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Texas Tech is the premier program in the State. UTranny and Aggy get their scraps.
This year, better in football and better in basketball. So … yeah, this is true.
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He was 11-2 and in the playoff in 2024, with a different quarterback. He’s not a one-and-done.
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Arkansas’ football natty isn’t legit.
Actually, it’s the complete opposite. Alabama’s is not legit. Final AP poll came out before the bowl games. Bowl games mattered then.
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You have to take like 30-40 transfers to be ranked 1st, so if you don’t need transfers, you aren’t ranked. Broken logic that get preached as if it’s better than HS recruiting that makes up most of the rosters.
Wrong. On 247, Texas and Ohio State are ranked 3 and 4 in transfers, and they only have 16 incoming. Indiana is #7 with only 17 transfers. Hell, Notre Dame has the #10 transfer class with only 7 transfers.
On On3 transfer class rankings, which is better, Texas Tech is #1 with 20 transfers, and Indiana and A&M are ranked 2nd and 3rd, both with 20 or fewer incoming transfers. Notre Dame is also #10 here with only seven incoming transfers.
re: The B10 is Dying
Posted by 195bc on 1/20/26 at 8:09 am to ClemsonKitten
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I’d choose Indiana over anywhere in Georgia. People that move down south quickly realize it sucks.
No, not even close. But your point has merit. I’ve lived in six SEC states and graduated from an SEC school, and there are fantastic places to live and raise a family. But a majority of the South is a dump full of white trash or crime filled black neighborhoods.
And the Citadel.
re: The best running back ever at Notre Dame would rank 7th at Arkansas
Posted by 195bc on 1/16/26 at 9:02 am to TigahFan85
It’s worth mentioning that in 2007 when McFadden has 1830 yards for Arkansas, He was splitting carries with two other future NFL backs. Felix Jones had 1162 yards that year and Peyton Hillis had 347.
That 2007 backfield is the best I’ve ever seen. 522 carries for 3339 yards, 6.4 ypc, 86 receptions for 877 yds, 10.2 ypr, 970 kick return yds on 36 attempts, 26.9 yards per return.
That 2007 backfield is the best I’ve ever seen. 522 carries for 3339 yards, 6.4 ypc, 86 receptions for 877 yds, 10.2 ypr, 970 kick return yds on 36 attempts, 26.9 yards per return.
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....Texas...No one does less with more!
Not even close. That title belongs to Texas A&M University.
The SEC is still the toughest conference. It has the most depth by far and more NFL talent per team on average than the Big Ten.
Article from 2020, NFL draft picks since 2000:
Ohio St.-141
Alabama-127
LSU 126
Miami (FL)-119
Florida-117
Georgia-115
USC-112
Florida St.-109
Oklahoma-101
Michigan-93
Notre Dame-91
Wisconsin-85
Keep living in the past buddy.
Ohio St.-141
Alabama-127
LSU 126
Miami (FL)-119
Florida-117
Georgia-115
USC-112
Florida St.-109
Oklahoma-101
Michigan-93
Notre Dame-91
Wisconsin-85
Keep living in the past buddy.
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Georgia has more talent than Ole Miss. Talent was not why they lost. Georgia has more talent than Indiana. Talent is not why UGA is watching Indiana play for the National Championship.
This is true. People are going to disagree, but it’s a coaching issue.
re: OM Spirit message board coming to terms with Golding
Posted by 195bc on 1/9/26 at 12:04 pm to Covingtontiger77
Fact is, most football coaches just aren’t that smart. Many, if not most, also have substance abuse problems, marital problems, and/or financial problems.
The nature of the job attracts a certain type of person, and that’s not the cream of the crop when it comes to society.
So of if I had to take a blindfolded bet (not knowing anything about the P4 school or who the coach is) on whether a coach will last more than five or six years at any school before being fired, I bet on the firing every time. The hiring usually doesn’t work out.
The nature of the job attracts a certain type of person, and that’s not the cream of the crop when it comes to society.
So of if I had to take a blindfolded bet (not knowing anything about the P4 school or who the coach is) on whether a coach will last more than five or six years at any school before being fired, I bet on the firing every time. The hiring usually doesn’t work out.
re: I told you Miami is no joke.
Posted by 195bc on 12/31/25 at 10:55 pm to BuzzSaw 12
No, the ACC was not good this year. Actually, it was terrible.
re: We need Manning and Pavlov to show up big today. Two wins for the conf.
Posted by 195bc on 12/31/25 at 8:29 am to Night Vision
Why do you want teams that compete against your team to succeed? The idea of rooting for other conference teams is stupid.
Vanderbilt didn’t beat a ranked team all year. Texas and BYU had a better argument.
Well, the only ranked team either one beat was Notre Dame. So there’s that. Texas and BYU had a better argument.
Not according to the committee. Head to head results matter. The better teams don’t always make the conference championship game. Exhibit A, Miami.
But really, all Alabama had to do was beat FSU, and they would be hosting.
But really, all Alabama had to do was beat FSU, and they would be hosting.
re: Notre Dame in talks with the Big 12 ...
Posted by 195bc on 12/9/25 at 12:40 pm to TideWarrior
The Big 12 is better than the ACC. Are there only two power conferences? The Big 12 actually had a lot of decent teams this year - teams that were better than much of the ACC and better than many Big Ten teams.
Texas Tech is really good. They would have competed well in the SEC this year. They spent $20-$30 million on this year’s roster. That defense is elite.
Texas Tech is really good. They would have competed well in the SEC this year. They spent $20-$30 million on this year’s roster. That defense is elite.
Simulated BCS rankings still has Alabama in the playoff (Miami would have been left out).
Well, Vandy didn’t beat Alabama this year, so no.
Is 91-20-7 really a rivalry?
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