AustinLiberal

Alabama and Auburn being 1 and 2. Has that even occurred in football. Crazy accomplishment for the magnolia state

As much pros Alabama and Georgia add in last 20 years, it’s LSU that clears both in volume. In the 90s Kevin Faulk was only Tiger I remember was a productive pro

irregardless to nothing, but it's "So to what fanbase do you really belong"

abiding by the rule of not allowing a sentence ending to include a proposition, of which the word "to" belongs to.

I like the blue blood debate. Since the 90s I had teams in mind and I think they still rank - Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, OU. To make ten add Georgia and LSU. The latter pushing out Miami and Nebraska. Florida State and Florida should be there but not sure what’s going on anymore down south.

the four pod / 9 conference game model is effective in seeing them all play each other. Two games vs teams in the other pods, alternating home and away for two years, and then switch to the other two teams for another two.

At least every four years you will see every other team in your stadium.

Wasn’t Trev Alberts an all American at Nebraska or am I misremembering. What’s hes doing running the Aggies campaign

Hey until you’ve played Baylor and Kansas up close you just don’t get it

I’ve lived in Raleigh and Blacksburg and their fans are full SEC level devotees in football. Perfect fit if the two elitists balk. I swear some of y’all in the Deep South think anything north of the Georgia state line is a yankee ??

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UGA has only won 5 NCAA tournament games in their entire history.

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This is legitimately baffling. Great university, awesome college town, humongous fan base, brand well known due to gridiron, iconic alum in Nique...

You would think recruits would be highly attracted to play there. And yet 5 appearances must be at the bottom of the conference alongside Vandy.

the type of box score that could make anyone excuse his proclivity towards executing his fellow man. Salute BM24