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re: SEC Dominance

Posted by FireDanMullen on 1/20/25 at 9:53 pm
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Texas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee


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SEC Dominance


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Texas, Tennessee


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I spent quite a bit of time in Lincoln Nebraska during the 1995 season to visit this girl who went there. It's not "history" to me, I remember it. 95 Nebraska is without a doubt the GOAT.


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I've not made a single argument that required anyone to "be there".


Exce
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I watched games and was around Nebraska fans dumbass.


So this makes you an authority? Lmao I don’t know if I’ve ever come across someone as obtuse about how biased they are

[quote]It would be like someone who was spending time in BR during the 2019 season. What kind of experien
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Meanwhile back in reality, the entire reason these threads started getting made is because of that CBS article putting 2020 Alabama #1 a few days ago.


[quote]I spent quite a bit of time in Lincoln Nebraska during the 1995 season to visit this girl who went there. It's not "histor
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Trying to be an unbiased as possible, no one really mentions 2020 Bama except for Bama fans. I'm guessing people were just preoccupied?


They were a great team and probably win the national championship under normal circumstances. As were most Saban teams, they were favored to that
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Why is it only an advantage for Alabama to have to deal with covid restrictions? Nick Saban missed a game, multiple weeks of practice, etc. Because it's a shitty excuse, that's why.


Again, you’re ranting, raving, and drawing biased conclusions to the team you support lmao. No on
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Arguably the top player(s) in the NFL currently at QB


I didn’t know Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, or Lamar Jackson played for 2019 LSU/ 2020 Alabama
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How many of the 38 points LSU lost by do you think the stadium would have made up and how come it didn't seem to make a difference this year? LSU is considered the hardest away game by many, so where is that big difference? Which game would the outcome of have changed?


You’re r
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Alabama’s 2020 team was more polished and battle-tested in terms of preparation, given the challenges of a pandemic season.


Playing away games with 15,000 fans in the stadium and facing a 7 win team for the national title during a season where entire conferences and multiple playe
Oklahoma should be #2. Ohio State #3. USC # 4.

Georgia and Texas should switch. Texas has 1 national title in the last 55 years. They should be top 10 but not #7.
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Difference being Urban rebuilt a program and Kirby was handed a pretty good one. Kirby would still be in the .800s


Mm an argument can be made here. Meyer went to a national championship his 2nd year with Zook’s recruits. That 2002 class was one of the best recruiting classes of all
[quote]Look at his resume and you know who Sark is. It’s not that impressive. These last two seasons are outliers. If he can put together 2 more consecutive 10-win seasons then we can probably consider him among the top coaches, but he really hasn’t accomplished much other than a gimme Big 12 title
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their average punt distance (43 yards) was good enough for 10th in the SEC, they missed 4 extra points, and they made a whopping 50% of their field goals from the 40-49 yard range.


When you have to point to stats about their special teams to make a point, I think you’re actually pr
I watched more Texas football this season than I ever have bc they’re in the conference now.

I can say this much: Sark seems to lack the coaching nerve or ability to line up and run at you consistently so he’s gone all in on the motion, jet side to side, and constant misdirection he employs thro
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Notre dame lost to NIU


Which also discredits them from having most impressive run
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Because of the 4 team playoff OSU may have the best resume ever


2 losses with one being to an 8-5 team dismisses you from this conversation.
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Prior to 23 season, when was the last time an SEC team wasn't in the NC game?


A decade ago. 2014. Ohio State v Oregon. The first playoff season. Same sentiment was spewed by talking heads that the playoff “exposed” the conference. SEC won the next year and went on to the win the m
Only 5 SEC teams (Bama, UGA, LSU, Aub, FL) have played for and won a national title in the 21st century. I am not including Texas and Oklahoma until they do it as a member of this conference.

Only 3 (Alabama, Georgia, LSU) have played for and won a national title in the playoff era (the last dec
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Darrell Royal? Inventing the wishbone.


I’ll give credit for that but also in same breath acknowledge they have 1 national title in the last 55 years. The same number as Georgia Tech, and BYU in that time frame.

re: Question about Ewers

Posted by FireDanMullen on 1/11/25 at 2:20 pm
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There's ZERO chance of him ever being an NFL starting QB It's possible that he won't even make a roster


Ewers is no All American but I think the shtick from Texas’ fans is to justify the fact they believed all year they had a national championship team and they really didn’t.