Big 10 is proving a point…

#26
#26
are they?
Honestly not sure who the best conference is..The SEC looks like $hit, the Big 10 looked good till yesterday, but we will see how Oregon and Indiana does. The ACC is ass. Miami couldn't even win the ACC over Duke. I think the whole dominant conference thing is history. It's really going to be which team gets hot in the CFP. Michigan did 2 years ago, Ohio St last year and so far Miami this season. I think( atleast hope) that Indiana wins and I'm pulling or Oregon too. And of course Ole Miss.
 
#29
#29
As corrupt as SEC officials are, do we think they purposely let Miami win to stick it to the B1G? I haven't been to the Ohio State boards, but I wonder if they are on fire like this one is every time we lose a game.
 
#32
#32
The big ten is great until osu loses and everyone says they didn’t play anyone all year. But somehow all the other big ten teams are crushing in the bowl games.

Scheduling makes it basically impossible to actually know what conference is stronger.

Big ten and sec are clearly light years ahead, minus a team or two here and there, ie Miami, ND.

But….the proof is in the pudding. Watch the draft in April. Watch football on Sundays. It’s basically 50% sec/big ten players, and sec leads big ten in nfl players/draft picks.
 
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#36
#36
Not really sure they are making the statement they think they are - these are close games that one play or two could have had the opposite outcome.
Indiana has a blue chip ratio of 8-10% compared to Bama with something like 90% probably is up 10-0 on Bama right now and looking like the much more dominant team.

BIG10 is making a statement this year for sure and it's wild to me
 
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#40
The SEC has won 4 in row and 6 out of 8 during CFP era.

The Big 10 has 2 in a row and a total of 3 in 11 years.

And didn't the Big 10 get all bent out of shape about a single conference promoting the CFP wins of the conference members?
 
#41
#41
For everyone that likes P4 stats and facts, the B10 by percentage had the least amount of teams under .500 on the season. I believe SEC/ACC were tied, then B12.
 

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