Anonymous #1 3w

You can name whatever stats you want, doesn’t mean yk ball lil bro. Theres 0 easy road games in the SEC- the coach with the most natty’s oat. And the coach who happened to beat nd in the national championship 2 times in 8 years by a combined score of 45 points since you like your stats so much)

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Anonymous #1 3w

Nd has proven that without playing in a conference their data points are unreliable and promote a over hyped narrative

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Anonymous OP 3w

Notre Dame won AT Arkansas by 43 points. A&M, Auburn, Miss State, and Mizzou won their road games vs Arkansas by a combined 29 points. USF won AT Florida. 7-5 Clemson beat SC on the road by more than Bama did. 6-6 WSU lost AT Ole Miss by 3 points. Does your breath stink from all the Bullshit your barfing up?

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Anonymous #1 3w

Because they play in the SEC every single week not just a couple times 😭. If the SEC is so bad you should bring these stats to the NFL. Let them know they’re drafting the wrong guys and the guys who only face an actual competitor every 4 weeks are super trustworthy to show up

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Anonymous OP 3w

Now that you mention it, Notre Dame produced more current NFL players than 13 SEC teams, and the second-most NFL draft picks all time, only second to USC

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Anonymous #1 3w

In the last 10 years 60-70 ND players have been drafted and over 500 SEC players have been drafted brother

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Anonymous OP 3w

That’s 16:1, no shit 16 teams are gonna produce more players than 1 team. However, 500/16=31.25, meaning the average SEC team produces half of the 60-70 players Notre Dane does

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Anonymous #1 3w

The SEC's dominance is particularly notable in the early rounds. Since 2010, the SEC has had roughly double the number of first-round picks compared to the next closest conference. In contrast, Notre Dame had only 5 top-10 NFL draft picks since 2009, compared to the SEC's 61 in the same period.

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Anonymous OP 3w

Again 16:1. 61/16=3.8. Notre Dame > average SEC team

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Anonymous #1 3w

Not like every single SEC team is getting a bid 😭. If you want relative stats that can be compared JOIN A CONFERENCE

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Anonymous OP 3w

Or stay independent and play every conference. That creates more H2H comparisons than playing 8 games in one conference, 3 bottom-tier G5 schools and 1 FCS school. 5-1 in the ACC, 1-1 in the SEC, 2-0 in the Big Ten.

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Anonymous #1 3w

Good it doesn’t creat h2h comparison! So tell me why Miami got in over ND?

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Anonymous OP 3w

I’m not upset about Miami getting in over ND. I’m upset about 10-3 Alabama getting in over ND.

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Anonymous #1 3w

But also this is what the big 10 and sec fight about every year. SEC is getting worn out playing good through great teams EVERY WEEK vs having a cupcake break 3 weeks straight throughout the season. Join. A. Conference. For relative comparison

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Anonymous #1 3w

Then join a conference. Play a conference championship. You just want 1 big giant conference? Because if the committee does that the conference championships go away. Ik you’re probably catholic but is it that difficult to use logic?

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Anonymous OP 3w

So Ole Miss’s stretch of 4-8 SC, The Citadel, 4-8 Florida, 5-7 Miss State is playing great teams every week? Notre Dame lost by less to A&M than all but 1 SEC team. Notre Dame beat Arkansas by more than every single SEC team. That seems like a solid comparison to me.

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Anonymous #1 3w

The comparison is you rest for 3-4 weeks at a time before a real game 😭

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Anonymous OP 3w

So playing the same team isn’t comparable?

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Anonymous #1 3w

I can play the 0 logic game too. UT killed Tamu but lost to Florida. Therefore anyone who looses to TAMU is worse than Florida (Notre dame)

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Anonymous OP 3w

By that logic Bama is even worse. Florida beat FSU by 19, FSU beat Bama by 14. By that logic, Florida would beat Bama by 33. Florida beat UT by 9, UT beat A&M by 10, A&M beat ND by 1. Florida gets 20 to Notre Dame. 20<33. That still proves my point of ND getting in over Bama. Doesn’t matter what logic you use, Notre Dame belongs in more than Alabama.

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