MSHawg1

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Alleva was the anchor holding LSU down.

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True. LSU athletics will now drift off into the sunset like USC athletics (no hope. no future)

I watched every snap and was pulling for Duke....but Manziel happened. It was like a freight train when Duke got up three scores. Johnny got pissed and couldn't be stopped. Johnny Manziel was almost a scarier player when he was down a couple scores than he was in a tight game.

Johnny Manziel

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MEd LSU

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heard you got a new title at wally world, no more greeters they are now hoststry to give them and honest days work and quit reading and posting during work hours that is payroll fraud which is a federal offense

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obssessed. Get a life

Vandy and UNC

Auburn

God Bless America!

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Why does everyone think Oklahoma and one of the ACC schools would just up and leave their conference?

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Every time I see people’s ideas with them in the conference it makes me laugh at your stupidity.

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You're not the only one laughing

The ultimate fix for SEC football, basketball, and baseball scheduling

*All schools listed in alphabetical order

SEC North -
1) Kentucky
2) Missouri
3) Tennessee
4) Vanderbilt

- Admittedly weak (with as much shite as UT and Missouri fans talk; you would think the division would be stronger)

SEC East -
1) Georgia
2) Florida
3) Virginia Tech/Clemson/UNC/NCSU (never can please people with this one)
4) South Carolina

SEC West -
1) Arkansas
2) LSU
3) Oklahoma
4) Texas A&M

SEC South -
1) Alabama
2) Auburn
3) Ole Miss
4) MSU



- Winner of the East and the winner of the North play in Nashville on the first weekend of December

- Winner of the South and the Winner of the East play in New Orleans on the first weekend of December

- The winners of each game play for the SEC Championship in Atlanta on the second Saturday of December

Scheduling -

- 3/2/2/1/1 format
(3 teams from your divison, 2 from the each of the two divisions that your permanent crossover isnt in, 1 school from the division of your permanent crossover, and your permanent crossover opponent

Ex: Alabama's schedule Year 1 of this plan

3 - Auburn, Ole Miss, MSU
2 - Florida, South Carolina
2 - Arkansas, LSU
1 - Vanderbilt
1 (permanent) - Tennessee

Alabama's schedule Year 2 of this plan

3 - Auburn, Ole Miss, MSU
2 - Georgia, UNC
2 - Oklahoma, Texas A&M
1 - Kentucky
1 (permanent) - Tennessee

* would be an uneven number of home/away SEC games, but it is mathematically unavoidable. It would work itself out by giving each school one year with 4 home games and one year with 5 home games.

* eliminate in-conference neutral-site games

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Alabama
LSU
Ole Miss
state
TAMU
Vandy

Is pretty close to

UGA
Florida
USC
Mizzou
Auburn
Kentucky

if you're looking at 1-6

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Lol


Missouri fans justifiably believe that Arkansas is the Vanderbilt of the West.


frick Bobby Petrino