Does anyone remember when the SEC went to twelve teams and two divisions. All the "experts said no team could go through the conference schedule, play a championship game, and have anything left to win a National Title. I remember ESPN saying is was a huge mistake to do this, the same ESPN that paid the SEC 1 billion dollars a couple of years ago. Auburn became the fifth different SEC team to win a championship since the formation of the BCS. If you count Georgia's pre-BCS title half the schools in the league have titles. Is it any wonder the rest of college football is playing catch-up to the NFL Light.