Iam4utalways
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I think we should win and cover the -12.5 spread. But I thought we should have won the past two years. So as of right now, I expect a close game and a Florida win. Still expecting 10-2 and SEC Title game birth though, which I have said from the start.
I think we should win and cover the -12.5 spread. But I thought we should have won the past two years. So as of right now, I expect a close game and a Florida win. Still expecting 10-2 and SEC Title game birth though, which I have said from the start.
How do we get to Atlanta after possibly losing those two?
You're banking on LSU running the table, and a lot of tie breakers going our way?
You can get to Atlanta with not just 2, but 3 conference losses. It's been done.* Like, two or three different times.
It's hard to fine three conference losses on the Florida schedule for team capable of beating this year's Tennessee team. Of course, anything is possible, but it seems highly unlikely to me.
Oh, I agree. I think this year will probably be "typical"; the division winner will have 1 or 2 conference losses. That's usually the case for teams going to Atlanta in December.
The earlier post was just about what's mathematically possible. As LSU, Arkansas, and South Carolina have all proven over the years.
:good!:
To be fair, the reason a 5-3 Arkansas team made the SEC Championship game in 2002 was entirely a result of the 6-2 Alabama team the finished first in the SEC West was banned from bowl games and ineligible to win the division.
I'm not sure it's accurate (/appropriate) to include them here, with this statistic being made.
No I said we lose to Florida in that post. We should beat them, but I don't think we will. And the other loss is Alabama.
10-2 SEC East Champions; Losses to FLA and Bama and playing LSU in the title game