SEC football > all other football

[mike_coolbaugh]

I shoulda coached Football

[NozeCandy]

Man if this is actually a serious thread, I don't even know what to say.

Post the non-conference games the SEC played this year. Outside of LSU-VA Tech, there is not one impressive game there. In fact, the SEC has lost quite a bit or barely beat bad teams. As far this defensive juggernaut you keep talking about, I have no idea where you get that.

[mmbt0ne]

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ACC, except for this year, has quality teams imo

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VT, the second best or arguably the best team in the ACC (dominated BC for 56 minutes), got beat by LSU 48-7 imo.

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ACC Standings
ATLANTIC CONF. W-L OVERALL W-L
Boston College 4-0 8-0
Wake Forest 4-1 6-2
Clemson 3-2 6-2
Florida State 2-3 5-3
Maryland 1-3 4-4
North Carolina State 1-3 3-5

COASTAL CONF. W-L OVERALL W-L
Virginia 4-1 7-2
Virginia Tech 3-1 6-2
Miami (FL) 2-2 5-3
Georgia Tech 2-3 5-3
North Carolina 1-3 2-6
Duke 0-5 1-7


SEC Standings
EAST CONF. W-L OVERALL W-L
Georgia 4-2 6-2
Tennessee 3-2 5-3
South Carolina 3-3 6-3
Florida 3-3 5-3
Kentucky 2-3 6-3
Vanderbilt 2-3 5-3

WEST CONF. W-L OVERALL W-L
LSU 4-1 7-1
Alabama 4-1 6-2
Auburn 4-2 6-3
Mississippi State 2-3 5-4
Arkansas 1-3 5-3
Mississippi 0-6 2-7

Alabama - 14
FSU - 21

[smk67]

Yet LSU is not good enough to beat a mediocre Kentucky team and needed late game heroics to beat Auburn and Florida. Yeah, the SEC has plenty of good teams but in no way has a single great team this year. And, this LSU team has to win out to even have a chance at a MNC game, where they will struggle to beat whatever average team the east puts in the championship game. So congratulations on having 10 or 11 competitive teams, but nowhere in that depth is there a true champion.

[BowToYourSensei]

LSU also got outplayed by TULANE for the better part of 3 quarters

[RunDownHouse]

Look, ACC, you guys are good at basketball, ok? Trying to play football with the big boys is cute, and lately the SEC has been winning the basketball championships, but maybe just stick to what you know.

[THEOSU]

[Franchise 60]

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Man if this is actually a serious thread, I don't even know what to say.

Post the non-conference games the SEC played this year. Outside of LSU-VA Tech, there is not one impressive game there. In fact, the SEC has lost quite a bit or barely beat bad teams. As far this defensive juggernaut you keep talking about, I have no idea where you get that.

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Who did the #1 team in the country play non conference? Noone, and the Big 10 sucks this year.

SEC teams don't have to play tough non conference games because their conference is so tough top to bottom.

Pac-10 is also a very strong conference this year. SEC is 1, Pac-10 is 2, then its a pretty big dropoff imo.

[ConspirEDD]

i was born in columbus, ohio, and I'm a buckeye for life. But honestly, I think they'd be even money at best against Auburn. In terms of ability, they are barely a top 10 team. really, who are ur top 5 teams, if they did a 16 team playoff-type system?

1. LSU
2. Oklahoma
3. Oregon
4. Florida
5. Georgia

Do you really think The Ohio State would be favored over any of these teams?

[BowToYourSensei]

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Man if this is actually a serious thread, I don't even know what to say.

Post the non-conference games the SEC played this year. Outside of LSU-VA Tech, there is not one impressive game there. In fact, the SEC has lost quite a bit or barely beat bad teams. As far this defensive juggernaut you keep talking about, I have no idea where you get that.

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Who did the #1 team in the country play non conference? Noone, and the Big 10 sucks this year.

SEC teams don't have to play tough non conference games because their conference is so tough top to bottom.

Pac-10 is also a very strong conference this year. SEC is 1, Pac-10 is 2, then its a pretty big dropoff imo.

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2 pac-10 teams in the top 5 of the BCS standings and an undefeated asu will leapfrog at least LSU (assuming they win out)