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<blockquote data-quote="michaelwalkerbr" data-source="post: 130765128" data-attributes="member: 1601483"><p>I don't need to understand your personal hatred for Neal Brown, it's none of my business. If you really think WVU is going to have a losing season this year you're going to be embarrassed that your post will still be here. A head coach is more of an administrator than hands on with players. It's much more about the assistants he hires as well as the players themselves.</p><p></p><p>Let's consider the SEC top to bottom being the best. Alabama is a top 5 team as long as Saban is there. Georgia is commonly a top 10 team but you can't convince Texas of that in 2018. Right now those two are the top dogs of the SEC, period. Look at the records and results in and out of conference for 2018. </p><p></p><p>Then you have LSU, Florida and Kentucky in the middle for now. Not too far behind are Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Auburn and Missouri. Two middle of the pack B12 teams transition to middle of the pack SEC teams, no surprise.</p><p></p><p>How in the world you include Ole Miss, South Carolina, Arkansas, Vanderbilt and Tennessee with their combined 25-37 records for 2018 in your 'best' is beyond me.</p><p></p><p>I've already told you WVU is 26-25-2 against SEC opponents. Oklahoma is 14-9-2, Texas is 37-18-2. Conference vs conference all time the SEC has the edge 93-78-6 by an average score of 23.4-22.5. That stat is skewered a little because it only counts Texas A&M and Missouri as being SEC teams. Not even close, huh?</p><p></p><p>Given the circumstances of all your posts being about Neal Brown and of course recent, it begs the question, where are you an 84Alumni from? Troy?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="michaelwalkerbr, post: 130765128, member: 1601483"] I don't need to understand your personal hatred for Neal Brown, it's none of my business. If you really think WVU is going to have a losing season this year you're going to be embarrassed that your post will still be here. A head coach is more of an administrator than hands on with players. It's much more about the assistants he hires as well as the players themselves. Let's consider the SEC top to bottom being the best. Alabama is a top 5 team as long as Saban is there. Georgia is commonly a top 10 team but you can't convince Texas of that in 2018. Right now those two are the top dogs of the SEC, period. Look at the records and results in and out of conference for 2018. Then you have LSU, Florida and Kentucky in the middle for now. Not too far behind are Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Auburn and Missouri. Two middle of the pack B12 teams transition to middle of the pack SEC teams, no surprise. How in the world you include Ole Miss, South Carolina, Arkansas, Vanderbilt and Tennessee with their combined 25-37 records for 2018 in your 'best' is beyond me. I've already told you WVU is 26-25-2 against SEC opponents. Oklahoma is 14-9-2, Texas is 37-18-2. Conference vs conference all time the SEC has the edge 93-78-6 by an average score of 23.4-22.5. That stat is skewered a little because it only counts Texas A&M and Missouri as being SEC teams. Not even close, huh? Given the circumstances of all your posts being about Neal Brown and of course recent, it begs the question, where are you an 84Alumni from? Troy? [/QUOTE]
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