went to LSU, we became great mates and I just started following LSU because of him.

Now I frickin love my tigers and follow them religiously.

It’s on the bucket list to get to BR one day and see a night game in TS. Would be epic!

One day...