AUTiger789

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You're kind of proving my point for me. Malzahn absolutely delivered at this level for Auburn, but y'all decided that wasn't enough.

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I was not for firing Gus. My take at the time was, show me the plan for his replacement and I might get behind it, but it better be a good plan. Otherwise I wanted to stay the course. Harsin wasn't a good plan.

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See the difference? Alabama has a bunch of wins against good teams, Tennessee has teams like Furman, Kennesaw Status, Arkansas etc.

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Tennessee might be the most overrated SEC team going all the way back since last season's Tennessee team.

This is everyone's opponents' winning percentage in conference play, minus your team's results.... so it only takes into account your opponents' record vs everyone else in the league.

SEC SOS ranked:

.688- Oklahoma
.636- South Carolina
.600- Alabama
.600- Texas
.550- Texas A&M
.526- Miss State
.524- LSU
.500- Auburn
.500- Florida
.500- Vanderbilt
.474- Tennessee
.458- Kentucky
.444- Ole Miss
.438- Missouri
.421- Georgia
.313- Arkansas

Miami is wise to try this now... their stock is high and rising:

1. Played for a national title last season... currently ranked #1

2. Gigantic influx of billionaires and ultra high net worth individuals into the area... Miami/Palm Beach is taking finance jobs away from New York.

3. Booming population in South Florida. The whole state is exploding with growth.

4. Strong outlook for growth/improvement in Central and South America benefits Miami. As the economic and safety outlook improves in places like Argentina, El Salvador, Colombia, etc (maybe soon Venezuela?), that leads to direct investment back into Miami. Miami is the capital of Latin America and an improved Latin America benefits Miami.

I don't want Miami in the SEC... I don't want anymore expansion. But Miami's stock is a really good buy right now. It has a ton of upside.

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I’m asking a genuine question haha

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I gave you the genuine answer.

Auburn fans chant, " A-U".

Alabama fans are yelling, "Sucks" to follow.

What is the crowd split? The Auburn crowd sounds way louder on TV.

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Why does Steven Pearl have a gigantic nose?

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Probably because you're a racist nazi.

Why is Nate Oates such a piece of shite?

No better rivalry in college football from 1992-2010, IMO. Some absolute classic games. The pinnacle of the rivalry was 2004-2007.

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Alabama-23
LSU-6
Georgia-6
Auburn-6

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How many for Tennessee and Florida?

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Unanimous Natties: Advantage LSU

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This is a pretty big deal. LSU has four National Titles to Tennessee's two. If you're going to claim Tennessee is a better all time program, they better be way out front in the other categories. LSU having double the number of National Titles is tough to overcome.

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SEC Titles: Advantage Tennessee

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Yawn. Half of Tennessee's SEC titles were before integration. 11 of 13 were before the SEC Championship Game era. Four of the 13 were shared titles... two shared by three teams. Is a 3-way tie for an SEC title in a 10-team SEC as impressive as winning an SEC title game when the SEC had 14 teams? The answer is no.

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Wins All Time: Advantage Tennessee

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Are all wins equal? No. LSU has 104 wins all-time against Final AP ranked opponents... Tennessee has 100. Close, but LSU has more quality wins all-time... Tennessee certainly not making up the gap of having half the number of national titles.

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Winning Percentage: Advantage Tennessee

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Redundant

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Playoff Appearances: Tie

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LOL. James Madison also is tied with you here. Putting a category for something that's barely been a thing in the sport is silly.... and when you look at Tennessee's resume that year on the whole, it becomes even more of a joke. Also, wouldn't a 2-team or 4-team playoff appearance be way more impressive than a 12-team playoff appearance?

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Head-to-Head: Advantage Tennessee

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Only 34 meetings ever.

LSU has double the number of national titles, and the majority of their natties and SEC titles were won during eras in which obtaining them was far more impressive/difficult. LSU has more weeks ranked in the AP Poll.... more wins over Final ranked opponents, etc.

As someone said earlier... the gap between Alabama and everyone else is massive. Georgia too is beginning to separate themselves from the pack a bit. LSU, Tennessee, Auburn, and Florida are relatively close however it's pretty obvious that LSU should be at the front of that pack.