Tuscaloosa News ran an article about the "bragging rights" battle between the SEC and the Big10, and how the bowl record between them was close. Horse biscuits! Bad measurements...weak writing.
"Over the last 10 years, the SEC holds a 14-12 edge in 26 head-to-head bowl meetings with the Big Ten, with four more showdowns this bowl season ā including three games today."
This is the Fifth year running that our best team has been in the BCS Title game, and how often have they had to address our best team? Apples to oranges.
Big 10 is not good enough to take the field with our best these years, so says the BCS. The ACC gets the best of the SEC East this season. So what does the SEC face from them?
2 of their three champs get is our Divsion also-rans. Turn the tables on the Bama-Michigan State game and you get something like 13-0 Auburn vs. 7-5 Northwestern. (based on the projection that #4 in the SEC west is at best #7 in the SEC) Anyone think that is a good measuring stick for conference comparisons?
As for a more reasonable Florida vs. Penn State, wasn't the conference question with respects to Penn State answered in September when Bama took their foot off the gas in Tuscaloosa? Are we rolling that game into the equation?
:wife:
Sorry. We now return you to your regularly scheduled reading.
"Over the last 10 years, the SEC holds a 14-12 edge in 26 head-to-head bowl meetings with the Big Ten, with four more showdowns this bowl season ā including three games today."
This is the Fifth year running that our best team has been in the BCS Title game, and how often have they had to address our best team? Apples to oranges.
Big 10 is not good enough to take the field with our best these years, so says the BCS. The ACC gets the best of the SEC East this season. So what does the SEC face from them?
2 of their three champs get is our Divsion also-rans. Turn the tables on the Bama-Michigan State game and you get something like 13-0 Auburn vs. 7-5 Northwestern. (based on the projection that #4 in the SEC west is at best #7 in the SEC) Anyone think that is a good measuring stick for conference comparisons?
As for a more reasonable Florida vs. Penn State, wasn't the conference question with respects to Penn State answered in September when Bama took their foot off the gas in Tuscaloosa? Are we rolling that game into the equation?
:wife:
Sorry. We now return you to your regularly scheduled reading.