Disparity between east and west

[VolsRule]

I don't think Miss St and Arkansas are likely going to be able to keep it up consistently over the long run

They will always be better than lowly uk and Vanderbilt -- some realignment is needed

 

[VFL-82-JP]

Given the conversation above, and all the shade thrown on Kentucky and Vandy, I find it amusing...not statistically significant, but amusing...that the ONLY team from the East to notch a win over the West so far this year is...Kentucky.

 

[TrueOrange]

Given the conversation above, and all the shade thrown on Kentucky and Vandy, I find it amusing...not statistically significant, but amusing...that the ONLY team from the East to notch a win over the West so far this year is...Kentucky.

Yep. Against the worst team in the West - Mississippi State (they lost to South Alabama, right? And struggled or something with, I think it was Umass?)- at that.

 

[MyBloodRunnethOrange]

I don't think Miss St and Arkansas are likely going to be able to keep it up consistently over the long run...unless Ole Miss actually breaks through and wins something of value, they might not either.

Arkansas got exposed big time by the barn Saturday.

 

[TrueOrange]

Arkansas got exposed big time by the barn Saturday.

Right, but I'm talking long term successes with each of those...along the lines of actually breaking through program ceilings, winning conference championships, regularly being in title chases each year (not just every so many years), etc.