re: Evidence showing the SEC schedule bias for Alabama and Auburn

Exactly. How that got determined is a mystery I guess......

And the 4 home games vs 3 is another loop thrown in by Mizzo. But none of it is "evidence" there's no way to tract a trend from just two years. We'll just have to see if Alabama gets 4 and other teams get 4 in the up coming years. It favors Alabama now but hopefully it will hurt them in a few years for having it easy now.

The one thing I would like to make clear to all involved, particularly those who will gladly defend the corrupt status quo, is that we were having this discussion YEARS BEFORE THE BRIDGE SCHEDULE. We were saying "I can't wait to see how brazen the SEC offices are" and we told everybody IN ADVANCE IT WOULD HAPPEN. Foremost amongst us was none other than Charlie Hannagriff who all but promised us that LSU would "randomly" get screwed and Bama would "randomly" get rewarded.

And it's not just scheduling. It's everything that emanates from a Bama-centric league office. Go back and research LSU's bowl selections over the last 15 years. Take a look at all the decisions that have human input and then figure out the percentages. Go back and look at the holding statistics over the last 15 years, Look at all the scheduling quirks. Look at all the bowl assignments. Look at the resume of the guy who does the schedule. Look at the home addresses of certain officials and their affiliations. Go back and look at that Patrick Peterson play again. Or better yet, just stick your head in the sand and tell yourself gently that it's all legit, you can trust them, they just exude integrity...there is nothing to see here.

Now some of you think it is "whining" to stand up like a man and make your case. What you don't understand is that the LSU administration GAVE THE SEC OFFICES AMPLE OPPORTUNITY (I'm TALKING THE BETTER PART OF A DECADE) TO CORRECT THEIR ASSHOLERY AND THE SEC OFFICES REFUSED. So hell yes, les Miles and others are FINALLY making some noise. This is in an attempt to make it HARDER FOR THEM TO frick US NEXT TIME (say in December when they sit quietly for the millionth time and give us a shitty bowl that doesn't correspond with our league ranking).

Some of you people have Stockholm Syndrome. You are so used to being arse-raped by the league offices, that you are now giving them carte blanche to continue. Screw that.

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Lsupimp

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My god at the butthurt. So what they play an easier schedule . Is doesn't matter who you put infront of bama. The most likely out come is a win for bama. Why do Lsu fans care what bamas schedule looks like? It shouldn't matter.

Are your comprehension skills really that bad ? Let me go slow.

If the rotation was originally Vandy followed by Georgia followed by Kentucky why would changing the schedule to Kentucky followed by Georgia followed by Vandy change one damn thing ?

So in essence the rotation would have originally been Georgia bookended by 2 weak east teams.

Now we have Georgia , bookended by 2 weak sec east teams , or should I say we are due that rotation.

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S.E.C. Crazy

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Don't reason with these losers.

2005-2011 LSU had a favorable eastern schedule.
2012-???? Bama is due for favorable schedules.

These fellas are just idiots.

I wish LSU would join the ACC "for the Béisbol"

i'm at the point of what do you expect out of an office that has the number of alabama graduates in it that it has....

you want to force change, among other things you put hiring rules in place that equal the number of alumni in the SEC offices...

AND move the SEC office the hell out of Birmingham...

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Either prove Alabama has a direct graduate advantage or stop complaining about it.

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1.Scheduling
2.Officiating.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - C Steve Shaw, a veteran of Southeastern Conference football officiating for more than 15 years, has been named SEC Coordinator of Football Officials, Commissioner Mike Slive announced today.

Active in the Birmingham community, Shaw, a cum laude graduate of the University of Alabama

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And:

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Mark Womack of The SEC office devised the schedule. example---"Mark Womack, the SEC’s executive associate commissioner who oversees football scheduling, said work would resume Monday in hopes of announcing a schedule this summer."

Mark Womack is a Tuscaloosa native, Tuscaloosa High School graduate and Alabama graduate.

He is a former Alabama athletic Department employee.

LSU plays SEC East teams that went a combined 14-2 in conference play last season.

Alabama, faces teams that combined to go 1-15.

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I mean, I'll keep going if you want....

Assistant Commisssioner Leslie Claybrook ?
Hmmm, I wonder....

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A native of Luverne, Ala., Claybrook is a graduate of the University of Alabama where she was a four-year letterwinner for the women's basketball team.

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No, really thanks for asking...I can go on, if you'd like:

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SEC ASSISTANT COMMISIONER GIL GRIMES: After earning his law degree from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, he went to work for the Southern Conference.

Grimes, 39, graduated from Mountain Brook High School in Birmingham in 1982. He lettered in baseball at Mountain Brook and earned a baseball scholarship to Birmingham Southern.

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Shall I go on ?