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[quote]Why go to a cow college in no where S Alabama when you can live and play football in Athens. But carry on, Nostradamus.[/quote] I’m going to guess you didn’t go to school at UGA. And it doesn’t take Nostradamus to figure that out....
[quote]Oklahoma had the better resume to get in.[/quote] Absolutely not. Like nowhere close. Using the AP poll before the bowl games: Auburn had four wins against the AP Top 25 (#8 Georgia, #12 LSU, #15 Tennessee (2x)) USC had three wins against the AP Top 25 (#4 Cal, #9 Virginia Tech, ...
[quote]but the simple reason is because Florida wasn't in the conversation[/quote] I see little difference between these: Georgia lost to #3 Auburn Texas lost to #4 Georgia Auburn lost to #5 Texas Miami lost to #6 Florida If Florida wasn’t in the convo, maybe they should have been. An...
[quote]Texas couldn't be #1 because they lost to Georgia. Georgia couldn't be #1 because they lost to Auburn. Auburn couldn't be #1 because they lost to Texas. Therefore.. the pick was #1 Nebraska or #5 Miami.[/quote] Why not keep going with Miami couldn’t be #1 because they lost to Florida…...
[quote] They were an offensive juggernaut[/quote] They played an absolute cream puff of a schedule which is why they put up those numbers. They played one opponent that finished in the Top 20… and lost. Against decent competition, they only had one single lopsided win. #1 Miami, lost 30-31...
[quote]That’s just football. Texas also had 1 loss in a brutal schedule & dominated Auburn in JHS that year.[/quote] 1983 was a season that saw a lot of games played between the Final Top 6 teams or so. Yes, Texas beat Auburn… but Texas lost to Georgia whom Auburn beat in Athens. One thing ...
The DSOR is always cyclical… it will flip over to Auburn’s favor in time. It’s been going back and forth for over 130 years. The entire historic series has been comprised of each team going on long, sustained runs before the pendulum swinging back to the other team’s favor. The DSOR has had 8...
[quote]Negative, if you're claiming things like retroactive Billingsley titles from over a hundred years ago then we have more than 4.[/quote] I’ve never claimed such… ever. National Titles for Auburn and Georgia: 1957- Auburn 1980- Georgia 2010- Auburn 2021- Georgia 2022- Georgia...
[quote]The state was middle of the pack population wise until the growth of the sunbelt in the 70s[/quote] This is simply not true. Population of SEC states in [u]1960[/u]: 1. Florida- 4.952 million 2. Georgia- 3.943 million 3. Tennessee- 3.567 million 4. Alabama- 3.266 million 5. L...
[quote] I don't claim 1941, but even it was awarded by a math poll.[/quote] Which one? I’m pretty sure that one was just invented by that SID of yours in the late 1980s....
[quote]It’s been 14 years, a couple of huge buy outs and a lot of embarrassments since y’all can claim anything of any importance.[/quote] Does “anything of any importance” include winning an SEC Title and playing for a National Championship?...
IMO: 1957 and 2010 are our two actual, indisputable National Titles 1983 and 2004 should not be claimed, but are probably the two biggest screw jobs any program has endured in the past 50 years (I’d put 1964 Arkansas right up there on this list as well as the worst all time) 1913 is stupid ...
This is rich coming from a fan of a school who’s football gamedays looked indistinguishable from klan rallies up through the 1980s. I’d say that’s worse....
[quote]Name a school other than UCF that claims a post-BCS title they didn't win.[/quote] Agreed. Auburn should never claim 2004. Did we get screwed out of playing for a title… absolutely. But you can’t claim a trophy that’s not in the case. And this applies to all the fake ones Bama, Ole M...
[quote]1913? Are you kidding me? It’s pathetic that AU is reduced to talking about 1913.[/quote] Reduced? You literally passed Auburn in number of National titles in the way back year of 2022....
[quote]they have had success with 2’of the better coaches of all time and have been pretty bad almost all other years. clearly the right coach can get things going there but it’s not LSU were borderline simpletons can win[/quote] My point exactly....
[quote]Florida experienced a population boom where it tripled in population from 1969-1990. It’s not even doubled since then.[/quote] It’s kinda hard to keep doubling when you’re the 3rd largest state. Florida has had absolute frantic growth in recent years. It’s basically the same size as 8 Al...
[quote]A one hit wonder would be they had one good year with a title and then nothing.[/quote] Or it could mean one relatively short time period and no championships outside that window. Which in this case it does. I mean does no one else find this wild? [b][u]Florida football[/u][/b] [...
Sorry, 4 not five. Yet all four… Alabama, Georgia, LSU, and Auburn… *Have won 2 more SEC Titles *Have won at least one National Title *Have all played for at least two National Titles … all since the Gators last won an SEC Title. When you combine that drought with their drought leading...
Here’s some more evidence. Every SEC school’s first Top 10 finish: 1936- Alabama, LSU 1938- Tennessee, Oklahoma 1939- Texas A&M, Missouri 1940- Miss St 1941- Texas 1942- Georgia 1950- Kentucky 1952- Ole Miss 1954- Arkansas 1955- Auburn 1983- Florida 2011- South Caroli...