TeLeFaWx
| Favorite team: | SMU  |
| Location: | Dallas, TX |
| Biography: | Bear Bryant was a terrible coach. |
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| Number of Posts: | 29307 |
| Registered on: | 8/15/2011 |
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Only middling teams ever chirped about depth. Sure, SEC has a better 6th place team than other conferences. That means frick all if the SEC isn't winning titles.
What? The SEC isn't winning Titles? Since when? At least one SEC team wins the SEC Championship every single year. Literally every single year.
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SEC fans used to say the SEC was the best because Alabama played for the title every year. Now B1G has won two in a row and it’s about the depth of the league. Curious.
No. Retarded fans like you wanted to discount the depth in the SEC so they said it was Alabama and then a bunch of Big 12 teams. That was never the case, and it’s not the case now. The SEC being so much better was because teams 3-9 were DRASTICALLY better than teams 3-9 in every other conference. That’s still the case.
re: Where does BK end up?
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/27/25 at 5:47 pm to SPAGHETTI PLATE
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
re: TAMU, Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt Tennessee.
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/27/25 at 3:16 am to TexasWranglers
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I'm speaking objectively if the goal is a natty than what's the benefit of playing at top 3 OOC opponent especially when other teams aren't doing it and are making the playoffs?
None. Other conferences don’t have anywhere near the depth. The committee would never claim a 9-3 SEC team is better than a 10-2 B1G team or an 11-1 ACC team even though that will definitely be the case moving forward with 9 conference games.
What the SEC should have done was stay at 8 conference games and mandate 2 out of conference games against the other Power 4 conferences.
Moving to 9 games is really really really going to hurt the SEC teams that finish 3rd through 6th in conference. In 2024, the SEC only had 3 teams make the playoff. All the 9-3 teams were left out and with an extra conference game those same teams would all have more losses scattered in there.
re: LSU already had a plan in place for buyout
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 6:01 pm to BigNastyTiger417
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ell out 8 games, that is $12,278,520 of extra funds alone (not increasing concessions, merchandise, etc.). Easily covers a 5 year buyout while allocating current funds towards a new coach.
Don't know how you are going to fill the stadium when A&M doesn't play there twice in one season.
re: Texas A&M's win percentage in Tiger Stadium...
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 6:00 pm to terd ferguson
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He didn't say "since before WWII",
Before WWII was August of 1939. A&M has won a National Championship since then. Some would say it was the most important National Championship of all time because the greatest war in human history had just started.
re: Ehh, I wouldn’t give up on Texas
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 5:57 pm to ClemsonKitten
Their offensive line is bad and that's really kind of what it is.
But they have the ability to stay in games late and play well in certain moments.
I think they likely beat Vanderbilt and Arkansas and finish 8-4, but there is an outside chance they upset A&M or Georgia. Also an outside chance they lose out.. but Petrino doesn't really seem to have it and they are favored against Vanderbilt for a reason.
College football is chaotic and with 4 games left to play, almost nothing ever holds. Your opinion on where teams are in the conference will be different at the end of November.
But they have the ability to stay in games late and play well in certain moments.
I think they likely beat Vanderbilt and Arkansas and finish 8-4, but there is an outside chance they upset A&M or Georgia. Also an outside chance they lose out.. but Petrino doesn't really seem to have it and they are favored against Vanderbilt for a reason.
College football is chaotic and with 4 games left to play, almost nothing ever holds. Your opinion on where teams are in the conference will be different at the end of November.
re: Texas A&M's win percentage in Tiger Stadium...
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 5:44 pm to GeorgeWest
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1. A&M agreed to play at LSU for 10+ seasons (1960s) because Kyle Field was so small, too small to host LSU.
Y'all have fans? I didn't see any in your own stadium last night
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2. LSU has a large lead over A&M in the overall series.
Meh. If the historical win percentage holds, with A&M winning 72% of the time at Kyle Field and LSU winning 71% of the time in Tiger Stadium, the overall series will be tied in like 900 years. Another 900 after that and what will you have to say then?
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3. LSU has won 4 national championships since WWII. Aggies have won ZERO.
WW2 started in Sept of 1939. The National Champion was named after the college football season concluded. Much later than that.
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4. Ags have a great team this season and good luck to them as the season progresses.
:cheers:
re: Have fun laughing and piling on..but order is getting ready to be restored in Death Valley
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 5:24 pm to Tigahs24Seven
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Order is being restored tonight.
Is Nick Saban returning to campus? Because that might be the only way to return LSU to the level their delusional fans believe they are at.
re: Texas A&M's win percentage in Tiger Stadium...
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 5:18 pm to TheFourHorsemen
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What is vs Alabama?
Erroneous for this discussion, but Alabama is 30-10-2 against LSU in Baton Rouge. If you don't include the games before 1924 when Tiger Stadium opened, Alabama is 28-9-2 against LSU. So 73.81% or 74.36% depending on how you look at it. LSU has lost to Alabama 57 times. The majority of those losses have happened in Baton Rouge.
Texas A&M's win percentage in Tiger Stadium...
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 10/26/25 at 4:44 pm
is better than LSU's win percentage at Kyle Field.
A&M is 11-28-1 in Baton Rouge. That's an incredible 28.75% win percentage.
LSU is 4-11-1 in College Station. That's a pathetic and lowly 28.13%.
Since LSU are a program of cowards and would only play us in Tiger Stadium for so many years, the rivalry appears lopsided. But if you just equally weight Kyle Field and Tiger Stadium, A&M wins 50.31% of the time against LSU.
It's honestly impressive LSU has kept it so close and understand why they only try and play in their cute little stadium.
A&M is 11-28-1 in Baton Rouge. That's an incredible 28.75% win percentage.
LSU is 4-11-1 in College Station. That's a pathetic and lowly 28.13%.
Since LSU are a program of cowards and would only play us in Tiger Stadium for so many years, the rivalry appears lopsided. But if you just equally weight Kyle Field and Tiger Stadium, A&M wins 50.31% of the time against LSU.
It's honestly impressive LSU has kept it so close and understand why they only try and play in their cute little stadium.
re: Feels good to be 5-0 and #1 in the SEC.
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 9/27/25 at 8:22 pm to tallamander34
If Ole Miss arse stomped LSU, no way they lose to Oklahoma. And that’s a compliment to LSU, which is largely a dog shite program.
Oklahoma is an Auburn level program in the SEC. They’ll never reach the heights they once knew.
re: Fox News Says Big Beautiful Bill Hanging By Thread, Freedom Caucus Could Tank It
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 5/22/25 at 1:23 am to LuckyTiger
You are the reason they have that chair in hotel rooms that always face the bed.
That’s only where we are heading because consultants and television broadcasters are retarded.
It’s an entertainment product. You want people to watch. In an ever changing world where entertainment options are near infinite and competition is greater than ever, getting rid of fan bases like Texas Tech because a retarded consultant looks at the numbers for tu or A&M and wants to maximize the number of games they play against “National” opponents for better ratings is so stupid and short sighted it’s almost hilarious there is absolutely no one in the room with common sense.
1.) They won’t completely cap the number. They’ll just give the B1G and the SEC 12 of the 16 spots in the playoff and it will be effectively the same. Conference expansion isn’t done. The SEC is at 16. The B1G is at 18. At some point UNC, Florida State, Virginia, and a half full of others will join those two.
2. They fight for an increasingly limited amount of spots. The Big 12 and ACC will get a single auto bid and the SEC/B1G will get 6. They’ll be forced in to that. The Texas Tech’s of the world, whose fan bases watch their regional rivals rooting for their failures, will watch less and less. The SEC and B1G teams will get a bigger slice of a shrinking pie.
3. I will always care, but it will be a shell of its former self. It will be sad to see.
It’s an entertainment product. You want people to watch. In an ever changing world where entertainment options are near infinite and competition is greater than ever, getting rid of fan bases like Texas Tech because a retarded consultant looks at the numbers for tu or A&M and wants to maximize the number of games they play against “National” opponents for better ratings is so stupid and short sighted it’s almost hilarious there is absolutely no one in the room with common sense.
1.) They won’t completely cap the number. They’ll just give the B1G and the SEC 12 of the 16 spots in the playoff and it will be effectively the same. Conference expansion isn’t done. The SEC is at 16. The B1G is at 18. At some point UNC, Florida State, Virginia, and a half full of others will join those two.
2. They fight for an increasingly limited amount of spots. The Big 12 and ACC will get a single auto bid and the SEC/B1G will get 6. They’ll be forced in to that. The Texas Tech’s of the world, whose fan bases watch their regional rivals rooting for their failures, will watch less and less. The SEC and B1G teams will get a bigger slice of a shrinking pie.
3. I will always care, but it will be a shell of its former self. It will be sad to see.
re: Kiffin to the Cowboys?
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 1/13/25 at 6:39 pm to lockthevaught
The most important thing for the Cowboys head coach is to hire good assistants and undermine Jerry Jones. Being a good play caller is irrelevant, you have to hire one. Kiffin is suited for Ole Miss so long as they can keep their NIL funds up.
re: AP Poll: Week 12
Posted by TeLeFaWx on 11/10/24 at 2:05 pm to LSUTigresFan
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A 9-game conference schedule will probably happen in 2026 when the playoffs consist of 16 teams.
It will happen when Sankey and the tv networks dangle money. The number of teams in the playoff isn’t going to matter, but it will just create more 9-3 teams instead of 10-2 teams and the same issue exists. Just look at the top 16 now. Are there more or less SEC teams in the field with a 9 game SEC schedule? Are the polls today unchanged with 8 more losses spread among SEC teams and all the B1G, Big 12 and ACC teams have the same records? Of course not.
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We have cannibalized ourselves this year
Correct. And all the people clamoring for a 9th SEC game, while the other conferences are inferior and they aren’t going to put every 10-2 SEC team in over an 11-1 Indiana, Miami, Notre Dame, BYU or Boise State should pay attention.
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Head to head must not matter , just perception.
If coaches aren’t gonna vote they should just not vote. Dont let some PR person vote in your stead.
Half these coaches polls have to be done by an assistant in advance.
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