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HAHAHA!! Ouch...
Ahh, the student-athlete at Bama.....and probably Georgia too.
HAHAHA!! Ouch...
No, at UGA they use Disney books to teach history in study hall...Ahh, the student-athlete at Bama.....and probably Georgia too.
Wouldn't they be a little too advance for them ?No, at UGA they use Disney books to teach history in study hall...
Wouldn't they be a little too advance for them ?
Still above their skill level!They are mostly pictures.
SEC myth slowly eroding...
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...r-rankings-sec-takes-a-tumble-big-ten-surges/
ACC #3, above SEC!
SEC myth slowly eroding...
http://www.cbssports.com/college-fo...r-rankings-sec-takes-a-tumble-big-ten-surges/
ACC #3, above SEC!
SO true.ACC gets dinged for weak strength of schedule....because we played too many SEC teams
Welllllll..... there is still Bama in the west.....but I get your point for the sec east
UNBELIEVABLE !!! I wonder if any of them scored less than 100 on that exam. Sadly, I bet there were some.Hilarious video but does anyone remember former UGA assistant basketball coach Jim Harrick Jr.'s actual final exam given to a class composed of the team .... unbelievable!
http://www.redandblack.com/news/jim...cle_f96e462b-0562-5da0-85f7-dbfac20ed8e9.html
Hilarious video but does anyone remember former UGA assistant basketball coach Jim Harrick Jr.'s actual final exam given to a class composed of the team .... unbelievable!
http://www.redandblack.com/news/jim...cle_f96e462b-0562-5da0-85f7-dbfac20ed8e9.html
With MSST surviving against MIAMI OH via the blocked FG, VANDY losing handily to another ACC foe in NCST, and BC beating MARYLAND, the numbers look like this:Well my friends, the regular season is complete and the resumes of our beloved (and hated) conferences await only the bowl games. There is no more helium to pump into the SEC for the moment, as time and time again they prove to be a fraud. This weekend was no exception. Despite pulling in the very best of the recruiting classes (according to the subscription hungry geeks) year after year, employing the very best coaches money can buy, receiving beyond delusional support from the media, and putting more butts in the seats (from those who buy into the fraud), the best the SEC can do in the end is identify as below average in the PWR 5 landscape. Consider the individual cases of Ole Miss and GT. The Rebel Bears enjoyed weekly rankings in the top 20 and took forever to drop out, even after the losses continued to mount. They finished 5-7 and looked ridiculous along the way, with the only exception being a drubbing of the Bulldogs which served as "evidence" of their true strength. Even a loss (albeit a close one) to the Tide served as proof of excellence. The Jackets, on the other hand, finished 8-4 and never once sniffed the top 25. Bear in mind, I am not making the argument that we should have either. In truth, GT has a chance to wiggle back in with a bowl victory, I imagine. At that point we will have earned it. Such is life in the two conferences. Even losses in the SEC are viewed as prestigious as the great assumption of "dominance" continues. ACC schools must defeat the presumption of mediocrity before even being considered worthy of displacing one of the media darlings. The "post regular season" resumes are below. I'll let you all decide who has the better conference.
vs NON PWR 5: SEC 21-5, ACC 16-5
vs FCS: SEC 11-0, ACC 12-1
vs PWR 5 (+ND): SEC 6-8, ACC 12-8
HEAD to HEAD: SEC 3 wins, ACC 6 wins
From the evidence presented, apparently, the thing the SEC knows how to do best is play "bully" against lower level programs and poke their chest out. When they have a chance to pick on somebody their own size, they just don't have the MOJO. It's no wonder why they schedule 6 fewer games against their own level than the ACC does.
At this point, the only hope remaining for the SEC is to have a stellar bowl season. I wouldn't hold my breath if I were an SEC fan. I forget how many ACC vs SEC match ups there are during bowl season, but they will need close to a clean sweep just to pull things even. Have no illusions folks, regardless of what happens, the drum beat will go on for the Special Ed Conference.