Boom, Oklahoma is my team and follow them very closely.
Can you provide some insight into your KSU pick? Is it because OU just played Texas? KSU revenge from last year? OU being 1-9 in last 10 at home ATS vs KSU?
Based on this, it would appear that KSU is the pick.
What's your angle?
Boom, Oklahoma is my team and follow them very closely.
Can you provide some insight into your KSU pick? Is it because OU just played Texas? KSU revenge from last year? OU being 1-9 in last 10 at home ATS vs KSU?
Based on this, it would appear that KSU is the pick.
What's your angle?
It's ESPIN, and their "journalists" are given their scripts to follow. Don't get me wrong, the SEC is the best conference hands down. But when it is a witch-hunt against any and everything that challenges the SEC (FSU and Winston for example), then there is a trust-factor issue. Should Miss St. and Ole Miss be top teams? Damn right. Should Alabama and Auburn be 6 and 7? Hail no. Oklahoma beat Bama's azz like a drum last year, and it still had no effect on Bama's preseason ranking of #2. They lose to OM, struggle against WVU and Ark, and are still ranked #7. Auburn struggles with K St. and gets throat punched by Miss St (as a favorite) and is still #6. If, and that is a big if, FSU loses to top 5 ND on Saturday, watch them drop like a rock past Bama, Aub, Oregon, and whomever else the media is in love with. Forget that they are defending champs and have won games against two top 25 teams (and lost to a top 3 team in ND if that should occur). They have an agenda and want them to pay, and this is their only way to make it happen. All other teams outside the SEC should really be pulling for each other, because without that, the ESPIN machine will make sure their network (SECN) will be king in the end.
It's ESPIN, and their "journalists" are given their scripts to follow. Don't get me wrong, the SEC is the best conference hands down. But when it is a witch-hunt against any and everything that challenges the SEC (FSU and Winston for example), then there is a trust-factor issue. Should Miss St. and Ole Miss be top teams? Damn right. Should Alabama and Auburn be 6 and 7? Hail no. Oklahoma beat Bama's azz like a drum last year, and it still had no effect on Bama's preseason ranking of #2. They lose to OM, struggle against WVU and Ark, and are still ranked #7. Auburn struggles with K St. and gets throat punched by Miss St (as a favorite) and is still #6. If, and that is a big if, FSU loses to top 5 ND on Saturday, watch them drop like a rock past Bama, Aub, Oregon, and whomever else the media is in love with. Forget that they are defending champs and have won games against two top 25 teams (and lost to a top 3 team in ND if that should occur). They have an agenda and want them to pay, and this is their only way to make it happen. All other teams outside the SEC should really be pulling for each other, because without that, the ESPIN machine will make sure their network (SECN) will be king in the end.
It's ESPIN, and their "journalists" are given their scripts to follow. Don't get me wrong, the SEC is the best conference hands down. But when it is a witch-hunt against any and everything that challenges the SEC (FSU and Winston for example), then there is a trust-factor issue. Should Miss St. and Ole Miss be top teams? Damn right. Should Alabama and Auburn be 6 and 7? Hail no. Oklahoma beat Bama's azz like a drum last year, and it still had no effect on Bama's preseason ranking of #2. They lose to OM, struggle against WVU and Ark, and are still ranked #7. Auburn struggles with K St. and gets throat punched by Miss St (as a favorite) and is still #6. If, and that is a big if, FSU loses to top 5 ND on Saturday, watch them drop like a rock past Bama, Aub, Oregon, and whomever else the media is in love with. Forget that they are defending champs and have won games against two top 25 teams (and lost to a top 3 team in ND if that should occur). They have an agenda and want them to pay, and this is their only way to make it happen. All other teams outside the SEC should really be pulling for each other, because without that, the ESPIN machine will make sure their network (SECN) will be king in the end.
It's ESPIN, and their "journalists" are given their scripts to follow. Don't get me wrong, the SEC is the best conference hands down. But when it is a witch-hunt against any and everything that challenges the SEC (FSU and Winston for example), then there is a trust-factor issue. Should Miss St. and Ole Miss be top teams? Damn right. Should Alabama and Auburn be 6 and 7? Hail no. Oklahoma beat Bama's azz like a drum last year, and it still had no effect on Bama's preseason ranking of #2. They lose to OM, struggle against WVU and Ark, and are still ranked #7. Auburn struggles with K St. and gets throat punched by Miss St (as a favorite) and is still #6. If, and that is a big if, FSU loses to top 5 ND on Saturday, watch them drop like a rock past Bama, Aub, Oregon, and whomever else the media is in love with. Forget that they are defending champs and have won games against two top 25 teams (and lost to a top 3 team in ND if that should occur). They have an agenda and want them to pay, and this is their only way to make it happen. All other teams outside the SEC should really be pulling for each other, because without that, the ESPIN machine will make sure their network (SECN) will be king in the end.
Not Boom, but FSU, Clemson (especially with Watson), Louisville, and Notre Dame (if you want to count them) would definitely beat Arkansas most games played.
VaTech, Virginia, Miami, Georgia Tech, and Boston College could beat them some games played.
The rest..... UNC, Duke, NC State, Wake, Syracuse, and Pitt would lose to Arkansas most games.
Not Boom, but FSU, Clemson (especially with Watson), Louisville, and Notre Dame (if you want to count them) would definitely beat Arkansas most games played.
VaTech, Virginia, Miami, Georgia Tech, and Boston College could beat them some games played.
The rest..... UNC, Duke, NC State, Wake, Syracuse, and Pitt would lose to Arkansas most games.
I don't think Duke loses most games to Arkansas. They just went on the road and beat Georgia Tech. A team being listed as one that would be Arkansas in more games.
Arkansas is a power running teams. Matchups matter more against them than many other teams. Teams that can stop the run can beat Arkansas.
I don't think Duke loses most games to Arkansas. They just went on the road and beat Georgia Tech. A team being listed as one that would be Arkansas in more games.
Arkansas is a power running teams. Matchups matter more against them than many other teams. Teams that can stop the run can beat Arkansas.
Not Boom, but FSU, Clemson (especially with Watson), Louisville, and Notre Dame (if you want to count them) would definitely beat Arkansas most games played.
VaTech, Virginia, Miami, Georgia Tech, and Boston College could beat them some games played.
The rest..... UNC, Duke, NC State, Wake, Syracuse, and Pitt would lose to Arkansas most games.
Not Boom, but FSU, Clemson (especially with Watson), Louisville, and Notre Dame (if you want to count them) would definitely beat Arkansas most games played.
VaTech, Virginia, Miami, Georgia Tech, and Boston College could beat them some games played.
The rest..... UNC, Duke, NC State, Wake, Syracuse, and Pitt would lose to Arkansas most games.
Yea, Duke was gray area for me as well, but the physicality of Arkansas (this year) I think would be enough to beat Duke most games. Now comparing last year's Arkansas team, I might be more inclined to move Duke up to the next group, along with possibly UNC and Pitt. Arkansas is much better this year.
Yea, Duke was gray area for me as well, but the physicality of Arkansas (this year) I think would be enough to beat Duke most games. Now comparing last year's Arkansas team, I might be more inclined to move Duke up to the next group, along with possibly UNC and Pitt. Arkansas is much better this year.
How did he lose 2 games already? At the beginning of the thread he was 50-30, lol
How did he lose 2 games already? At the beginning of the thread he was 50-30, lol
Conference loyalty matters, big time. Ask any FSU fan this question, "If the Noles can't win the title this year, who do you want to win it?" I would bet the vast majority would say Clemson. Of course that's not going to happen due to Clemson having 2 losses, but I'm just stating a fact. SEC teams like Miss St. and Ole Miss are benefitting greatly by being in the SEC and winning games. They would be no higher than #5 if they were in any other conference. Same goes for Auburn and Alabama at #'s 6 and 7. They get high preseason ratings, win the OOC games against the mid level Big 5 Conference teams (Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kansas State), and just replace each other at the top when they play in-conference. There is no secret why Miss St. is the quickest team to go from unranked to #1 in the AP Poll of all time. Last week, you had idiots like Shark-Attack claiming Auburn was the best thing since banana pudding, they get their azz whipped, drop to #6, and now Miss St. is better than the Denver Broncos. Rinse and repeat. The only thing that will curtail this is if non-SEC teams start winning titles over SEC opponents. It started last year, and you see the backlash. Let it happen a few more times and the SEC love fest will cool down to normal levels.
Conference loyalty matters, big time. Ask any FSU fan this question, "If the Noles can't win the title this year, who do you want to win it?" I would bet the vast majority would say Clemson. Of course that's not going to happen due to Clemson having 2 losses, but I'm just stating a fact. SEC teams like Miss St. and Ole Miss are benefitting greatly by being in the SEC and winning games. They would be no higher than #5 if they were in any other conference. Same goes for Auburn and Alabama at #'s 6 and 7. They get high preseason ratings, win the OOC games against the mid level Big 5 Conference teams (Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kansas State), and just replace each other at the top when they play in-conference. There is no secret why Miss St. is the quickest team to go from unranked to #1 in the AP Poll of all time. Last week, you had idiots like Shark-Attack claiming Auburn was the best thing since banana pudding, they get their azz whipped, drop to #6, and now Miss St. is better than the Denver Broncos. Rinse and repeat. The only thing that will curtail this is if non-SEC teams start winning titles over SEC opponents. It started last year, and you see the backlash. Let it happen a few more times and the SEC love fest will cool down to normal levels.
Conference loyalty matters, big time. Ask any FSU fan this question, "If the Noles can't win the title this year, who do you want to win it?" I would bet the vast majority would say Clemson. Of course that's not going to happen due to Clemson having 2 losses, but I'm just stating a fact. SEC teams like Miss St. and Ole Miss are benefitting greatly by being in the SEC and winning games. They would be no higher than #5 if they were in any other conference. Same goes for Auburn and Alabama at #'s 6 and 7. They get high preseason ratings, win the OOC games against the mid level Big 5 Conference teams (Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kansas State), and just replace each other at the top when they play in-conference. There is no secret why Miss St. is the quickest team to go from unranked to #1 in the AP Poll of all time. Last week, you had idiots like Shark-Attack claiming Auburn was the best thing since banana pudding, they get their azz whipped, drop to #6, and now Miss St. is better than the Denver Broncos. Rinse and repeat. The only thing that will curtail this is if non-SEC teams start winning titles over SEC opponents. It started last year, and you see the backlash. Let it happen a few more times and the SEC love fest will cool down to normal levels.
Conference loyalty matters, big time. Ask any FSU fan this question, "If the Noles can't win the title this year, who do you want to win it?" I would bet the vast majority would say Clemson. Of course that's not going to happen due to Clemson having 2 losses, but I'm just stating a fact. SEC teams like Miss St. and Ole Miss are benefitting greatly by being in the SEC and winning games. They would be no higher than #5 if they were in any other conference. Same goes for Auburn and Alabama at #'s 6 and 7. They get high preseason ratings, win the OOC games against the mid level Big 5 Conference teams (Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kansas State), and just replace each other at the top when they play in-conference. There is no secret why Miss St. is the quickest team to go from unranked to #1 in the AP Poll of all time. Last week, you had idiots like Shark-Attack claiming Auburn was the best thing since banana pudding, they get their azz whipped, drop to #6, and now Miss St. is better than the Denver Broncos. Rinse and repeat. The only thing that will curtail this is if non-SEC teams start winning titles over SEC opponents. It started last year, and you see the backlash. Let it happen a few more times and the SEC love fest will cool down to normal levels.
Conference loyalty matters, big time. Ask any FSU fan this question, "If the Noles can't win the title this year, who do you want to win it?" I would bet the vast majority would say Clemson. Of course that's not going to happen due to Clemson having 2 losses, but I'm just stating a fact. SEC teams like Miss St. and Ole Miss are benefitting greatly by being in the SEC and winning games. They would be no higher than #5 if they were in any other conference. Same goes for Auburn and Alabama at #'s 6 and 7. They get high preseason ratings, win the OOC games against the mid level Big 5 Conference teams (Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kansas State), and just replace each other at the top when they play in-conference. There is no secret why Miss St. is the quickest team to go from unranked to #1 in the AP Poll of all time. Last week, you had idiots like Shark-Attack claiming Auburn was the best thing since banana pudding, they get their azz whipped, drop to #6, and now Miss St. is better than the Denver Broncos. Rinse and repeat. The only thing that will curtail this is if non-SEC teams start winning titles over SEC opponents. It started last year, and you see the backlash. Let it happen a few more times and the SEC love fest will cool down to normal levels.
Conference loyalty matters, big time. Ask any FSU fan this question, "If the Noles can't win the title this year, who do you want to win it?" I would bet the vast majority would say Clemson. Of course that's not going to happen due to Clemson having 2 losses, but I'm just stating a fact. SEC teams like Miss St. and Ole Miss are benefitting greatly by being in the SEC and winning games. They would be no higher than #5 if they were in any other conference. Same goes for Auburn and Alabama at #'s 6 and 7. They get high preseason ratings, win the OOC games against the mid level Big 5 Conference teams (Wisconsin, West Virginia, Kansas State), and just replace each other at the top when they play in-conference. There is no secret why Miss St. is the quickest team to go from unranked to #1 in the AP Poll of all time. Last week, you had idiots like Shark-Attack claiming Auburn was the best thing since banana pudding, they get their azz whipped, drop to #6, and now Miss St. is better than the Denver Broncos. Rinse and repeat. The only thing that will curtail this is if non-SEC teams start winning titles over SEC opponents. It started last year, and you see the backlash. Let it happen a few more times and the SEC love fest will cool down to normal levels.
It's ESPIN, and their "journalists" are given their scripts to follow. Don't get me wrong, the SEC is the best conference hands down. But when it is a witch-hunt against any and everything that challenges the SEC (FSU and Winston for example), then there is a trust-factor issue. Should Miss St. and Ole Miss be top teams? Damn right. Should Alabama and Auburn be 6 and 7? Hail no. Oklahoma beat Bama's azz like a drum last year, and it still had no effect on Bama's preseason ranking of #2. They lose to OM, struggle against WVU and Ark, and are still ranked #7. Auburn struggles with K St. and gets throat punched by Miss St (as a favorite) and is still #6. If, and that is a big if, FSU loses to top 5 ND on Saturday, watch them drop like a rock past Bama, Aub, Oregon, and whomever else the media is in love with. Forget that they are defending champs and have won games against two top 25 teams (and lost to a top 3 team in ND if that should occur). They have an agenda and want them to pay, and this is their only way to make it happen. All other teams outside the SEC should really be pulling for each other, because without that, the ESPIN machine will make sure their network (SECN) will be king in the end.
It's ESPIN, and their "journalists" are given their scripts to follow. Don't get me wrong, the SEC is the best conference hands down. But when it is a witch-hunt against any and everything that challenges the SEC (FSU and Winston for example), then there is a trust-factor issue. Should Miss St. and Ole Miss be top teams? Damn right. Should Alabama and Auburn be 6 and 7? Hail no. Oklahoma beat Bama's azz like a drum last year, and it still had no effect on Bama's preseason ranking of #2. They lose to OM, struggle against WVU and Ark, and are still ranked #7. Auburn struggles with K St. and gets throat punched by Miss St (as a favorite) and is still #6. If, and that is a big if, FSU loses to top 5 ND on Saturday, watch them drop like a rock past Bama, Aub, Oregon, and whomever else the media is in love with. Forget that they are defending champs and have won games against two top 25 teams (and lost to a top 3 team in ND if that should occur). They have an agenda and want them to pay, and this is their only way to make it happen. All other teams outside the SEC should really be pulling for each other, because without that, the ESPIN machine will make sure their network (SECN) will be king in the end.
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