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CMXI said...
How is it cherry-picking when it's the bowl games? If the SEC is so good, they should be able to take on the top teams in other conferences and win on the biggest stage. Who gives a crap about the SEC's record against bad OOC competition?
Case in point:
South Carolina's OOC opponents: East Carolina, UAB, Wofford. Michigan's OOC opponents: Alabama, ND, UMass, Air Force.
This post was edited by Cock KoolAid237 on 1/8/2013 at 9:42 AM
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Cock KoolAid237528 said...
FIRST OF ALL, I did not mean this to be an SEC vs the world type of discussion, but others have taken it there for some reason. My only reason for opening this thread was to gauge the Michigan fanbase's views on college football as a whole as opposed to the limited interaction that I have with one Michigan fan.
You forgot Clemson.
I didnt mean OOC altogether. I was referring to D1 schools (i.e. Bama vs Michigan 2012, LSU vs Ore 2011, etc). You can also just look up bowl records if you want. The SEC beats other teams for the most part. It's cherry picking because he just picked some games that happened this year. Yeah, some bad losses, BUT look over the last decade and that's the reason that the SEC has the rep as the best conference. It's not just because Bama and LSU win NC's... it's because the conference from top to bottom beats nonconference opponents more than they lose to them.
I just googled SEC Bowl records and this is a link that popped up (it is an SEC forum, but feel free to verify the facts if you don't trust them). Please take note of the Big 10's ranking if you want to know why fans of SEC schools feel their strength of conference schedule is much tougher than Big 10 schools. Also, it will explain why schools like Michigan feel the need to go out and schedule these big OOC matchups like Bama (Which I applaud).
http://www.secrant.com/rant/p/23111220/Conference-Bowl-records-from-2000-2009-a.aspx
Conference Bowl Records from 2000-2009
Overall
1. Mountain West (24-14) .632 winning pct. 2. Big East (32-19) .627 winning pct. 3. SEC (48-31) .608 winning pct. 4. PAC 10 (31-26) .544 winning pct. 5. Big 12 (38-39) .494 winning pct. 6. ACC (35-36) .493 winning pct. 7. WAC (15-20) .429 winning pct. 8. Big 10 (28-41) .406 winning pct. 9. Conference USA (21-31) .404 winning pct. 10. Sunbelt (5-8) .385 winning pct. 11. MAC (11-20) .355 winning pct.
Against BCS competition
1. Mountain West (11-7) .611 winning pct. 2. SEC (43-29) .597 winning pct. 3. PAC 10 (25-18) .581 winning pct. 4. Big East (20-18) .526 winning pct. 5. Big 12 (32-34) .485 winning pct. 6. ACC (28-32) .467 winning pct. 7. WAC (7-9) .438 winning pct. 8. Big 10 (26-40) .394 winning pct. 9. MAC (1-9) .100 winning pct. 10. Conference USA (1-10) .091 winning pct. 11. Sunbelt (0-0) .000 winning pct.
Against non-BCS competition
1. Big East (12-1) .923 winning pct. 2. SEC (5-2) .714 winning pct. 3. Big 10 (2-1) .667 winning pct. 4. ACC (7-4) .636 winning pct. 5. MWC (11-7) .611 winning pct. 6. Big 12 (6-5) .545 winning pct. 7. Conference USA (20-21) .488 winning pct. 8. MAC (10-11) .476 winning pct. 9. PAC 10 (6-8) .429 winning pct. 10. WAC (8-11) .421 winning pct. 11. Sunbelt (5-8) .385 winning pct.
Against ranked competition
1. MWC (6-3) .667 winning pct. 2. SEC (32-17) .653 winning pct. 3. PAC 10 (16-14) .533 winning pct. 4. Conference USA (6-6) .500 winning pct. 5. WAC (4-4) .500 winning pct. 6. Big East (8-9) .471 winning pct. 7. Big 12 (18-25) .419 winning pct. 8. Big 10 (19-27) .413 winning pct. 9. ACC (10-17) .370 winning pct. 10. Sunbelt (0-0) .000 winning pct. 11. MAC (0-1) .000 winning pct.
BCS Bowls
1. SEC (12-3) .800 winning pct. 2. PAC 10 (9-3) .750 winning pct. 3. MWC (2-1) .667 winning pct. 3. WAC (2-1) .667 winning pct. 5. Big East (6-4) .600 winning pct. 6. Big 12 (6-9) .400 winning pct. 7. Big 10 (6-11) .353 winning pct. 8. ACC (1-9) .100 winning pct. 9. Conference USA (0-0) .000 winning pct. 9. MAC (0-0) .000 winning pct. 9. Sunbelt (0-0) .000 winning pct.
Record as ranked teams
1. MAC (3-1) .750 winning pct. 2. MWC (11-4) .733 winning pct. 3. PAC 10 (18-11) .621 winning pct. 4. SEC (28-18) .609 winning pct. 5. Big East (15-11) .577 winning pct. 6. Conference USA (2-2) .500 winning pct. 7. Big 12 (19-20) .487 winning pct. 8. ACC (13-18) .419 winning pct. 9. Big 10 (16-23) .410 winning pct. 10. WAC (4-6) .400 winning pct. 11. Sunbelt (0-0) .000 winning pct.
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I will start off and say the hit was bigtime. When it happened I leaned up and said wow GTFOH. Now that that is out of the way, a gamecock shouldnt go anywhere and start talking about bowl records. You guys have a bowl record of 6-12 and are 3-4 under Spurrier. Right now it is Bama>A&M>everyone else in the SEC.
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Cock KoolAid237528 said...
Yes, it was spurred by a disagreement with Moon.... the reason I mention Michigan fans being classy is because I attended the bowl game and spent a while in Florida and interacted with many. Moon has a strong dislike for South Carolina football, which he has admitted and made clear on many occasions. The reason I made this thread was because my interactions with Michigan fans in Florida as opposed to my interactions with Moon (as an anti-Carolina Michigan fan who lives in SC) gave me much different impressions. Yes, the way that I worded the questions were meant to be insulting towards Moon, which was partly supposed to be comedic in their ridiculousness. I was not trying to hide the animosity towards Moon in the questions or deceive you.
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Cock KoolAid237528 said...
Yes, it was spurred by a disagreement with Moon.... the reason I mention Michigan fans being classy is because I attended the bowl game and spent a while in Florida and interacted with many. Moon has a strong dislike for South Carolina football, which he has admitted and made clear on many occasions. The reason I made this thread was because my interactions with Michigan fans in Florida as opposed to my interactions with Moon (as an anti-Carolina Michigan fan who lives in SC) gave me much different impressions. Yes, the way that I worded the questions were meant to be insulting towards Moon, which was partly supposed to be comedic in their ridiculousness. I was not trying to hide the animosity towards Moon in the questions or deceive you.
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Cock KoolAid237528 said...
And what changed from when A&M was in the Big 12 to now? Hmmm... let me think... Oh yea... Johnny Manziel... absolute freak of a QB, FRESHMAN HEISMAN WINNER, probably a once-in-a-lifetime kind of player for A&M. Same thing with Cam Newton at Auburn. It happens. Was that the only argument that you had? Besides, A&M didn't even dominate like people want to say... they finished with the same record as South Carolina and a bunch of other SEC teams. Just look at the numbers that I posted above. It's not that complicated. The A&M argument is weak and overused. It's like SEC haters are all reading off of the same script.
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If the SEC is so good, they should be able to take on the top teams in other conferences and win on the biggest stage. Who gives a crap about the SEC's record against bad OOC competition?











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