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<blockquote data-quote="Boomergump" data-source="post: 112907" data-attributes="member: 639"><p>Well, the sample pool is a little small to make these kind of statements. I will offer this as a counter to your opinion: Bammer struggled a good bit with WVU despite them being an "also ran" in the Big 12 losing half their games. Auburn was outplayed by KSU even though they ended up winning the game. Then they later got smacked by a UGA team that lost to UF, USC, and the lowly ACC team GT. LSU was behind all day to Wisconsin before the BADGERS tanked. That's right, the same Wisconsin team that just got drubbed by OSU 59-0. IMHO, their strategy has always been to preserve the myth by avoiding tough games out of conference while beating their chest about how great they are. This is another year where that happened, along with the unrelenting support from the press. You can look at any other division in cfb and they will have played more quality OOC games than the SEC WEST. In any case, they will have their chance to prove themselves in a few weeks. If they mop the floor with every opponent they face in the post season, I will recant my position. However, I am willing to bet "the best division in the history of football" loses about as many as they win and end up around .500.</p><p></p><p>You have to at least acknowledge from your own statement that the ACC has a better record against the SEC EAST than the SEC WEST does. Just saying.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boomergump, post: 112907, member: 639"] Well, the sample pool is a little small to make these kind of statements. I will offer this as a counter to your opinion: Bammer struggled a good bit with WVU despite them being an "also ran" in the Big 12 losing half their games. Auburn was outplayed by KSU even though they ended up winning the game. Then they later got smacked by a UGA team that lost to UF, USC, and the lowly ACC team GT. LSU was behind all day to Wisconsin before the BADGERS tanked. That's right, the same Wisconsin team that just got drubbed by OSU 59-0. IMHO, their strategy has always been to preserve the myth by avoiding tough games out of conference while beating their chest about how great they are. This is another year where that happened, along with the unrelenting support from the press. You can look at any other division in cfb and they will have played more quality OOC games than the SEC WEST. In any case, they will have their chance to prove themselves in a few weeks. If they mop the floor with every opponent they face in the post season, I will recant my position. However, I am willing to bet "the best division in the history of football" loses about as many as they win and end up around .500. You have to at least acknowledge from your own statement that the ACC has a better record against the SEC EAST than the SEC WEST does. Just saying. [/QUOTE]
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