re: As the season draws closer and closer, Oregon fans get crazier and crazier

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What you do not realize, oh Webhopper, is that, in the last 10 years, SEC teams have played (REGULAR season):Hawaii, Washington, Washington State, Oregon State, Cal, UCLA, USC, Fresno St, Arizona State, Arizona, Colorado, Boise State, Texas, Texas A&M, Houston, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, Northwestern, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, North Carolina, Clemson, Florida State, Miami(F), Miami(O), South Florida, Central Florida, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Wake Forest, and Southern Miss. LSU has played TWELVE games against the above just by itself since 2000, five on the road (incl UO and WVA this year), and including home and homes with: Arizona, Va.Tech, Washington, and West Va. Just sayin.' So I ask, WTF are you talking about ????????

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Why does every time a SEC fan gets questioned by all the cupcakes they play the first thing they do is list some major schools they had played? Of course the SEC plays SOME major schools. The problem however is twofold: Its the other 3(or more) cupcakes that you also play each year(on average). AND the number of BIG boys you play each year does not come close to the number the PAC 10 plays. You listed many, and great job doing that research. But now list all the cupcakes(or rather the whole full schedule the whole SEC has played since the BCS(1998)till now too, cupcakes and all.)

You will easily see the SEC plays the most cupcakes. And you will easily see, if you looked at the full PAC 10 schedule in the same time frame, The PAC plays the HARDEST schedule. You showed me quite a few big schools, but look at the PAC's, there are way more, and way LESS cupcakes.

Hey, I don't blame the SEC. It is what has got them in the BCS games more, from padding their schedule with Cupcake buy wins. But don't expect people to not call the SEC out on it.

The PAC has only played a grand total of 38 D-2 schools. That is the single lowest total of ANY SINGLE CONFERENCE IN AMERICA. So playing D-2 schools is not the PAC's rep. However the SEC has played 85 D-2 schools. lol And as far as non BCS schools, (little sisters of the poor) the PAC has played only 225 of them. The SEC has played 317, WHICH IS THE MOST IN CF OF ANY CONFERENCE!

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So I ask, WTF are you talking about ????????

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WTF I am talking about is the facts and truth.
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Conference to Conference Data from BCS era up to 2009

Heck, I just checked also on ESPN the schedules that go back to 2002, for USC and UCLA. Did you know USC "on average" played 3 BCS schools each year. Yes sometimes they played 2, but even with the non BCS schools they were on average very hard. And guess what? Not one single D-2 school, unlike the SEC. And for UCLA, very good too, though not as quite. They scheduled on average 2 BCS schools each year and the rest played on average a good quality none BCS team(on average), and like USC - NOT ONE SINGLE D-2 school. The SEC majors in D-2 schools. And when you start to go through every PAC team and then go through every SEC team, the comparisons are NIGHT AND DAY. To suggest otherwise means A) You can not read B) You are a moron C) You like to lie.