Poll - Which is the dirtiest football league in the country?

[BGIF]

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Yes, the SEC is winning hands down. Those UGA fans must have the bots working again.


Which is the dirtiest football league in the country?
68% SEC
5% Big 12
9% Pac 12
3% ACC
13% Big Ten
2% Conference USA

Total Votes: 9765

 

[ACamp1900]

What still gets me is SEC fan wants so bad to have the cake and eat it too... I wish I had a dollar for every time I heard some SEC fanboy defend oversigning, poor grad rates and other scandals as though the conference is on the up and up and totally academically legit. It's just that everyone else just hates on them becasue they are so much better on the field so they make this other stuff up...

at least know yourself... 9/10ths of the conference forgot about the 'college' part of it back in the 50's and just became a football team losely attached to a college campus... and it keeps getting worse...

 

[phork]

Big10? Its not what you know, but what you can prove. Which I guess that means the Pac10 wins with USC and OSU going down.

 

[GreatGolson]

This poll is a joke, until the day people realize just how dirty Ball State and the rest of the MAC are, it will be a dark time for college football

 

[kmoose]

College Football - CBSSports.com

Yes, the SEC is winning hands down. Those UGA fans must have the bots working again.


Which is the dirtiest football league in the country?
68% SEC
5% Big 12
9% Pac 12
3% ACC
13% Big Ten
2% Conference USA

Total Votes: 9765

I saw this, earlier, and wondered just what the pollsters meant by "dirty"? Are they talking on the field, off the field, or both? Not that 1st place would change, in my mind. But I just wonder how others are voting? I wonder how many of the voters had "dirty on the field" in mind, and how many had "dirty off the fied" in mind?

 

[jdailey1981]

Like mentioned, its hard to deny the that USC and OSU have been the big hits lately, but the current conference that holds the most NCAA infractions is the Big 12. As far as individual schools, I think USC has the most with 6. True, USC is on probation, but this is their last year on it, and now Ohio State is the target, having the 2010 wins vacated and on probation for 2 years, and that's just their decision, the NCAA isn't done with em yet, but I think the next huge one will hit the SEC in the form of Auburn with the whole Cam Newton thing, but who knows. Remember, 2 seasons ago, almost every school in the SEC was being looked at by the NCAA for some kind of infractions.