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<blockquote data-quote="stinger78" data-source="post: 1003151" data-attributes="member: 6771"><p>Good summary. Not sure why this is so difficult to grasp. The Narrative is the conference and all benefit from it. Yet,</p><p>Just since 2000, GT is 4-0 vs. Vandy, 3-0 vs. MSU, 2-0 vs. Auburn, and 1-0 vs. Kentucky, while going 0-1 vs. UT, 0-2 vs. LSU, O-3 vs. Ole Miss, and 4-19 vs. UGAg.</p><p></p><p>UGAg is its own special form of rivalry pain for GT, but other than them, GT is 10-6 against Vandy, MSU, Auburn, and Kentucky, and 10-11 adding LSU and Ole Miss.</p><p>Many of those years GT has been a pretty mediocre program, some worse, some better.</p><p></p><p>Over the same time span, Wake is 6-5 vs. Vandy, 1-0 vs. TAMU, 2-0 vs. Ole Miss, and 0-1 vs. MSU, (and 1-0 vs. Oregon, BTW).</p><p></p><p>Clemson is 15-8 vs. USCe, 1-4 vs. UGA, 2-1 vs. Kentucky, 1-1 vs. UT, 3-1 vs. TAMU, 2-3 vs. Bama, 4-2 vs. Auburn, … and 2-0 vs. OU.</p><p></p><p>This same scenario is repeated for team after team in the ACC. Maybe up by a game or two or down by a game or two, but not dominated by the SEC.</p><p></p><p>BTW, UGA is 4-8 vs. Bama.</p><p></p><p>Top to bottom, as a conference, the SEC is marginally better than the ACC most years, but only due to the top 2-3 teams. SECspeed refers to the conference as a whole, not just those 2-3 teams. That’s The Narrative at work, and it unnecessarily elevates the SEC while hurting the other conferences.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stinger78, post: 1003151, member: 6771"] Good summary. Not sure why this is so difficult to grasp. The Narrative is the conference and all benefit from it. Yet, Just since 2000, GT is 4-0 vs. Vandy, 3-0 vs. MSU, 2-0 vs. Auburn, and 1-0 vs. Kentucky, while going 0-1 vs. UT, 0-2 vs. LSU, O-3 vs. Ole Miss, and 4-19 vs. UGAg. UGAg is its own special form of rivalry pain for GT, but other than them, GT is 10-6 against Vandy, MSU, Auburn, and Kentucky, and 10-11 adding LSU and Ole Miss. Many of those years GT has been a pretty mediocre program, some worse, some better. Over the same time span, Wake is 6-5 vs. Vandy, 1-0 vs. TAMU, 2-0 vs. Ole Miss, and 0-1 vs. MSU, (and 1-0 vs. Oregon, BTW). Clemson is 15-8 vs. USCe, 1-4 vs. UGA, 2-1 vs. Kentucky, 1-1 vs. UT, 3-1 vs. TAMU, 2-3 vs. Bama, 4-2 vs. Auburn, … and 2-0 vs. OU. This same scenario is repeated for team after team in the ACC. Maybe up by a game or two or down by a game or two, but not dominated by the SEC. BTW, UGA is 4-8 vs. Bama. Top to bottom, as a conference, the SEC is marginally better than the ACC most years, but only due to the top 2-3 teams. SECspeed refers to the conference as a whole, not just those 2-3 teams. That’s The Narrative at work, and it unnecessarily elevates the SEC while hurting the other conferences. [/QUOTE]
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