B1G glazers really have to defend its top teams playing 1-3 difficult games every year and coasting against 9-11 versions of Rutgers the rest of the way 💀💀
then the longer the playoffs are, the harder it is for sec teams who get beat up every game.
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Anonymous18h
Apparently pointing that out makes you a hater but I just call it facts
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Anonymous#111h
lol as if they aren’t playing FCS teams in November
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Anonymous#411h
Playing nearly an entire schedule of glorified G6 teams is more inexcusable than playing 1 FCS team in the middle of November…
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Anonymous#410h
yeah they play one fcs team before their big rival match? its just smarter to space out your easier games if you can. best time for a break.
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AnonymousOP10h
agreed. look at cross conference play last year or even most years. i think outside bowl games SEC was up against all conferences.
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Anonymous#110h
Look at their bowl record dude
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Anonymous#410h
did you see what i wrote?
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Anonymous#19h
Yeah and? They played 3 regular season games last year. That’s not going to tell you much about the overall strength of either conference
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Anonymous#47h
more than 3 but okay. i am talking about nonconference regular season games. the actual cross conference play? they went positive against like all about them.
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Anonymous#17h
*all of them
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Anonymous#16h
There were only 3 regular season games between the SEC and the Big Ten last year: Texas @ OSU, Michigan @ Oklahoma, and Wisconsin @ Alabama. I’m not sure why you think those teams represent the entire conference