SEC: Possibly Zero Wins Against Top 25 Non-Conference Opponents

[therealUT]

With Michigan and Washington losses, it is plausible that the no SEC team will have beaten a Top 25 team according to the final regular season standings, unless Florida beats FSU or SC beats Clemson tonight.

 

[govols120]

Kentucky's over Kent State would be the only one.

 

[TrueOrange]

This one ought to go well opcorn:

 

[therealUT]

Kentucky's over Kent State would be the only one.

Yep, looks like I forgot about that one. Certainly a win for the SEC to hang their hat on.

 

[milohimself]

This one ought to go well opcorn:

Florida won, but it still gets summarily ignored by all the "SEC rah-rah" jackasses.

Being a fan of a conference is stupid and it's for stupid people.

 

[govols120]

Being a fan of a conference is stupid and it's for stupid people.

My exact opinion.

 

[McCat]

And Kentucky destroyed Kent State. WTF happened?

 

[TrueOrange]

Florida won, but it still gets summarily ignored by all the "SEC rah-rah" jackasses.

Being a fan of a conference is stupid and it's for stupid people.

Wasn't why I posted that; but can't really say I disagree with that

 

[vader]

My exact opinion.

Mine too

 

[dreVol]

SEC! SEC! SEC! oh wait...

 

[vols-1]

So the SEC is 3-0 against the Top 25 NCO?

 

[govols120]

The one good win over FSU comes over a team who's best win is Clemson, who is about to lose at home to a Lattimore-less SC squad.

 

[Roll Tide Rev]

Maybe because the SEC beats them out of the top 25?? Just a thought.

 

[vols-1]

Maybe because the SEC beats them out of the top 25?? Just a thought.

Louisiana Tech and Tulsa would have been ranked

 

[VolsSportsFan]

Louisiana Tech and Tulsa would have been ranked

LT not being ranked isn't because of A&M.