SEC Open Thread

Irishdwarte

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That’s all the SEC coaches and fans do is whine like a bunch of bitches. Then they come to a ND message board with rabid ND fans and tell them how to fan. Get the fuck outta here.
 

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You were very unlikely to win a championship last year. You had a good record but a weak schedule and lost to your only top 10 opponent. We aren't the ones who voted you out of the playoffs. The committee did that. Surely by now you know I'm far from being anti ND. I like your program and generally pull for you, but the incessant whining and blaming everyone else for your shortcomings is not what I'd expect from a blueblood program. It's a VERY bad look.

Notre Dame had the second best odds per Vegas to win the title while not even being guaranteed a playoff spot, but sure they had no shot.
I’d tell you that arguing with a bunch of ND fans on an ND site while trying to defend the honor of the SEC is an ultimate “go touch grass moment. But given you’re a Bama fan, go poison a tree
 

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You were very unlikely to win a championship last year. You had a good record but a weak schedule and lost to your only top 10 opponent. We aren't the ones who voted you out of the playoffs. The committee did that. Surely by now you know I'm far from being anti ND. I like your program and generally pull for you, but the incessant whining and blaming everyone else for your shortcomings is not what I'd expect from a blueblood program. It's a VERY bad look.
Yeah, but "the committee" was not unbiased. The committee was very concerned about head-to-head, apparently, but Mike Riley played at Bama and his bio on the CFP website says that he was on the 1973 Bama "national championship team," while Ivan Maisel voted ND 6th in 1993 even though they beat FSU.

Hunter Yuracheck was an SEC AD who made money for the SEC, and therefore for Arkansas (and possibly for himself, depending on the language in his contract) by arranging to have Alabama play OU, rather than ND play OU. Oh, and he fired his HC the day after ND went to Fayetteville and beat them. Did Arkansas' portion of the CFP check help with the buyout?

Now, I don't know for sure how any of these people voted, because it's a secret. But I know which way I'm betting.

Oh, and ESPN effectively runs the committee, and ESPN has a contract with the SEC. Putting more SEC teams in financially benefits ESPN.
 

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Irish#1

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Sweet Home Alabama.

Unofficial, but it looks like he paid a prostitute for some humping.
 

NDdomer2

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An employee of Alabama said "we had 5 teams".

Do the other 4 belong to Alabama?

Not sure his employment at 1/5 schools is the issue.
 

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You were very unlikely to win a championship last year. You had a good record but a weak schedule and lost to your only top 10 opponent. We aren't the ones who voted you out of the playoffs. The committee did that. Surely by now you know I'm far from being anti ND. I like your program and generally pull for you, but the incessant whining and blaming everyone else for your shortcomings is not what I'd expect from a blueblood program. It's a VERY bad look.
Who was more likely to win a ship last year? The three loss team that got stomped in their last game and needed a miracle to beat a 7-loss opponent? Or the team on a 10 win streak, all by double digits, that was the last to beat national champion Indiana (also by double digits)?

Since the only thing keeping Alabama relevant in modern football is ESPN's investment, I'm looking forward to the day we don't have to hear about them anymore.
 

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Who was more likely to win a ship last year? The three loss team that got stomped in their last game and needed a miracle to beat a 7-loss opponent? Or the team on a 10 win streak, all by double digits, that was the last to beat national champion Indiana (also by double digits)?

Since the only thing keeping Alabama relevant in modern football is ESPN's investment, I'm looking forward to the day we don't have to hear about them anymore.

You've just made me hate ESPN all over again...
 

Irish du Nord

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You were very unlikely to win a championship last year. You had a good record but a weak schedule and lost to your only top 10 opponent. We aren't the ones who voted you out of the playoffs. The committee did that. Surely by now you know I'm far from being anti ND. I like your program and generally pull for you, but the incessant whining and blaming everyone else for your shortcomings is not what I'd expect from a blueblood program. It's a VERY bad look.
Would our schedule have been stronger if we replaced Stanford with FSU?
 

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You were very unlikely to win a championship last year. You had a good record but a weak schedule and lost to your only top 10 opponent. We aren't the ones who voted you out of the playoffs. The committee did that. Surely by now you know I'm far from being anti ND. I like your program and generally pull for you, but the incessant whining and blaming everyone else for your shortcomings is not what I'd expect from a blueblood program. It's a VERY bad look.
You mean like your lord and savior going on ESPN whining about the SEC mistreatment? Lol.
 
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