d1nonlyhogfan

I have to :rotflmao: to keep from :wah:

Seriously, though, good work as always, freek.

The biggest issue I have with it is that the other SEC teams (Auburn excepted) ended the season ranked lower than they have now been ranked in the preseason polls, yet Arkansas ended the season @ 12, and then get dropped to 14 on the preseason poll. Granted, we have had some key departures on offense from last season, but so did Bama, Auburn, and others. And our defense looks to be the best it has been in decades this year. Add that to a Bobby Petrino offense, and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that we are top-10 potential, and potential is what the preseason polls are all about.

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This site uses extensive historical data and calculations similar to those used by the BCS computer rankings. It shows the SEC as the dominant conference over the last decade. The categories of data used for the rankings include:

Win percentage
(Strength of) Schedule
Nat'l Championships
Big Four Bowls (Rose, Fiesta, Orange, Sugar)

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somewhat misleading......Pac Ten has two less teams and they all play one less OOC game because they play a round robin. Over five years that is 50 less games they haven't played to compare.

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But the win percentage is still very much in the SEC's favor:

SEC 226-50 .819
Big 12 198-74 .728
Big East 162-61 .726
Big Ten 176-72 .710
Pac-10 113-65 .635

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Alshon's name would be all over this thread if he were a JR/SR

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That is the truth. Jeffery is one of the best the SEC has seen in a long time -- right up there with AJ Green.

In football, SEC is King. There is absolutely zero evidence to support otherwise. BCS dominance, nonconference records, and everything else combine to leave no doubt of that fact.

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for a sleeper pick I would go with DJ Williams.

Great work ethic and in the right offense could be a stud at the TE/H-back position.

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e.g. Peyton Hillis

This

Nafoom has to be on there.

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