Wow, CO, how did LSU pull that off? That was an impressive come behind win! Wish it had been on tv here!
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I have no clue. I have never seen a game where a team looked so bad for 3 quarters and come back the way they did. I know it was Troy but that team isn't like your normal rent-a-win. They play very well. If I hadn't had to work I'd have left and I always razz people who leave early. It was one of the most exciting 4th quarters I have witnessed.
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just to throw this out there, ULM beat Troy last weekend 
please don't look at scores for this weekend
please don't look at scores for this weekend
04DarkShadowGT
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I may be totally wrong, but it seems that every week the SEC continues to try and prove that its much closer to the Big 10 and ACC than the Big 12.
Imo Florida is the best team in the country along with OU and UT, however outside of Bama and UF the SEC is WAY OVER RATED. LSU is mediocre, UGA is solid but the rest of the league is garbage.
Imo Florida is the best team in the country along with OU and UT, however outside of Bama and UF the SEC is WAY OVER RATED. LSU is mediocre, UGA is solid but the rest of the league is garbage.
It's a down year. We can't be great every season so every once and a while we give everyone else some bragging rights.
It's a down year. We can't be great every season so every once and a while we give everyone else some bragging rights.
thankfully us UF guys left you guys to do the "give everyone else some bragging rights" part
thankfully us UF guys left you guys to do the "give everyone else some bragging rights" part
I'm talking about the SEC as a whole numbnuts.
Damn conceded Gaytor fans.
Come back when you have TWO of these...
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Guess again...BCS didn't start until 1998. You have the lowly AP trophy... PU.
04DarkShadowGT
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It's a down year. We can't be great every season so every once and a while we give everyone else some bragging rights.
See thats the thing, yes its a down year compared to 06 and 07. However before 06 the SEC was hardly the dominant conference. So it may be down compared to recent success but not for how the conference is historically.
Every so often the power shakes up and the SEC had a run of 2 years and this year its down with the rest of the pack. Who knows how things will be next year but UF and Bama arent going anywhere but we will see about the rest of them.
1989 Miami (FL) 11-1-0 Dennis Erickson
1990 Colorado (AP, FW, NF) 11-1-1 Bill McCartney
Georgia Tech (UP) 11-0-1 Bobby Ross
1991 Miami (FL) (AP) 12-0-0 Dennis Erickson
Washington (USA, FW, NF) 12-0-0 Don James
1992 Alabama 13-0-0 Gene Stallings
1993 Florida St. 12-1-0 Bobby Bowden
1994 Nebraska 13-0-0 Tom Osborne
1995 Nebraska 12-0-0 Tom Osborne
1996 Florida 12-1 Steve Spurrier
1997 Michigan (AP, FW, NF) 12-0 Lloyd Carr
Nebraska (ESPN/USA) 13-0 Tom Osborne
1998 Tennessee 13-0 Phillip Fulmer
1999 Florida St. 12-0 Bobby Bowden
2000 Oklahoma 13-0 Bob Stoops
2001 Miami (FL) 12-0 Larry Coker
2002 Ohio St. 14-0 Jim Tressel
2003 Southern Cal. (AP) 12-1 Pete Carroll
TIE Louisiana St. (ESPN/USA) 13-1 Nick Saban
2004 Southern Cal. 13-0 Pete Carroll
2005 Texas 13-0 Mack Brown
2006 Florida 13-1 Urban Meyer
2007 Louisiana St. 12-2 Les Miles
1989 Miami (FL) 11-1-0 Dennis Erickson Big East
1990 Colorado (AP, FW, NF) 11-1-1 Bill McCartney Big 12
Georgia Tech (UP) 11-0-1 Bobby Ross ACC
1991 Miami (FL) (AP) 12-0-0 Dennis Erickson ACC
Washington (USA, FW, NF) 12-0-0 Don James PAC 10
1992 Alabama 13-0-0 Gene Stallings SEC
1993 Florida St. 12-1-0 Bobby Bowden ACC
1994 Nebraska 13-0-0 Tom Osborne Big 12
1995 Nebraska 12-0-0 Tom Osborne Big 12
1996 Florida 12-1 Steve Spurrier SEC
1997 Michigan (AP, FW, NF) 12-0 Lloyd Carr Big 12
Nebraska (ESPN/USA) 13-0 Tom Osborne Big 12
1998 Tennessee 13-0 Phillip Fulmer SEC
1999 Florida St. 12-0 Bobby Bowden ACC
2000 Oklahoma 13-0 Bob Stoops Big 12
2001 Miami (FL) 12-0 Larry Coker ACC
2002 Ohio St. 14-0 Jim Tressel Big 12
2003 Southern Cal. (AP) 12-1 Pete Carroll PAC 1+9
TIE Louisiana St. (ESPN/USA) 13-1 Nick Saban SEC
2004 Southern Cal. 13-0 Pete Carroll PAC 1+9
2005 Texas 13-0 Mack Brown Big 12
2006 Florida 13-1 Urban Meyer SEC
2007 Louisiana St. 12-2 Les MilesSEC
Big 12 has 8, SEC has 6, ACC has 5 and the PAC 1+9 has 3. In the last few years, other than USCw the champions have come from two conferences. SEC will have 3 in a row come January.
what are the chances of Florida and Bama playing in the title game? Would the system allow two teams from the same conference to play?
CBus 06 GT
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No way since they'll play each other to end the regular season in the SEC Championship game. No way the loser of the SEC Championship game gets in before the Big 12 Championship game winner if it's the South contender and if it's Mizzo that wins that game, then USC get's in before the SEC CG loser.
The system could allow it if both contenders came from the same division within the same conference. As an example, if Georgia was totally dominant all year and lost close and respectably to Florida, they could make a case. They would finish 2nd in the SEC East and not make the SEC title game, but could get a rematch if Florida dominated the SEC title game and everyone else is a 1 loss team or worse.
well, what if this happens. Florida is dominant all year (have they lost a game?) and go undefeated. Bama get's one lose prior to the CG after a dominant season, but loose on a last second hail mary from a really good team. They meet up, and both have a one lose record. No other team has less then 2 loses. Wouldn't that, at least mathematically by BCS standards pit Florida and Bama in the BCS game?
Not that I want to see that happen, just wondering.....
Not that I want to see that happen, just wondering.....
florida has one loss (ole miss). after the sec champ game, it will either be bama with a loss, and UF with a loss, or UF with 2 losses. no chance they'll take both teams unless everyone else happens to get another loss but those 2, which probably wont happen....
CBus 06 GT
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The human polls still make up a lot of the BCS number and in your scenario, the loser will drop enough spots in the human polls to drop them out of the #2 BCS spot, allowing another team, even a 2 loss team, to play the SEC winner.