Official 2019 NCAA Football thread

The sec pads their bowl appearances by scheduling cup cakes and not playing that 9th conference game. And when they lose in the bowls they just claim they didn’t want to be there anyway. The ̶s̶̶o̶̶o̶̶n̶̶e̶̶r̶ quicker we accept that the better.

 

The only fact is that la state will lose by double digits. These excuses are for you to use after the game.

 

Lol the big12 playing an extra conference game is worse than the sec playing a cupcake. The big12 is like a fucking bakery full of cupcakes.

 

We will see this weekend!

 

Is he aware he’s a popular meme floating around the internet?

 

Idk if this link will work since it’s through Facebook but did anyone see this? UT band member passed out during the halftime show and the band just kept stepping over him.

You can’t make this stuff up.

 

Mizzou
Tenn
Miss
SC

 

Vandy
UK
Ole Miss / Miss St
Arkansas

Mizzou and UT just got beat by powerhouses, too.

 

I was unaware there could be a tie in the AP... Neb and Iowa State tied at 25.

 

The entire big12 except OU.

 

Doesn’t suck?

 

……..

 

bruh...

Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, and West Virginia are...have been...and will continue to be trash. The only teams worth mentioning in the BIG12 are Oklahoma (consistently), Texas (once every eh 15 years?) and TCU (once every century?).

Yes the SEC has Tennessee, Ole Miss, Arkansas, South Carolina, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, and Mizzou, but the SEC also has LSU, Alabama, Miss St, Georgia, Auburn, Florida, and Texas A&M.

you smoking something if you think the BIG12 as a whole is anything worth mentioning. They're equivalent to the PAC12 in that regard.

 

first google result: which conference is best in college football

https://bleacherreport.com/articles...bs-conference-after-the-2018-19-season#slide8

1. SEC
2. B1G
3. Big 12
4. Clemson...ACC
5. PAC 12
6. MWC
7. AAC
8. Sun Belt
9. CUSA
10. MAC
11. Georgia State
12. Tennessee

It was the first result so must be true and inarguable...

/thread

 

I actually agree with it, though I'd say "Clemson" probably should be #3 by themselves, since they're all the ACC has. I do think they have Tennessee a little too high.

 

ACC is more than Clemson, it has a history that you guys clearly aren't aware of. Off the top of my head: GA Tech's national championships sprinkled throughout the last century, John Heisman and Bobby Dodd might ring a bell.

 

there's a difference in historical relevance and current relevance though.

 

That's true, we'll bring that up after Saban moves on and Alabama reverts to what I've know them as my whole life, well up until recently

 

cannot wait.