Imagine if the roles were reversed, Oregon in the SEC and LSU in the PAC 12. LOL

Noob lol

Im Sorry

I'm just curious, as I sincerely do not know the answer, did anyone else in the SEC beat TN last year by a larger margin of 48 to 13? In TN or anywhere else?

I seem to recall your very own LSU needing a mulligan to beat the same team.

Also, do you happen to know the record for SEC vs PAC10 in the BCS era? Wins and Losses?

The Southeastern Conference has done much to silence college football's eternal debate about which conference is the toughest. Three national titles in a row have its fans screaming "S-E-C!" after every significant non-conference win. But, top to bottom, is it actually the best conference?

FIVE IN A ROW NOW! This is 2 years old.

By one measure, the answer is no. Since the 2000 season, the Pac-10 has the best record in games against the other Bowl Championship Series conferences (81-62, a .566 winning percentage). The Pac-10 also has a .500-or-better record during this period against each of the other five major conferences. The SEC ranks second among the six BCS conferences with a .528 mark, while the other four conferences are all under .500. Bringing up the rear is the Big Ten with a .475 winning percentage.

The Pac-10 often gets little respect from fans and media. The conference's teams were a miserable 2-6 against the Mountain West last season, and this season Oregon lost decisively to Boise State of the Western Athletic Conference in a key early matchup. Critics say the conference would be nothing without USC. But even without the Trojans' 19-3 record against the other BCS conferences since 2000, the Pac-10 would still be above .500.

As for the Big Ten's poor showing, there are some mitigating circumstances. Since 2000, Big Ten teams have had the misfortune of playing (and losing) eight games against USC, which hasn't faced a single Big East team during this span. Also, the Big Ten annually plays several bowl games in enemy territory, including the warm-weather Rose and Capital One Bowls.
—Darren Everson
West Is the Best

Including bowl games, here are the win-loss records this decade for the six major college football conferences when playing against one another, through Saturday:
BCS CONFERENCE W L WIN%
Pac-10 81 62 .566
SEC 94 84 .528
Big 12 81 85 .488
ACC* 99 108 .478
Big East* 77 84 .478
Big Ten 84 93 .475

*Includes the win-loss records of whichever teams were in the conference in any given year

EDIT: CURRENT RECORD SINCE THE BCS ERA IS 12 TO 10 Pac10 wins over SEC.

I am not arguing Pac10 is better, you cannot with the 5 championships in a row. However, it gets tiring of hearing how supposedly lousy the pac10 conference is when over the last 13 years they've won more head to head match ups verses the SEC.

Man, I'd really like to read that copied and pasted write-up, but all this crystal is blocking my view.

Sorry man.

Nah, look at my EDIT. The fact is, the Pac 10 is 12 and 10 verses the SEC since the BCS era (1998).

The SEC can boast of having the best team the last several years, as the crystal trophies do not lie. I am merely proving a point that the PAC10 has held its own when playing SEC teams.

I might have missed it, but who wrote that article? Did you cite it?

The spirit of the post was this...

I'd much rather have to play the PAC 12 teams week in and week out rather than the teams in the SEC and I think you would too QueefAddict. Sorry, QUACKaddict

Don't forget Marajuana is legal in Oregon! Step away from the bong and realize TOP to BOTTOM the SEC is the best conference. Other conferences best may be able to hang with the SEC, but our worst destroys your decent teams.

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LSU in the PAC 12

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Don't even joke about things like this.