alltimevol2331
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All the more reason to be very disappointed with the results of the past 10+ years. This latest phase is destroying a lot of our historical accomplishments and legacy.
Winning the East Division which leads you to the SECCG and a chance (1 game away from winning the SEC championship) to win an SEC Championship.....yes, that makes you relevant imo.An SEC East title is relevant? With single digit regular season wins? I disagree. When’s the last time people talk about Tennessee as legitimate nations title contenders in a November? 2001.
Plus 10-3 with a fantastic performance in the title game gives you a straight-faced argument for inclusion in the final four, provided the SEC continues to maintain its reputation as king of the hill, which it ought to.Winning the East Division which leads you to the SECCG and a chance (1 game away from winning the SEC championship) to win an SEC Championship.....yes, that makes you relevant imo.
I'd switch Florida & Georgia, A&M & LSU, and Tennessee & Auburn. Aside from that, I'd say the in-conference order looks about right.
Georgia doesn’t have to contend with a Miami or FSU caliber program in-state. The UGA job is no worse than UF or Bama imo.
It’s crazy to think they haven’t won a national title since 1980.
Typically, if you’re playing for the SEC championship, you’re one 1 win away from playing for a national title as a Final 4 playoff team. Back in 2007, had we won the SECCG, and been 10-3, don’t think we’d played in the title game, but we’d have been playing in one of the top/most prestigious New Year’s Day bowl games.Awfully low standards for being nationally relevant.
Typically, if you’re playing for the SEC championship, you’re one 1 win away from playing for a national title as a Final 4 playoff team. Back in 2007, had we won the SECCG, and been 10-3, don’t think we’d played in the title game, but we’d have been playing in one of the top/most prestigious New Year’s Day bowl games.
Typically, if you’re playing for the SEC championship, you’re one 1 win away from playing for a national title as a Final 4 playoff team. Back in 2007, had we won the SECCG, and been 10-3, don’t think we’d played in the title game, but we’d have been playing in one of the top/most prestigious New Year’s Day bowl games.