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  • The SEC has two teams? Even though it also has a team that beat both of them. Yeah. Ok.

    I won't argue too much about the Big 10, but the ACC is way overrated.

  • The SEC has two teams? Even though it also has a team that beat both of them. Yeah. Ok.

    I won't argue too much about the Big 10, but the ACC is way overrated.

    @wargograw said:

    The SEC has two teams? Even though it also has a team that beat both of them. Yeah. Ok.

    I won't argue too much about the Big 10, but the ACC is way overrated.

    Quoting Bill Parcells:  you are what your record is....and over the last couple of years the ACC has handed the SEC their hat....and they have played a lot more games against each other than either plays, say, the Big Ten.

  • Well since the vast majority of the league didn't participate in that hat-handing, what the record says really means nothing.

  • @wargograw said:

    The SEC has two teams? Even though it also has a team that beat both of them. Yeah. Ok.

    I won't argue too much about the Big 10, but the ACC is way overrated.

    Quoting Bill Parcells:  you are what your record is....and over the last couple of years the ACC has handed the SEC their hat....and they have played a lot more games against each other than either plays, say, the Big Ten.

    @the-gipper said:

    Quoting Bill Parcells:  you are what your record is....and over the last couple of years the ACC has handed the SEC their hat....and they have played a lot more games against each other than either plays, say, the Big Ten.

    The SEC and somewhat ACC have one slight inherent edge over the B1G, geography.  Over the past 30-50 or more years the population have most definitely headed south and west why? The rust belt rusted, jobs, weather and the most important thing of all AIR CONDITIONING! 

    However elements like zika, floods, more extreme hurricanes, coast erosion and yes immigration from central and south may reverse some of these numbers.....we'll see. 

  • Well since the vast majority of the league didn't participate in that hat-handing, what the record says really means nothing.

    @wargograw said:

    Well since the vast majority of the league didn't participate in that hat-handing, what the record says really means nothing.

    There was certainly a sufficient sampling.    26 games between them just the last two years.  And the fact is the VAST majority of the league DID participate.    In 2016 and 2017....every SEC school but Missouri played an ACC opponent.  And 9 of the ACC schools played an SEC opponent. (Miami, Virg. Duke, Pitt, BC, did not.)

    And the ACC went 15-11 vs. SEC these past two years.

  • @wargograw said:

    Well since the vast majority of the league didn't participate in that hat-handing, what the record says really means nothing.

    There was certainly a sufficient sampling.    26 games between them just the last two years.  And the fact is the VAST majority of the league DID participate.    In 2016 and 2017....every SEC school but Missouri played an ACC opponent.  And 9 of the ACC schools played an SEC opponent. (Miami, Virg. Duke, Pitt, BC, did not.)

    And the ACC went 15-11 vs. SEC these past two years.

    @the-gipper said:

    There was certainly a sufficient sampling.    26 games between them just the last two years.  And the fact is the VAST majority of the league DID participate.    In 2016 and 2017....every SEC school but Missouri played an ACC opponent.  And 9 of the ACC schools played an SEC opponent. (Miami, Virg. Duke, Pitt, BC, did not.)

    And the ACC went 15-11 vs. SEC these past two years.

    And what was the record last year?

    That's right.

  • @the-gipper said:

    There was certainly a sufficient sampling.    26 games between them just the last two years.  And the fact is the VAST majority of the league DID participate.    In 2016 and 2017....every SEC school but Missouri played an ACC opponent.  And 9 of the ACC schools played an SEC opponent. (Miami, Virg. Duke, Pitt, BC, did not.)

    And the ACC went 15-11 vs. SEC these past two years.

    And what was the record last year?

    That's right.

    @wargograw said:

    And what was the record last year?

    That's right.

    The point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majorityThe point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majority

  • @wargograw said:

    And what was the record last year?

    That's right.

    The point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majorityThe point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majority

    @the-gipper said:

    The point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majorityThe point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majority

    It's  92.8571428571428571428571428571428571428571428%, sorry trying out a new online calculator doesn't have the decimal cutoff.  I'll keep looking.

    But 92.9% is pretty ok. 😆

  • @wargograw said:

    And what was the record last year?

    That's right.

    The point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majorityThe point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majority

    @the-gipper said:

    The point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majorityThe point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majority

    Yeah, I'll give that to you. Most of the teams were involved. Didn't realize that. Still, the SEC dominated the matchups last year, so your initial point was wrong anyway.

  • @the-gipper said:

    The point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majorityThe point is per your math 13 out of 14 is not a vast majority. If that is not a vast majority what is a vast majority

    Yeah, I'll give that to you. Most of the teams were involved. Didn't realize that. Still, the SEC dominated the matchups last year, so your initial point was wrong anyway.

    @wargograw said:

    Yeah, I'll give that to you. Most of the teams were involved. Didn't realize that. Still, the SEC dominated the matchups last year, so your initial point was wrong anyway.

    SEC had a slight edge I think maybe a one game edge.

  • 5-7

  • 5-7

    @wargograw said:

    5-7

    Yeah that's one gameYeah that's one game