🏈 The SEC SUCKS

[tide92]

It's Alabama + 15 scrubs.

Last year we seemed to start the decline and this year is full blown suck. Just look at today - Georgia loses to Gtech, Florida losing to FSU, SC getting curb stomped by Clemson, TN losing right now to Vandy. Ole Miss, Arky, Miss. St, TAMU, LSU all horrid. Ky was actually a bright spot today and not in bball - that's how far we've fallen.

Big 10 is now what SEC used to be. Will the conference rebound next year or is this going to be the new trend ?

 

[rocknthefreeworld]

Football is cyclical. Bama has had to hold up the SEC banner lots in the past and can do it for a few years now. With coaching changes recently and the shuffling of expansion it isn't surprising.

 

[Tidestalker]

Not impressive! I will say this though, I haven't been impressed with any league besides the 3 teams in the big 10 that I think could be reasonably competitive nationally (Mich, Ohio State, Wisconsin). I've been watching P12 all year and cannot express how s*itty that league is. If anyone watched #22 Utah tonight at CU, you can understand that point.

 

[jdpas29]

It Is sad that the big 10 and acc are better conferences top to bottom right now...

 

[BamaFan334]

We talk about the Big 10 having three teams, but we would drill all three. I also think LSU would be more competitive than they were against Wisconsin.

I also think Vanderbilt, Mississipi State, and South Carolina are better than Rutgers, Illinois, Maryland, Purdue, Northwestern. Gotta put it all into consideration,
because the records of most SEC teams suck, but we are no worse than any other conference.

 

[TUSKtimes]

It's Alabama + 15 scrubs.

Last year we seemed to start the decline and this year is full blown suck. Just look at today - Georgia loses to Gtech, Florida losing to FSU, SC getting curb stomped by Clemson, TN losing right now to Vandy. Ole Miss, Arky, Miss. St, TAMU, LSU all horrid. Ky was actually a bright spot today and not in bball - that's how far we've fallen.

Big 10 is now what SEC used to be. Will the conference rebound next year or is this going to be the new trend ?

Where do all the recruits reside? If you're older than a grasshopper you have seen seasons like this a plenty. Just a few years back we had the SEC do extremely well during the season and we got our mudflaps beat off in the bowls. Maybe it reverses itself. Either way, where do all the recruits reside?