Good post.Let's look at this a little more:
SEC Wins:
13-1 Alabama (SEC Champ) over 12-2 Michigan State (B1G Champ)
10-3 Ole Miss (3) over 10-3 Oklahoma State (T-2 Big XII)
9-3 LSU (T-4) over 7-6 Texas Tech (T-5 Big XII)
9-4 Tennessee (T-4) over 10-3 Northwestern (T-4)
10-3 Georgia (T-4) over 7-6 Penn State (7 B1G)
8-5 Arkansas (T-4) over 6-7 Kansas State (8 B1G)
9-4 Mississippi State (T-8) over 7-6 NC St. (T-9 ACC)
7-6 Auburn (T-10) over 9-4 Memphis (5th in AAC)
SEC Losses:
8-5 Texas A&M (T-8) loses to 8-5 Louisville (T-5 ACC)
10-4 Florida (2) loses to 10-3 Michigan (T-4 B1G)
Alabama is legit. Credit to them. Other than that, the SEC had one win over a team that finished better than 4th in their own conference. They can only play the games in front of them but they only beat one team that finished higher in a P5 conference than the SEC team they played. And only one other one even finished in the same spot. They had a lot of favorable matchups. Auburn only got into a bowl game because they play nobody out of conference. Florida won the SEC East despite having the #113 offense in the country - and the fifth-best offense in the state of Florida. Last year Indiana beat the SEC East Champ.
But hey, f#*k you for trying to present facts Mav, can't we all just accept the SEC as God?Let's look at this a little more:
SEC Wins:
13-1 Alabama (SEC Champ) over 12-2 Michigan State (B1G Champ)
10-3 Ole Miss (3) over 10-3 Oklahoma State (T-2 Big XII)
9-3 LSU (T-4) over 7-6 Texas Tech (T-5 Big XII)
9-4 Tennessee (T-4) over 10-3 Northwestern (T-4)
10-3 Georgia (T-4) over 7-6 Penn State (7 B1G)
8-5 Arkansas (T-4) over 6-7 Kansas State (8 B1G)
9-4 Mississippi State (T-8) over 7-6 NC St. (T-9 ACC)
7-6 Auburn (T-10) over 9-4 Memphis (5th in AAC)
SEC Losses:
8-5 Texas A&M (T-8) loses to 8-5 Louisville (T-5 ACC)
10-4 Florida (2) loses to 10-3 Michigan (T-4 B1G)
Alabama is legit. Credit to them. Other than that, the SEC had one win over a team that finished better than 4th in their own conference. They can only play the games in front of them but they only beat one team that finished higher in a P5 conference than the SEC team they played. And only one other one even finished in the same spot. They had a lot of favorable matchups. Auburn only got into a bowl game because they play nobody out of conference. Florida won the SEC East despite having the #113 offense in the country - and the fifth-best offense in the state of Florida. Last year Indiana beat the SEC East Champ.
Sounds like a lot of excuses to me. Bottom line is, they set the record.Let's look at this a little more:
SEC Wins:
13-1 Alabama (SEC Champ) over 12-2 Michigan State (B1G Champ)
10-3 Ole Miss (3) over 10-3 Oklahoma State (T-2 Big XII)
9-3 LSU (T-4) over 7-6 Texas Tech (T-5 Big XII)
9-4 Tennessee (T-4) over 10-3 Northwestern (T-4)
10-3 Georgia (T-4) over 7-6 Penn State (7 B1G)
8-5 Arkansas (T-4) over 6-7 Kansas State (8 B1G)
9-4 Mississippi State (T-8) over 7-6 NC St. (T-9 ACC)
7-6 Auburn (T-10) over 9-4 Memphis (5th in AAC)
SEC Losses:
8-5 Texas A&M (T-8) loses to 8-5 Louisville (T-5 ACC)
10-4 Florida (2) loses to 10-3 Michigan (T-4 B1G)
Alabama is legit. Credit to them. Other than that, the SEC had one win over a team that finished better than 4th in their own conference. They can only play the games in front of them but they only beat one team that finished higher in a P5 conference than the SEC team they played. And only one other one even finished in the same spot. They had a lot of favorable matchups. Auburn only got into a bowl game because they play nobody out of conference. Florida won the SEC East despite having the #113 offense in the country - and the fifth-best offense in the state of Florida. Last year Indiana beat the SEC East Champ.
No excuses. I just don't think it's actually as impressive as it sounds.Sounds like a lot of excuses to me. Bottom line is, they set the record.
And I can easily flip that around to make it look neutral.Let's look at this a little more:
SEC Wins:
13-1 Alabama (SEC Champ) over 12-2 Michigan State (B1G Champ)
10-3 Ole Miss (3) over 10-3 Oklahoma State (T-2 Big XII)
9-3 LSU (T-4) over 7-6 Texas Tech (T-5 Big XII)
9-4 Tennessee (T-4) over 10-3 Northwestern (T-4)
10-3 Georgia (T-4) over 7-6 Penn State (7 B1G)
8-5 Arkansas (T-4) over 6-7 Kansas State (8 B1G)
9-4 Mississippi State (T-8) over 7-6 NC St. (T-9 ACC)
7-6 Auburn (T-10) over 9-4 Memphis (5th in AAC)
SEC Losses:
8-5 Texas A&M (T-8) loses to 8-5 Louisville (T-5 ACC)
10-4 Florida (2) loses to 10-3 Michigan (T-4 B1G)
Alabama is legit. Credit to them. Other than that, the SEC had one win over a team that finished better than 4th in their own conference. They can only play the games in front of them but they only beat one team that finished higher in a P5 conference than the SEC team they played. And only one other one even finished in the same spot. They had a lot of favorable matchups. Auburn only got into a bowl game because they play nobody out of conference. Florida won the SEC East despite having the #113 offense in the country - and the fifth-best offense in the state of Florida. Last year Indiana beat the SEC East Champ.
Not sure why you want to focus primarily on the SEC West... that's the equivalent of me focusing only on the B1G West. Say what you want, but 7 of the past 9 years the national championship has been won by an SEC school (and no, it hasn't just been Bama, either... 4 different SEC schools have won during that span). Bama will likely make it 8 of 10 this year. But you're right, it's not impressive; it's all just a big conspiracy.Did you start a thread about how the SEC West did in bowl games last year?