Don't worry Ohio State

[allvol123]

I want to see documentation of the last time an SEC team played LSU, Florida, Georgia, Auburn, and Tennessee in succession.

Well, UF played all of those teams last year except they couldn't play theirself. Not completely in succession, there were bouts with Ole Miss and Kentucky splotted in there. Not sure I get the relevance to succession.

 

[hatvol96]

I don't think anyone debates that.

 

[hatvol96]

If you don't understand the relevance of it, you don't understand the discussion. I'm pretty sure playing Oklahoma, Texas, and Southern Cal in consecutive weeks would be more difficult than playing one in September, one in October, and one in November.

 

[allvol123]

Of course it would. But playing them at all is much more difficult than any routine OSU goes through. I quit reading last night maybe I lost track of where this went.

 

[emainvol]

no doubt the crescendo of SEC homerism is painful to endure, and nobody plays all of those teams, but the SEC is like the AFC east when compared to the Big 10 right now.

One deep?

 

[BigPapaVol]

One deep?

no, loaded with better football players across the board. had to choose a weak NFL division.

 

[StunnA N' Orange]

One deep?

He might have meant the AFC South (3 teams in the playoffs, with Houston rounding out the division at 8-8).

 

[emainvol]

no, loaded with better football players across the board. had to choose a weak NFL division.

understood.

 

[thagodfather]

Anyway, tOSU does schedule well OOC, just not this year. Tressel, IMO, is top 3 of NCAA coaches with Carroll and Stoops.

stoops? lol:
another coach that makes it to the bcs every year by winning their weak a$$ conference, only to take an a$$ whipping when they arrive for that event.

 

[thagodfather]

Tennessee navigated their schedule with 3 regular season losses. Ohio State would not have been beaen by Cal or Alabama.

tennessee would have beaten illinois. all this speculation is worthless, however.

 

[thagodfather]

How well did Georgia play on October 8th? The team I saw in Knoxville would have lost to Ohio State by four touchdowns.

the team that beat georgia that day, may have beaten ohio state by the same score. did georgia play bad that day or did tennessee play their game of the year? almost impossible to answer.