ESPN SEC Blog's hypothetical SEC Football Tournament

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Edward's tournament bracket for 2011 - SEC Blog - ESPN

Edward's bracket Has Tennessee number 9 seed upsetting 8 seed Auburn behind Tyler Bray's game winning drive. Also says we will lose to 1 seed Bama in next round, but the rivalry will be restored. FWIW this guy used to write for The Gainesville Sun.

Chris Low's bracket has us losing to Aubarn.


FWIW.
 
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I don't understand this is this suppose to be last season's bracket or this upcoming season's?
 
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I've suggested this before. They should really do this, but as a preseason high school jamboree-style tournament, in Atlanta, with the same seeding and format as the basketball tournament. Each "game" would last only 20 minutes or whatever they think they could get away with without being a huge injury risk for teams that had to play three days in a row.

You'd have half a million fans in town. The SEC would make a fortune. It would be insane.
 
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Edward AssCough's opinion has never mattered. An AssCough is something that happens when you go camping.
 
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This is ignorant...why do you think we play out the SEC season and then meet East Vs. West in the championship game.
 
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Vercingetorix said:
I've suggested this before. They should really do this, but as a preseason high school jamboree-style tournament, in Atlanta, with the same seeding and format as the basketball tournament. Each "game" would last only 20 minutes or whatever they think they could get away with without being a huge injury risk for teams that had to play three days in a row.

You'd have half a million fans in town. The SEC would make a fortune. It would be insane.
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kind of like high school jamboree's ? i would love that.
 
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sdowell said:
kind of like high school jamboree's ? i would love that.
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Everyone would love it. Call it an exhibition, charge $25 for tickets, and make a nice donation to charity. You would seriously get half a million fans in town for it.

It doesn't even have to be preseason. You could do it in late April as the climax to everybody's spring football instead, if you wanted to underline the exhibition-ness of it. It would be a hell of a weekend.
 
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I'm not really digging the jamboree idea. I really hope the east isn't bad enough that none of our teams can't make top 4.
 
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