Missouri Tigers

[dave_rickart]

One week after losing to the Hoosiers, Mizzou stuns South Carolina at home

and the Hoosiers follow by getting curbstomped at home by Merryland.

[KeviNole]

Pshaw - SEC teams don't care about playing non-SEC teams. Indiana is merely a diversion between WAR!

[AlabamAlum]

[Jungle Rat]

Stop posting personal pics

[savgator]

Nice game. Go tigers. Beat Arkansaw.

[DDAL]

Fuck off Sav.

[savgator]

Lol. I knew you would post.

[DDAL]

Ha!

[Dr. Strangelove]

Congrats to Indiana! Champs of the SEC East!

[AlabamAlum]

So, who you like in the B1G Championship? LSU or VaTech?

[Dr. Strangelove]

Far, Far, far less embarrassing than having your potential champ lose at home to Indiana who hasn't even won a single Big10 game

[AlabamAlum]

Than having your potential champ lose to a horrible VaTech team?

[AlabamAlum]

The fact of the matter is that if Mizzou played Indiana again they'd win. Just as if Ohio State played VaTech again, they'd win. Idiots bring this shit up like it means something.


No offense.

[10ac]

Defense either.

[AlabamAlum]

Heh

[Dr. Strangelove]

SEC apologists (and they are legion) point to the rigors of an SEC schedule. We have often heard it termed a 'war'. The argument of said individuals typically goes that an SEC schedule is so brutally difficult that you cannot take a single week off. No other conference has to deal with this. Every other conference is extremely easy to breeze through compared with the SEC. Yet here we have the SEC East champ who lost to the 13th or 14th best team in the Big10. This would seem to indicate that if you take the top teams from the SEC and put them in the Big10 or the Pac12 or the Big12 that their road would not be as pathetically easy as claimed. Perhaps, just maybe, SEC teams would face the possibility of losing one or two games even in these far inferior leagues. Fluke game? Sure it was. But the game proves that top teams in the SEC could easily pick up random losses even in a league you consider far beneath your godlike abilities.

Wasted words to a Mike Price denier and a saboteur of UAB football aspirations.

[aTm]

Missouri is the best of an awful east division. They even got to play only the worst two west teams as well and squeezed out victories there.

[aTm]

I imagine that by the end of the day the ACC will also be crowing about games with their top teams against the dregs of the east.

[KeviNole]

You rang?

[Dr. Strangelove]

I imagine that by the end of the day the ACC will also be crowing about games with their top teams against the dregs of the east.

So basically all seven teams in the East suck ass? And there are two weak teams in the West as well? Yet the SEC is absolutely dominant and far, far better than any other conference? So far above everyone else that a 2-loss SEC team should make the playoffs ahead of 1-loss teams from any other conference, no doubt.