Eh...Mizzou is more questionable in that regard from what I can remember as opposed to A&M who have indeed flourished. Maybe data would prove me wrong, but it seems like Mizzou has really become the Indiana of the SEC.
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but at least missou will have more coming in then cu, and they are better positioned for sec recruiting
Even king_kong admits that these preseason rankings are meaningless. I was talking about actual RESULTS on the field.
I'm unbiased...I'll admit that Kentucky might deserve their ranking...even though they haven't done much. But Arkansas?? They were behind by 10 in the 4th-quarter, at home, to Missouri State.
SEC teams are all at their total maximum ranking.
Tennessee hasn't done much. But they're ranked as high as they possibly can be allowed to be.
Ole Miss? Texas A&M?? This is NOT better than the Big Ten.
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Florida was behind in the 4th quarter, at home, to South Florida. And they needed a miracle fumble on the 2nd-to-last play of the game to escape.
Ole Miss is..
Last year they were as good as tOSU and Michigan with Matt Corral who was hurt during their bowl game..
Correct premise, wrong conclusion
this would be a really good post if you had a single shred of objective evidence to back the claim in your final sentence
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I agree with him that preseason rankings are meaningless and do drive these undeserved high ranks today in many cases (michigan)
He just forgot the comparison part
Missouri:
2021: 6-7 record: Lost Armed forces Bowl
202: 5-5: No bowl
2019: 6-6 No bowl
2018: 8-5 Lost in Liberty Bowl
2017: 7-6 Lost Texas bowl
2016: 4-8
2015: 5-7
2014: 11-3 SEC East champion, Won Citrus Bowl
2013: 11-2 SEC East Champion, Won Cotton Bowl
2012: 5-7
Missouri has been better than NU over the past 10 years playing in the SEC