Marcusaureliussayshi

Like I said, I will put Anchorage up against any place in Georgia, anytime. I have been to Georgia many many times. Have you ever been to Alaska… any part of Alaska?

Speaking from ignorance is not the way to win arguments.

I know a lot of Texas freshmen who flunked out with the quickness when they got away from their parents… lots of kids from MSand others states as well. If I had gone straight to college from HS, I probably would have been one of them as well. I needed my 3 years of military to develop discipline.

So just because you know a lot of UGA grad accountants that work in Atlanta, GA, the UGA program is better than Ole Miss? I mean that 37% acceptance rate…

We have BDO up here in Alaska, work with them every year on our audit… sorry no UGA in 8 years of living here.

Just keep making my point to you… why such average and mediocre results when you set the bar so high for incoming freshmen?

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So why are you bragging about mediocre results? Like I said, it’s not where you start but how you finish.

In thirty years of accounting (public and private) I have yet to run across a University of Georgia accountant. Ole Miss has a top 5 public school accounting programs… Georgia???

By almost every metric that parents with kids use, Oxford beats the hell out of Gainesville and most other university towns in the SEC. If you are looking at athletics, education, safety, and affordability, Oxford is the place to raise your children. Oxford School District has averaged 10 National Merit Semifinalists a year for the past 18 years.

Top 10 teams don’t lose 3 games. If the CFP had allowed Alabama, Ole Miss or South Carolina, then they would have diluted the game.

Right now I think the SEC is in a similar situation as the Big 10 was back in 2006-2008. I remember seeing so many Big 10 posts bragging about the strength of their conference and how a 2 loss LSU was going to get embarrassed. I also remembered seeing the SEC dominate the bowl season with many of the top SEC teams saying that they played tougher games in conference. That was where the conference pride thing really took off. The SEC teams knew they were already facing the best teams in conference and proved it in the bowl games afterwards.

We just need for our three representatives to prove the SEC deserves those three in the national playoffs, and our bowl game representatives to prove their status on the football fields. That is how you shut down the other conference fans. They can no-longer claim it’s mysterious bagmen and cheating boosters.

You are assuming that your current 6 teams ranked in the top (31??? lol) will stay ranked after playoffs and bowl season. You know what they say about when you assUME? There are still a few games waiting for teams that have high draft players who might sit out rather than risk injuries, or a coach who ( for whatever reason), sucks in post season, or key players who might get injured in practice or in the game. I still say your analysis is flawed because you are trying to compare end of season rankings to OUs season in process.

I already showed you 6 ranked (top 25) sec teams that Ole Miss played, plus a 4th ranked FSU game in the kickoff classic in the 2016 season. OUs schedule this season, while brutal, is not different than any other’s teams experience in the SEC.

Edited to correct sp and add 2016 season