How many wins

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voluntildeath said:
Would the following have in the sec
Indiana
Boise state
Arizona state
Miami
Smu
Penn st
What would the point spread look like
Just put in the top 12 ranked teams
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Indiana - 8
Boise state - 7
Arizona state - 8
Miami - 9
Smu - 8
Penn st - 10

My uneducated guess. Penn State is the only playoff team in this league, by my estimation. They have the talent and depth of a legit SEC program. And also, most of these programs would be mediocre at best most years. Especially IU, SMU and Boise. They can’t hang with the big dogs in recruiting. They’d recruit at the bottom of the league rankings with Vandy and Miss State.
 
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FanDuel has already said Indiana would be a 12.5 point underdog at Georgia. That should tell you all you need to know.
 
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VolPack22 said:
FanDuel has already said Indiana would be a 12.5 point underdog at Georgia. That should tell you all you need to know.
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We were a substantial underdog at Georgia, I think +9.5. Lost by 14. So I guess you think Indiana would win 9 or 10 games if the line tells you all you need to know.
 
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Hold on Georgia😆🤣Finally trying to save face. But Texas hasn’t helped themselves either. Georgia has outplayed them in second half.
 
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LegionnaireOfTheMiserable said:
We were a substantial underdog at Georgia, I think +9.5. Lost by 14. So I guess you think Indiana would win 9 or 10 games if the line tells you all you need to know.
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Depends on what site you are using but it was either 8.5 or 9.5. I think it was bet down to 7.5 on some sites. There’s a huge gap between +12.5 and +7.5. Indiana would be underdogs on a neutral field vs Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Ole Miss, South Carolina hands down. And they probably would be underdogs to Florida, LSU, A&M, and maybe Missouri. They would probably be favorites against the bottom 6 teams in the SEC if it were played at a neutral site. So they would probably be an underdog against the top 10 SEC teams. Whenever you play that weak ass schedule and then get blasted by the only good team on it, you lose all benefit of the doubt.
 
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It would depend on scheduling. Do they get the Texas treatment as the only team in the top 7 who didn't play two teams or more in the top 7, or do they get the Oklahoma treatment with a brutal schedule?
 
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Didn't a bad USC team beat LSU?

I don't think LSU is that good tbh that had one good game vs Ole Miss, and otherwise sucked
 
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easttnbuck said:
Didn't a bad USC team beat LSU?

I don't think LSU is that good tbh that had one good game vs Ole Miss, and otherwise sucked
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No team is really that good this year. But Indiana’s defense wouldn’t be able to stop most SEC offenses. That was proven against Ohio State.
 
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VolPack22 said:
No team is really that good this year. But Indiana’s defense wouldn’t be able to stop most SEC offenses. That was proven against Ohio State.
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Well, I wasn't debating that. I was more thinking LSU is sorta trashy this year
 
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VolPack22 said:
Depends on what site you are using but it was either 8.5 or 9.5. I think it was bet down to 7.5 on some sites. There’s a huge gap between +12.5 and +7.5. Indiana would be underdogs on a neutral field vs Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Ole Miss, South Carolina hands down. And they probably would be underdogs to Florida, LSU, A&M, and maybe Missouri. They would probably be favorites against the bottom 6 teams in the SEC if it were played at a neutral site. So they would probably be an underdog against the top 10 SEC teams. Whenever you play that weak ass schedule and then get blasted by the only good team on it, you lose all benefit of the doubt.
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You’re gonna $hit your pants when they win a game in the playoffs.
 
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