The SEC was a G5 level conference this year.

[Numpsay]

Why would I go back and forth with an agenda driven goofy

at this dummy claiming he won't go back and forth while going back and forth. This is the best you can do because you know you can't argue against the points made. So get out your feelings and save yourself the embarrassment.

 

[West Coast Avenger]

Yall nikkas retarded.

....truth hurts....you one of the biggest SEC fanboys on here....your predictions were wrong....deal with it ....

 

[David_TheMan]

The same Auburn defense that gave up 31 at home to *checks notes* NM St, and then to Maryland without their starting QB in the bowl game. Just more evidence the offenses in the SEC this year were below average.

Auburn checked out bowl season. If it isn't in the cfp no one cares.

Nm st was a let down game after blowing it in the SEC

Auburn shut down UGA and Bama.

 

[I AM WARHOL]

I'm guessing you didn't notice Washington fans doing it all night.

We hate them. It's always on-sight for us. It's no different than Mich/Osu fans always taking shots at each other at random times

You don't understand, but that's fine.

Save that shyt fukk OU nikka

 

[number21]

One year the SEC kept their foot off you guys necks and we get this.

 

[Trav]

One year the SEC kept their foot off you guys necks and we get this.

OP is a Texas fan. Same Texas going to the SEC next yr. So they kept their foot off their own neck?

 

[number21]

OP is a Texas fan. Same Texas going to the SEC next yr. So they kept their foot off their own neck?

They were Big 12 as of this past year.

 

[Numpsay]

Auburn checked out bowl season. If it isn't in the cfp no one cares.

Nm st was a let down game after blowing it in the SEC

Auburn shut down UGA and Bama.

Miss me with those excuses. They shut down UGA and Bama because both have mid QBs and pedestrian running games. The days of stacking talent are long gone with NIL and the transfer portal. So now talent is starting to spread out which will lead to more parity.


And @Trav gets it. Ain't no Kumbaya SEC SEC shyt here. Letting the chopper rang on the entire conference. I ain't rooting for you nikkas.

 

[number21]

Miss me with those excuses. They shut down UGA and Bama because both have mid QBs and pedestrian running games. The days of stacking talent are long gone with NIL and the transfer portal.


And @Trav gets it. Ain't no Kumbaya SEC SEC shyt here. Letting the chopper rang on the entire conference. I ain't rooting for you nikkas.

You're going to fall in line with the rag dolling that's on the way.

 

[pete clemenza]

NIL has killed the SEC Era of football where some people spent like it was a big business and some people didn't.

Now we're back to the Pre-BCS where there's a true parity around the nation.

Let's not get into how much COVID, the portal, and transfer rules have destabilized the roster depth those teams got used to.

Agreed. Most of these SEC schools technically aren't rich and have no big media markets. Their endowments are G5 level

 

[David_TheMan]

Miss me with those excuses. They shut down UGA and Bama because both have mid QBs and pedestrian running games. The days of stacking talent are long gone with NIL and the transfer portal. So now talent is starting to spread out which will lead to more parity.


And @Trav gets it. Ain't no Kumbaya SEC SEC shyt here. Letting the chopper rang on the entire conference. I ain't rooting for you nikkas.

Sec still stacks talent
Most of the talent other conferences get are overflow from sex and big ten.

So you don't really have a point.
Talent is consolidating in the new power 2

 

[Numpsay]

Sec still stacks talent
Most of the talent other conferences get are overflow from sex and big ten.

So you don't really have a point.
Talent is consolidating in the new power 2

I was talking about Bama and UGA and you reply with SEC. The SEC never stacked talent. Bama and UGA did, and LSU caught lightening in the bottle a few times. The talent on the depth charts at those schools are starting to look different because of the factors I highlighted in my previous post. They aren't going to be as deep anymore and talented players that used to be buried on their bench waiting their turns will be playing elsewhere.

 

[David_TheMan]

I was talking about Bama and UGA and you reply with SEC. The SEC never stacked talent. Bama and UGA did, and LSU caught lightening in the bottle a few times. The talent on the depth charts at those schools are starting to look different because of the factors I highlighted in my previous post. They aren't going to be as deep anymore and talented players that used to be buried on their bench waiting their turns will be playing elsewhere.

The fact that you think lsu caught lightening in a bottle and isn't always overflowing with raw talent, just like Florida, shows how little you know what you are talking about historically.

All the big co defenses are about to get even more loaded.

 

[Numpsay]

The fact that you think lsu caught lightening in a bottle and isn't always overflowing with raw talent, just like Florida, shows how little you know what you are talking about historically.

All the big co defenses are about to get even more loaded.

Historically LSU just arrived on the CFB scene about 25 years ago. They have won 3 championships with three different coaches with at least 4 years in between winning the next. Since their last championship they have not had less than 3 losses in a season. Yeah that sounds like a team always overflowing with talent.

Florida is even worse, another team that didn't really have success until the 90's and hasn't even been to a championship game since 2008. A team that has gone 3 consecutive seasons with a losing record and hasn't lost less than 2 games in 10 years.

yeah these are teams that are always overflowing with talent. I clearly don't know that I'm talking about.

I gotta stop engaging with posters on CFB that don't be in the main thread.

 

[HabitualChiller]

I was talking about Bama and UGA and you reply with SEC. The SEC never stacked talent. Bama and UGA did, and LSU caught lightening in the bottle a few times. The talent on the depth charts at those schools are starting to look different because of the factors I highlighted in my previous post. They aren't going to be as deep anymore and talented players that used to be buried on their bench waiting their turns will be playing elsewhere.

LSU stacks talent at DB and WR...normally.

That "WRU" shyt actually applys to them.

Tennessee would be a top 3 team in the Big Ten and Missouri would be top 4. I'd even say that a healthy Texas A&M would be around that level.