Only 1 team wins a national championship each year, I'll take 2 losses and a BCS bowl game and call that another good year. The SEC has 2 very good teams at the top and the rest are mediocre at best, so your conference is not the world beaters it has been hyped ad nauseum to be.
Careful... you don't want the Rose Bowl pitting your guys against South Carolina. That would be another OSU-beating by a bunch of C0cks.
Ow! Hey we're double digit favorites from the SEC! didn't you read our hype! Alalabama 0-1 vs the Mountain West.
Yeah, but you left out that Bama has an NCAA-record 56 postseason bowl appearances, which includes a record 31 victories. Oh, and since 1982, Alabama's 5-3 vs. the Big Ten.
You also forgot to note that the Big Ten has SIX losses against the aforementioned Mountain West.
Meanwhile, OSU's only had ONE... count it... ONE win against an SEC team since 1935.
Oh, and while we're at it -- Alabama's last Rose Bowl appearance was in 1946. Yet, Ohio State has only won TWO MORE Rose Bowls than the Tide.
^^^ A re
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latory exercise for me. :lol:
I'm curious to see who is man enough to come admit they have been over-stating their case for SEC supremacy over the Big Ten.
Here's what I'm man enough to admit (I'm
almost 40.):
-The Big Ten has EIGHT teams with a less-than-.500 winning % against the SEC.
-Since 1980, the SEC has 0.618 winning % against the Big Ten. That's a record of 52-32-1.
-Collectively, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, and Tennessee have a 0.667 winning % against the Big Ten. That's a record of 42-21.
-In comparison, Ohio State, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Iowa are a combined 45-51-4 against the SEC. (Btw, I picked your most successful teams.)
-If I remove Michigan from the above data, the numbers are even more dismal for the Big Ten. they are the ONLY school from your deplorable conference with any legitimate success against the SEC.
-The SEC ended up 6-2 in the 2008 bowl games; 7-2 in 2007. That 13-4 bowl record in the past two years is the best record of all the conferences, and the most bowl wins EVER by one conference over two years.
-Oh, and the SEC won the National Championships both of those years, as well as the prior year (2006).
-So, how'd the Big Ten do? This past year they were 1-6. In 2007 they were 3-5. So, a cumulative record of 4-11 over the past two years. As you're so painfully aware of, Ohio State lost both the '06 and '07 Championship Games to Florida and LSU.
How's that for
facts?
In other words...
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