per twitter. Saban is the Lone Ranger
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per twitter. Saban is the Lone Ranger
he can quit playing NLU if he wants a harder schedule.
good
Hence exactly how/why ESPN nor anyone else can force it down our throats... We'll make the change whenever we're damn good and ready to do it -- and it will be accompanied by something else, such as a 13 game overall schedule or something similar...
With the playoff, the SEC Championship game is nothing but a hindrance. More times than not, that losing team will deserve to be in the top 4 and in the playoff, but miss out due to losing the last game in Atlanta. That's bullshit that will have to be addressed in some manner...
Saban can go screw himself. As PH said, let him drop the easy non-conference games and schedule OU, USC, Ohio St and Oregon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
I agree, and the BCS needs to be an 8 team playoff if we still have the SEC Championship game.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Wasn't there a year when a team who didn't even make the SECCG made it to the BCSCG?Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Had to have been when LSU and Bama played in the "rematch" National Title Game a few years back, right? Since both were West teamsQuote:
Originally Posted by FlabLoser
For all the good the coaches' vote does - i.e., none. We've seen over and over and over and over and over that it's the AD vote that matters. The coaches' vote is just for show.
Engie, I'm fairly certain I read that with the passion and pissedoffedness in which it was typed. And I concur.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Les Miles said of the 13-1 vote,
It was unanimouis decision by the coaches. Got to love Les.
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Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg
Yep. Coach's votes mean nothing. If they did, we would have no SECCG to begin with.
ADs aren't going against the coaches on this one -- and people are fooling themselves if they think they will. Many of these coaches are actually more powerful than their "bosses" -- and many ADs absolutely do not want to test those waters.