I think they are the best conference in college football every year by a decent margin but I'm just noticing how much respect some of the average teams get. Florida is ranked in the top 25 with a 6-3 record and hasn't beaten a ranked team all season long. They've struggled in almost all of their wins as well. A 3-point win over Georgia at home is their premier victory. Georgia is 5-7. There needs to be a line drawn on the bias... Give them a little bit for being in a tough conference but you shouldn't be automatically putting any SEC team with a winning record in the top 25.
They are the best, but what the hell has Florida done to be a top 25 team? I'm not worried about Auburn or LSU being ranked up there. LSU is not as good as Auburn or Alabama IMO but they've put together some nice close wins. Rank the best teams high. Just don't put any SEC team with no premier wins up with the big boys just because they are in the SEC.
Every year you whine about the SEC and put Boise on a high horse but the fact of the matter is they would lose 2-3 games each year in the SEC conference. It is much easier to game plan for 1 big game a year than when you have a big game almost every week. I would NOT put Boise in the title game and yes, I layed the 34' this past weekend. Blowing out the Idahos of the world every week is BS.
Could u imagine Boise going Bama, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Arkansas and Aubrun for 6 weeks in a row? They'd get above average at best - there is a huge difference between beating one team all year that flirts with the top 25 and going week to week in the SEC - any SEC team with one loss should go before Boise - of course a playoff would be best
You realize only a few teams each season have to do this, right? Oregon's played a single team ranked in the top 25 all season long and it was a home game. Auburn has played only 4 road games this season (only one against a ranked team). TCU has played one top 25 game on the road all year. LSU had Florida and Auburn on the road but sandwiched powerhouse McNeese State in between those games.
When's the last time my dog did a backflip over a moving car? The question I posed holds just as much relevance as yours in the college football world.
