Georgia by a bunch. Texas is talented but young at key positions. Close til about midway through second quarter. I think 37-17
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You ain't shittin. Texas is damn near talented as anyone, just young. Herman coached them up with all those extra practices the last month. Lots of time left
7-1 in the SEC. Doesn't look like it tonight against #15 Texas. Geez. I'm pretty surprised at the 3 TD lead with under 14min to play.
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SEC Least. Their most impressive game was against Bama for the title game. If you look back through the season it was lackluster win after lackluster win. Very surprised however that they didn't show up tonight for the bowl game. The horns hooked them the entire game. It was obvious that Texas showed up to win and were determined to do so. Saw some quality football out of Texas tonight with very solid fundamentals. And I think I heard they have a lot of guys coming back next year. For sure one to keep an eye on.
If you paid any attention to Texas, they were easily the most up and down team all year long. A shitload of young talent, coupled with some plug and play Grad Transfers, kinda makes sense looking back. I do think they'll be hard to beat going forward. They have more available talent to recruit and a damn good head coach
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I admittedly didn't. The only Texas I oaid attention to was A&M and that was mostly for a good laugh.
Tom Herman did a nice job as O coordinator for the Buckeyes. Hated to see him go. Good to see him doing well down there.
SEC least? Their only loss was to Bama in the league. Isn't SEC the elite? The alpha?
SEC least? Their only loss was to Bama in the league. Isn't SEC the elite? The alpha?
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Ga also lost to SEC West LSU 34-14. Is the SEC the elite? You tell me. It should only takes one glance at how the SEC Leasts 5-3 in conference Florida whipped OSUs biggest rival Michigan 41-15. Or how 3-5 in conference Auburn rolled Purdue 63-14, and 5-3 Kentucky over Penn St 27-24. Even our joke teams in the SEC have no problem with the Big 10. I see stuff like that and remember back when OSU struggled against Penn St only winning by a point. Or how Purdue flat owned OSU, or how your biggest hype game of the year, the "we're back baby" win over Michigan but you still gave up 39 points where as measly Florida held them to 15. What am I supposed to think looking at that? How can I respect the Big 10 when I just saw piddly SEC teams make easy work of teams that the Big 10 champion OSU either lost to, struggled with, or gave up massive points to?
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SEC 6-5 in bowl games for a .545 winning percentage
Big 10 5-4 in bowl games at .555 winning percentage
If Alabama beats Clemson the SEC will end with a 7-5 record and end up at .583 winning percentage
If Alabama loses to Clemson two things happen. One, The SEC ends up at 6-6 and at .500 , two, most of us will be pleased.
Big 10 5-4 in bowl games at .555 winning percentage
If Alabama beats Clemson the SEC will end with a 7-5 record and end up at .583 winning percentage
If Alabama loses to Clemson two things happen. One, The SEC ends up at 6-6 and at .500 , two, most of us will be pleased.
Hahaha, Pleased as in fist pumping and heavy usage of foul language with a positive overtone?!?!?
It should be a good matchup “if” all starters play in this game. Suspensions are one thing but if this trend of players sitting out to stay healthy becomes the norm it’ll be interesting how it effects the College Football landscape. Can’t blame the players but where do you draw lines and how it effects TV ratings,scholarships,championship money,betting,rankings and other things will be very interesting. I know I lost interest in continuing watching the Florida and Michigan game as soon as I saw UM had 4 starters sitting out. The “next man up” mantra is one thing but 1/4 or more of a defense or any other unit is ridiculous! Watered down matchups cant be a good thing and it’s an example of how MONEY has ruined another favorite sport of many fans.