The SEC continues to look down to me

[57stratdawg]

MSU, UT, UK, Ark, LSU, South Car, Vandy and Missouri all looked pretty bad this weekend.

A&M blew a sizable lead at home.
Auburn couldn't move the ball.
Florida didn't exactly destroy UMass.


Rough start to the season.

 

[msstate7]

I thought a bowl game was hopeless walking out of the stadium yesterday. I'm still not confident by any stretch, but I have a little hope now anyway

 

[Dawg1976]

I'm sure the SEC haters are all smiles this morning. They should be.

 

[121Josey]

Auburn couldn't move the ball.

You could have just said that you didn't watch the AU game.

 

[fishwater99]

Bama looked like #1 yesterday.

 

[RocketDawg]

Overall, that's true. Alabama looked great after they got started in the 2nd quarter. Auburn played inspired ball and the game was much closer than just about anybody thought. Otherwise, the SEC teams looked pretty crappy. A&M managed to win but not by much, and Georgia wasn't bad but still was lackluster for the most part.

So ... does anybody pull for OM to throttle FSU so the SEC will look better? I don't think I will.

 

[Uncle Ruckus]

You don't think you will? How are you even giving it any thought? I hope they get their **** pushed in. I really don't care how the SEC looks to everyone. It doesn't affect me or my fandom towards MSU whatsoever. I want our conference opponents to suck

 

[UpTheMiddlex3Punt]

SEC football is starting to look like SEC basketball. One national elite team, a couple teams that were good five to ten years ago, a couple up and comers, and a sea of mediocrity.

 

[dawgdoug1962]

These things run in cycles....we have been in an "SEC" cycle in football for a number of years and it may continue for a while longer, but eventually another conference will begin to win 'nattys'.

MSU, UT, UK, Ark, LSU, South Car, Vandy and Missouri all looked pretty bad this weekend.

A&M blew a sizable lead at home.
Auburn couldn't move the ball.
Florida didn't exactly destroy UMass.


Rough start to the season.