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  • @texasag1969 said:

    Yep-caused by so many SEC National Champions - 9 of the last 12.

    I’m going to guess all 12 games were played in SEC country.

    SEC...there’s no place like home.

    @canton-dawg said:

    I’m going to guess all 12 games were played in SEC country.

    SEC...there’s no place like home.

    And that is heavily weighted at the top.

    2017 Alabama CFP <----  5 of last 9?
    2016 Clemson CFP
    2015 Alabama CFP
    2014 Ohio State CFP
    2013 Florida State BCS
    2012 Alabama BCS
    2011 Alabama BCS
    2010 Auburn BCS
    2009 Alabama BCS
  • @texasag1969 said:

    Yep-caused by so many SEC National Champions - 9 of the last 12.

    I’m going to guess all 12 games were played in SEC country.

    SEC...there’s no place like home.

    @canton-dawg said:

    I’m going to guess all 12 games were played in SEC country.

    SEC...there’s no place like home.

    And you would be wrong.

    2006-----Arizona

    2007-----NO

    2008----Miami

    2009----Calif.

    2010----Arizona

    2011----NO

    2012----Miami 

    2013----Calif.

    2014----Dallas

    2015----Arizona

    2016----Tampa

    2017----Atlanta

    What do they all have in common?  Warmer weather in Jan. or Domes.

  • @canton-dawg said:

    I’m going to guess all 12 games were played in SEC country.

    SEC...there’s no place like home.

    And you would be wrong.

    2006-----Arizona

    2007-----NO

    2008----Miami

    2009----Calif.

    2010----Arizona

    2011----NO

    2012----Miami 

    2013----Calif.

    2014----Dallas

    2015----Arizona

    2016----Tampa

    2017----Atlanta

    What do they all have in common?  Warmer weather in Jan. or Domes.

    @texasag1969 said:

    What do they all have in common?  Warmer weather in Jan. or Domes.

    That is a must for any playoff, bowl, National Championship, big winter conventions, whatever CLE should have looked into it decades ago like MIL, DET, MIN etc.

  • @canton-dawg said:

    I’m going to guess all 12 games were played in SEC country.

    SEC...there’s no place like home.

    And you would be wrong.

    2006-----Arizona

    2007-----NO

    2008----Miami

    2009----Calif.

    2010----Arizona

    2011----NO

    2012----Miami 

    2013----Calif.

    2014----Dallas

    2015----Arizona

    2016----Tampa

    2017----Atlanta

    What do they all have in common?  Warmer weather in Jan. or Domes.

    @texasag1969 said:

    And you would be wrong.

    2006-----Arizona

    2007-----NO

    2008----Miami

    2009----Calif.

    2010----Arizona

    2011----NO

    2012----Miami 

    2013----Calif.

    2014----Dallas

    2015----Arizona

    2016----Tampa

    2017----Atlanta

    What do they all have in common?  Warmer weather in Jan. or Domes.

    What do they have in common?

    7 out of 12 are in SEC country...and ZERO are north of the Mason Dixon Line.

    Domes aren’t only found in the south Tex.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Nothing special about the SEC - they only have to be "up" for 2-4 games a season depending on who's relatively good that year.  All their out-of-conference games are either directional state schools or division 2 military academies.  If you're guaranteed either 3 or 4 wins each season and so you only have to win 2 out of the final 7 to be bowl-eligible of course they "look" good on paper.

    They recruit exactly the same people as everyone else.. nothing magical about them other than the ESPN bl$wjob$.

    Maybe you should tell that to NFL scouts who keep loading up on SEC players.

    BTY  Directional School #2 Clemson  28  --  Texas A&M  26.

    Meanwhile OSU goes 3-0 against 2-10 OreST,  1-11 Rutgers and  6-6 Tulane, the latter two at home.

    Every team puts a couple of easy games on the schedule to pad it while getting ready for the tough schedule in respective conferences.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Maybe you should tell that to NFL scouts who keep loading up on SEC players.

    BTY  Directional School #2 Clemson  28  --  Texas A&M  26.

    Meanwhile OSU goes 3-0 against 2-10 OreST,  1-11 Rutgers and  6-6 Tulane, the latter two at home.

    Every team puts a couple of easy games on the schedule to pad it while getting ready for the tough schedule in respective conferences.

    Teams put a couple cupcakes SEC puts three or four.  And the only reason the SEC gets teams ranked is because they have so many wins over so many cupcakes. 

  • @canton-dawg said:

    How does a 2 loss Georgia team stay in the top 5?

    I’ll take a guess and call it SEC bias.

    Yep-caused by so many SEC National Champions - 9 of the last 12.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Yep-caused by so many SEC National Champions - 9 of the last 12.

    One team really Alabama or should I say East Germany otherwise they have two or three at the most. 

  • SEC has done great in the HGH era

  • Let’s refresh our memories of the 2017 bowl games, and how the various conferences fared.

    Oh...look, the Big 10 went 7-1. . .

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  • @texasag1969 said:

    And you would be wrong.

    2006-----Arizona

    2007-----NO

    2008----Miami

    2009----Calif.

    2010----Arizona

    2011----NO

    2012----Miami 

    2013----Calif.

    2014----Dallas

    2015----Arizona

    2016----Tampa

    2017----Atlanta

    What do they all have in common?  Warmer weather in Jan. or Domes.

    What do they have in common?

    7 out of 12 are in SEC country...and ZERO are north of the Mason Dixon Line.

    Domes aren’t only found in the south Tex.

    @canton-dawg said:

    What do they have in common?

    7 out of 12 are in SEC country...and ZERO are north of the Mason Dixon Line.

    Domes aren’t only found in the south Tex.

    Miami is ACC country and you ignored that I proved your point wrong of stating "all 12 games were played in SEC country" was absolutely wrong. And the Atlanta game was between 2 SEC teams.

  • @canton-dawg said:

    What do they have in common?

    7 out of 12 are in SEC country...and ZERO are north of the Mason Dixon Line.

    Domes aren’t only found in the south Tex.

    Miami is ACC country and you ignored that I proved your point wrong of stating "all 12 games were played in SEC country" was absolutely wrong. And the Atlanta game was between 2 SEC teams.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Miami is ACC country and you ignored that I proved your point wrong of stating "all 12 games were played in SEC country" was absolutely wrong. And the Atlanta game was between 2 SEC teams.

    The real bottom line on all of this N-E-S-W who is the best and why it's easy just follow the population.....and money!  25 maps show it all.

    The SEC in general has a great and growing advantage, the BIG TEN used to be king. From SB Nation, great article  https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2014/8/20/6030683/25-maps-that-explain-college-football

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  • Oh and this one too......

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  • @canton-dawg said:

    What do they have in common?

    7 out of 12 are in SEC country...and ZERO are north of the Mason Dixon Line.

    Domes aren’t only found in the south Tex.

    Miami is ACC country and you ignored that I proved your point wrong of stating "all 12 games were played in SEC country" was absolutely wrong. And the Atlanta game was between 2 SEC teams.

    @texasag1969 said:

    Miami is ACC country and you ignored that I proved your point wrong of stating "all 12 games were played in SEC country" was absolutely wrong. And the Atlanta game was between 2 SEC teams.

    So Florida isn't in the SEC?

    Next I suppose you're going to tell me Texas doesn't have a team in the SEC.