WhiskeyDick

Things I don’t remember from last night: making posts on tRant and drunkenly deciding I’m taking the fam to Phoenix next week. At least I was coherent enough to log in and use miles for the flight and hotel, now I just have to figure out how to afford the game tickets…

frick it, you only live once! Hotty Toddy!

Big 2

Hotty fricking toddy!!!!!

Lane Kiffin Playoff wins -0

Pete Golding Playoff wins - 2

Get at me when that changes.

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Nope. Not focused.

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“Bakk heyuh in my day, Coach Coonassicheux wood have neva let us cum out like dat”.

Hahaha A+

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Silver-field

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Don’t you mean Happy Hanukah?

I was planning on it, but decided to postpone the Oxford trip until I can take my son to see the city and family since we haven’t been able to make it back in a few years. It‘s going to be a madhouse and I’m afraid if we go, it’ll literally just be in and out to see the game while costing an arm and a leg. Instead, we’re going to make the NOLA trip, assuming we don’t choke…

Shocking as it might sound, I am now banned from the CFB sub for the tenth time this year.

I’m not agreeing with everything OP said, and I’m trying to look at this objectively. Looking at Oregon’s schedule, which of their games are equivalent to the “bad” SEC teams such as AR, LSU, SC, FL, State, etc.? Many of those bad teams are a few plays away from being 1-2 loss SEC teams. They’re also considered bad because they got beat by in-conference teams ranked #3, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc., all season. The talent differential on an LSU or FL compared to anyone on Oregon’s “bad” conference team opponents is massive. Sure, those SEC teams may not be great or title contenders, but to consistently beat them all season without one or two of them sneaking up on you is much more difficult than making sure you don’t slip up against a Wisconsin, Oregon State, Rutgers, etc.