Houston Chronicle: Texas & OU reach out to SEC to join conference

[Rigby.]

We stink but we've been better than y'all the past 3 years?

What does that make bum ass Auburn then? Have fun with Bo nix, throws picks. Clown ass program

The best Florida has been since Urban wiped y’all off his shoe like dog shyt has equaled 0 SEC titles, 1 Georgia win, 1 LSU win, and one of the worst bowl losses in your program’s history. And an 8-4 record in arguably the worst SEC East since the 2000s in your only SEC CG appearing seasons



I wish we could coast in the East too breh

 

[Rigby.]

You should probably be more worried about LSU and their football program right now.

I hope they keep on ducking the death penalty, these 40 point conference losses gonna kill off that shythole the natural way God intended

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

The SEC will be the NFL. Does this have anything to do with the NCAA compensation ruling?

 

[Turk]

The best Florida has been since Urban wiped y’all off his shoe like dog shyt has equaled 0 SEC titles, 1 Georgia win, 1 LSU win, and one of the worst bowl losses in your program’s history. And an 8-4 record in arguably the worst SEC East since the 2000s in your only SEC CG appearing seasons



I wish we could coast in the East too breh

Y'all haven't won the west in 10 years

You got hoe'd by Bama last year

Yeah, we got blown out by OU when a lot of our key players opted out but that was still a better loss than getting blown out by fukking Northwestern

Y'all were 6-5 last year STFU

How you gon talk shyt about Florida when y'all are Bama's bytch and haven't won anything meaningful in a decade

 

[revan]

UGA never has had a talent problem. Nobody trying to hear that. CONSISTENT top 15 at worst recruiting rankings? Come on now. Their problem was losing games to cats they had no business losing to. And it still happens.

I do think OU will be in that UGA, LSU tier. I wouldn't put A&M in there after 1 season. Florida coming off 4 losses crubling down the stretch. LSU better not put up another stinker like last season. UGA has been the only consistent program besides LSU (last year as an aberration?).

Texas are the delusional ones in this whole shyt.

I'm saying that if you're using Mizzou as a barometer to measure the potential success of OU or TX that the SEC is a lot different now than then. UGA has been recruited well over the last 10 or so years but Kirby Smart has kicked it up a notch or two.

I'm a UF fan so I'm probably biased but they've been fairly consistent under Mullen- I don't nearly expect OU to be "better" unless something dramatic happened. I'll feel more strongly about it as the season progresses - if defense comes back to the conference OU will have a rougher transition.


Edit: the Mizzou love in this thread right now

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

You should probably be more worried about LSU and their football program right now.

We can hire a coach like Orgeron and Les Miles and still win championships and develop NFL players, Texas wishes

 

[Rekkapryde]

I'm saying that if you're using Mizzou as a barometer to measure the potential success of OU or TX that the SEC is a lot different now than then. UGA has been recruited well over the last 10 or so years but Kirby Smart has kicked it up a notch or two.

I'm a UF fan so I'm probably biased but they've been fairly consistent under Mullen- I don't nearly expect OU to be "better" unless something dramatic happened. I'll feel more strongly about it as the season progresses - if defense comes back to the conference OU will have a rougher transition.


Edit: the Mizzou love in this thread right now

It's not even about love for Mizzou. It's the reality of what happened. Everyone had them getting mollywhopped when they joined... EVERYONE. If they had gotten smacked as predicted then it would have been... "See what happens when they play real comp in the SEC outside of OU and Texas!"

Easy to juelz now that UGA and UF were down then. No one was saying that then and they still had much better talent than Mizzou on paper. Those Big 12 offenses are a bytch to play against.

 

[Rekkapryde]

This shyt gonna blow up in Texas face

 

[Silkk]

It's not even about love for Mizzou. It's the reality of what happened. Everyone had them getting mollywhopped when they joined... EVERYONE. If they had gotten smacked as predicted then it would have been... "See what happens when they play real comp in the SEC outside of OU and Texas!"

Easy to juelz now that UGA and UF were down then. No one was saying that then and they still had much better talent than Mizzou on paper. Those Big 12 offenses are a bytch to play against.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Their SEC talent was gonna dominate Missouri. You know that was the rhetoric then

 

[Chrishaune]

If we're going to do this. Name the last time a SEC East team won the SEC championship. The power has been in the West for a while now. That's going to see some changes with these new additions.

 

[revan]

UF and UGA have benefitted from literally everyone in that division being terrible, I don't understand this logic you're using lol. Florida and Georgia both have more talent than Missouri when they were making those conference championships. UGA was top 6 coming into the 2013 season and was coming off a last-second loss to Alabama who won by 40 in the natty Georgia and Florida are better than they were then, but these teams are substantially worse than they were back then, except Kentucky. Georgia was finishing in the top 10 talent and rankings wise annually in the early 10s, and getting their ass smacked by SCar almost every year and narrowly winning over UTK (TENNESSEE!) annually. But Oklahoma, arguably the best offensive machine schematically in CFB since Riley's hire, no chance in hell at taking over that division if they were to get in.
Florida also stinks. This is ridiculous agenda pushing

Let me help you- you keep talking about talent and rankings, "coming into the season" so forth - none of that means anything on the field. Florida and Georgia had superior talent to Mizzou but they underperformed due to coaching and roster deficiencies. Credit to Mizzou but those circumstances don't exist at the present. Georgia, Florida, A&M and probably LSU are all at least good football teams. Something could change between now and 2025 but you could say the same for OU.

Also by your logic Florida only losing to Alabama by 6 and Alabama beating the brakes off the rest of CFBs best teams should account for something.

 

[revan]

It's not even about love for Mizzou. It's the reality of what happened. Everyone had them getting mollywhopped when they joined... EVERYONE. If they had gotten smacked as predicted then it would have been... "See what happens when they play real comp in the SEC outside of OU and Texas!"

Easy to juelz now that UGA and UF were down then. No one was saying that then and they still had much better talent than Mizzou on paper. Those Big 12 offenses are a bytch to play against.

Juelz?

No one was saying it then?

UF was 4-8 in 2013 and 7-5 in 2014.
Georgia was 7-5 and 10-3 with Richt being let go a year later.

Y'all keep talking about talent clearly never watched the Will Muschamp coached UF teams play football.

OU has a great offense, they'll be a good team but predicting they'll slot right under Alabama is premature and very wishful thinking.

 

[Scientific]

The confrence def isn't what it was 10 years ago. The SEC isn't that tough because Mizzous's first two years, and A&Ms lightning in a bottle Manziel years? There's a ton of hindsight cherry picking.

Looking back, each one had an individual case in regards to their transition, but if Sumlin hadn't gambled on Johnny Manziel, who knows where A&M would be. I think Mizzous first two years, though an anomaly, the can tip their hit to being competitive when the division wasn't at its peak. Call it for what it is, but both programs caught some luck when they came in.

 

[Silkk]

If we're going to do this. Name the last time a SEC East team won the SEC championship. The power has been in the West for a while now. That's going to see some changes with these new additions.

Georgia beat yall ass for it not too long ago

The power has been in the West? The power has been at one spot breh. Lol