butchna
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I wonder if its more to do with our mid to lower level teams playing the better teams from other conferences? For example this year, UT is 8-4 playing a 10 win Iowa. I haven't looked, but I wonder how many bowl games are set up like this? Anyway, doesnt really matter. . . if the SEC is a dominant league, it should be beating basically anyone it plays from other conferences.It just means more… or less
Not my point. They play a weak schedule. And I’m pointing out that they got Bama at the perfect time. If they played an SEV schedule, I doubt they only have one loss. It will be proven next year.Probably. But SEC teams have to play other SEC teams early too. That’s part of the way this works. Tennessee’s loss to Florida counts the same, even if we’d probably have beaten them in November.
Not sure exactly how it's calculated, but yeah remote in TN still isn't that far. A bit surprising given the vastness of the Smokies, but I think you and a few here have mentioned why it's still not that bad. Nothing like out westI could live for 60 days in the woods. I would not want to, but I could. Done probably 1k nights of camping and hundreds of miles of backpackingb at this point. That presumes one has appropriate clothing. Any of us could die of cold exposure without proper gear. Especially wet weather gear in deep winter. The issue is you'd get disoriented and start making worse decisions. I agree though on the east coast you are probably never more than 2-3 days away from civilization.
One thing that always sticks out to me. Hikers and hunters are completely different animals. I’m all for people getting outside and have absolutely nothing against hikers. However there’s a huge difference between walking a few miles on a hiking trail from point A to point B and going over 3 ridges, a few thickets and finding yourself in the bottom of a hollow with a 200lb deer you have to get back to your truck.Not sure exactly how it's calculated, but yeah remote in TN still isn't that far. A bit surprising given the vastness of the Smokies, but I think you and a few here have mentioned why it's still not that bad. Nothing like out west
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if you find a stream or creek and follow its downward flow you'll be money. People cant live without water, been that way for every animal ever.
Find the water, foller it. And you'll live.
The "Time to nearest city"; is that calculated at walking speed of 3 miles per hour?Not sure exactly how it's calculated, but yeah remote in TN still isn't that far. A bit surprising given the vastness of the Smokies, but I think you and a few here have mentioned why it's still not that bad. Nothing like out west
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If they played in the sec and had to play bama they wouldn't have played them so early and then probably lost to them later in the season
Yes, that Bama team that beat a 4-8 Arkansas team by 3 and needed a miracle to beat an Auburn team who had lost by 3 TD’s to NMSU on their home field the week before. They were really hitting on all cylinders the second half of the season. Totally different team.Milroe was awful until about half way through the year. The Bama team that is now is completely different than when Texas played them earlier in the season. If they rematch, Bama will beat them.
I'd say so.One thing that always sticks out to me. Hikers and hunters are completely different animals. I’m all for people getting outside and have absolutely nothing against hikers. However there’s a huge difference between walking a few miles on a hiking trail from point A to point B and going over 3 ridges, a few thickets and finding yourself in the bottom of a hollow with a 200lb deer you have to get back to your truck.
It's not very clear. I looked at other states to see relative value. Many states in the east are 1-3 hours. Florida took the cake at 8-9h iirc. Middle of the Everglades.The "Time to nearest city"; is that calculated at walking speed of 3 miles per hour?
SEC record in Bowl games last 2 seasons 14-14...
That's dominating...
Yes Georgia won title but in Bowl games SEC under performs...
SEC,SEC...SEC had 62 NFL draft picks last year, more than any other conference and Big 10 was the only one even remotely close. 40 of those 62 were taken in the first four rounds where the best players typically are drafted. Again, far more than any other conference.
Most of those players, who were critical to their teams’s success, were not playing in the bowl. Easy to see just with UT. Our best guys weren’t out there against Clemson. We still won, but easy to see how that impacts chance of winning a bowl game.
It affects the SEC more than any other conference. Also imagine portal will be having an impact as well especially on depth and experience.