If Fla gets torn up

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After all the complaining Urban did and the rep of the SEC being the best, if Fla gets blown out, does that embarrass the SEC?
 
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finevol said:
After all the complaining Urban did and the rep of the SEC being the best, if Fla gets blown out, does that embarrass the SEC?
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Not if the SEC goes 8-1 in their bowl games or 7-2 or something like that. The image of the SEC does not rest soley on the Gators.
 
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Anyone know when the last time the two SECCG representatives went on to lose their bowl games? I can't wait for the #1 and #3 Big Ten teams to beat up on #1 and #2 SEC.

Urban, in the future, be careful what you wish for, you just might get it.
 
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allvol123 said:
Not if the SEC goes 8-1 in their bowl games or 7-2 or something like that. The image of the SEC does not rest soley on the Gators.
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8-1 and 7-2...HAHA!!!

The SEC will be lucky to go 4-5 this bowl season.
 
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allvol123 said:
Those were not my predictions. Whatever the SEC record, I doubt luck will have much to do with it.
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Luck will have a lot to do with South Carolina's game, considering how their season has gone thus far. If SC does not get lucky, the SEC goes 3-6 in the Bowl Season. Says a lot for Florida's strength of schedule, doesn't it?
 
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therealUT said:
Luck will have a lot to do with South Carolina's game, considering how their season has gone thus far. If SC does not get lucky, the SEC goes 3-6 in the Bowl Season. Says a lot for Florida's strength of schedule, doesn't it?
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I believe it is number 1.
 
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allvol123 said:
Equal to yours.
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Can you tell me what Florida's SoS is if Western Carolina was a 2-9 I-A school (and therefore factored into the SoS rankings?)

Let me save you the trouble...the 9th toughest schedule in the nation. Can you guess who would have the toughest schedule in that scenario??? Michigan.
 
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therealUT said:
Can you tell me what Florida's SoS is if Western Carolina was a 2-9 I-A school (and therefore factored into the SoS rankings?)

Let me save you the trouble...the 9th toughest schedule in the nation. Can you guess who would have the toughest schedule in that scenario??? Michigan.
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As I said, it is irrelvant, take out the WC game and both teams have played 12 games. The WC meant nothing, not like we didn't know who was going to win it. Adding the WC to the SOS does not diminish the other 12 teams UF played.
 
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therealUT said:
Anyone know when the last time the two SECCG representatives went on to lose their bowl games? I can't wait for the #1 and #3 Big Ten teams to beat up on #1 and #2 SEC.

Urban, in the future, be careful what you wish for, you just might get it.
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What makes you so sure Arkansas will lose to Wisconsin?
 
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therealUT said:
Can you tell me what Florida's SoS is if Western Carolina was a 2-9 I-A school (and therefore factored into the SoS rankings?)

Let me save you the trouble...the 9th toughest schedule in the nation. Can you guess who would have the toughest schedule in that scenario??? Michigan.
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Florida played one more game than Michigan. Thus, Florida played just as many D-1 opponents as the Wolverines.
 
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4-5 isn't a set in stone fact, realUT.

All the games, minus the National Title, are toss-ups.

Arkansas and Wisconsin is the biggest toss up of them all, IMO.

I see a 5-4 record, though.

Tennessee, Arkansas, LSU, Alabama, S. Carolina - wins

Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, Georgia - losses

However, none of the 4 teams who I predict as losses are incapable of winning. Auburn and Nebraska are pretty even. Kentucky is definitely not as good as Clemson, but could still pull that out. UGA-VT ... confuses me.
 
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VolinArizona said:
4-5 isn't a set in stone fact, realUT.

All the games, minus the National Title, are toss-ups.

Arkansas and Wisconsin is the biggest toss up of them all, IMO.

I see a 5-4 record, though.

Tennessee, Arkansas, LSU, Alabama, S. Carolina - wins

Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, Georgia - losses

However, none of the 4 teams who I predict as losses are incapable of winning. Auburn and Nebraska are pretty even. Kentucky is definitely not as good as Clemson, but could still pull that out. UGA-VT ... confuses me.
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You think Alabama, without Shula, will win their bowl game? I have UT, LSU, and Auburn winning. South Carolina is a toss up, IMO, and Wisconsin is a better team than Arkansas.
 
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therealUT said:
You think Alabama, without Shula, will win their bowl game? I have UT, LSU, and Auburn winning. South Carolina is a toss up, IMO, and Wisconsin is a better team than Arkansas.
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I think Wisconsin is minus their starting QB, Stocco. Arkansas has a good defensive line and a good middle linebacker. That's not great news for PJ Hill. I'll take Arkansas in that one.
 
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kptvol said:
I think Wisconsin is minus their starting QB, Stocco. Arkansas has a good defensive line and a good middle linebacker. That's not great news for PJ Hill. I'll take Arkansas in that one.
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Stocco will be back for the Bowl Game.
 
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