Week 0: Can Vandy go 1-0? And the bad luck of the Irish
We preview Vanderbilt’s game at Hawaii and less football with Nebraska and Northwestern’s visit to Ireland.
Read moreSEC football talk, news and discussion.
We preview Vanderbilt’s game at Hawaii and less football with Nebraska and Northwestern’s visit to Ireland.
Read morePreviewing the SEC this year.
Read moreEveryone talked about the new SEC schedule. Regardless of what Greg Sankey would love to say, the SEC is going to follow the Pac-12 – (and Big 12 a few years before that, incidentally), and go for a system where the best two team in the SEC play each other in the SEC Championship Game. And that system would be 9 games, and not 8. One thing’s that’s not going to happen is the ‘1-8 schedule’ (1 permanent rival, and 7 revolving rivals), because that will mean that a lot of key TV assets won’t play each other, not to mention Georgia v Auburn, or Alabama v LSU, and Texas v Texas A&M. There are some people who like the
Read moreWhat we would like for SEC head coaches to talk about at SEC time
Read moreWho are the SEC’s biggest brands? Is it Alabama? LSU? Texas A&M? Georgia?
Read morePreviewing Week 5’s SEC games, featuring Ole Miss’ trip to Alabama and Georgia’s hosting of Arkansas.
Read moreRanking the SEC teams from first to last.
Read morePreviews for Week 3 of the SEC season
Read moreWhen the refs steal the a lot of the game’s limelight, you know that the reffing was terrible. And in the Mississippi State vs Memphis Penn State vs Auburn clashes, they were beyond terrible. No, stupid press releases about how these dumbf**ks screwed up the call might make the SEC feel better, but these guys should be suspended. I mean, they are costing coaches their potential livelihoods here! Apart from that – and that’s like saying: “Apart from that Mrs Lincoln, how was the play?” – here’s our SEC rankings. Georgia (3-0): The Dawgs look unbeatable at the moment. Sure, their secondary gave up 2 or 3 big plays to South Carolina, but the strength was meant to be the
Read moreAfter the relative dross of SEC games last week, Week 3 of the season – on paper anyway – is a beautiful mixture of in-house SEC clashes, and some ‘dope’ out-of-conference clashes, which are the filling of some pretty dry bread that you can avoid if you take it away. For a lot of people looking at the season early, it was all going to be about Alabama vs Florida in The Swamp, with a packed Gainseville crowd looking for blood. There was going to be a new Alabama after the NFL had once again decimated the team, and Dan Mullen was going to pull of miracles? Oh, and then we saw what Alabama could do, and dear Lord it’s
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