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Blue Collar Red Dawg

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SEC games average roughly 4.9–5.2 million viewers, well ahead of the Big Ten (around 2.3–2.8M), and the conference accounts for a large share of total college football viewing time. Marquee SEC matchups (especially Georgia-Alabama, Red River Rivalry, Alabama-LSU, and Texas vs. other power brands) routinely produce the highest individual audiences in the sport.Bottom line: Texas has the highest current averages, but Alabama and Georgia are the most reliable long-term draws, with Oklahoma and LSU right behind them as major national brands. From SuperGrok AI

re: Fire Bobo!

Posted by Blue Collar Red Dawg on 11/8/26 at 2:08 pm to
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re: Fire Bobo!

Posted by Blue Collar Red Dawg on 11/8/26 at 2:07 pm to
Does anything UGA ever make you happy?
They get preferential treatment. Always. They never play anyone in the reg season. Miami bury them.

re: UGA, A&M, UTrans, and USCe

Posted by Blue Collar Red Dawg on 11/4/26 at 1:19 pm to
The fools have spoken.
We don't care about Ohio State, dude.
Any time you have a pile of professors clumped together you know they are living in an unreal world. Real jobs? Foreign to them. Woke woke woke.
They are the types that want to win every game 70 to 0.
Larger sample size more accurate.
Alabama has banned him for life, His name is out there if you care to find it.

re: AL game rewatch

Posted by Blue Collar Red Dawg on 10/15/26 at 4:44 pm to
It was not a pick ... the ball clearly bound on the ground while supposedly being caught.
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Thanks for responding to that less-than-stellar poster.

re: PI

Posted by Blue Collar Red Dawg on 10/11/26 at 6:36 pm to
Like too many media folks they voice their opinions and not facts. Tired of Fowler and Herbstreit ... Bama apologists.