I don't know why anyone would want to make the title game knowing what will be coming for them. The big 3 in the SEC have more than proven they head and shoulders above the rest of college football this year.
I don't know why anyone would want to make the title game knowing what will be coming for them. The big 3 in the SEC have more than proven they head and shoulders above the rest of college football this year.
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I'm going to have to respectfully agree with the SEC big 3. The SEC is a big 2. Don't get me wrong. Arkansas has a good team, but they lost to Bama by 24, beat a 6-5 A&M by 3, Ole Miss by 5, and Vandy by 3 (should have lost). Now, to be fair they have played very well the past 3 games.
They are sort of like VT, there by default because they have won games. Heck, Stanfords coach was ragging on VT's schedule but while they have beaten a good USC team they also got drubbed by Oregon 53-30 on their home field. A game that wasn't as close as the score. If his team had only won the game that mattered (much like VT/Clemson) then he wouldn't have to rag on VT. IMO, the only REAL way to solve the dilemma is to devise some sort of playoff that is fair to settle it on the field like most other sports.
"They (Miami) told me I wasn't big enough to play running back,'' said Ryan Williams with a snicker. "And they tried to offer me as an athlete or wide receiver."
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