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whole heartedly disagree that the SEC is overrated. The best players in the country live in the south and disproportionately go to SEC schools per recruiting rankings
Recruiting rankings have certainly gotten better over time, so I don't disagree with that, but where the best players go and who the best teams are are two separate things.
I don't believe for a second, for example, that 6-6 Auburn would have gone 10-2 in the Big Ten West and won it.
I dont know why Auburn going 10-2 in the Big Ten West is so unbelievable when the last four champions have been Northwestern, Wisconsin, Northwestern, and this current Iowa team.
Recruiting rankings have certainly gotten better over time, so I don't disagree with that, but where the best players go and who the best teams are are two separate things.
I don't believe for a second, for example, that 6-6 Auburn would have gone 10-2 in the Big Ten West and won it.
I dont know why Auburn going 10-2 in the Big Ten West is so unbelievable when the last four champions have been Northwestern, Wisconsin, Northwestern, and this current Iowa team.
They weren't consistent enough throughout the season. They lost at 7-6 Penn State. They barely beat Georgia State (I think) at home. I mean, I guess 10-2 is in the range of possibilities but it's at the small end of a bell curve. They'd win 7-8 games in the West most of the time (the 2021 Auburn Tigers would win that in the 2021 Big Ten West).
Caleb Williams in the portal most likely to go to UGA. those two UGA Bama games next year could be some of the best CFB games we have seen in a long time
It's hard to imagine Alabama being an underdog in a national championship game. I didn't follow the lines but checked a while ago and saw them at +120. I wonder how many times they've actually lost as an underdog and how they've done vs. the moneyline in any recent situations. It's probably a tiny sample, so maybe not enough to work with?
It's hard to imagine Alabama being an underdog in a national championship game. I didn't follow the lines but checked a while ago and saw them at +120. I wonder how many times they've actually lost as an underdog and how they've done vs. the moneyline in any recent situations. It's probably a tiny sample, so maybe not enough to work with?
