We essentially have 2 SEC teams in the national title game

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As a fellow Kobe/UT stan I say stop making threads. I know where you're going with this but it's a stupid fukking take, you're taking conference superiority too far breh
 
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Most of the SEC sucks every year tho :mjpls:

The logic is dumb as hell.

Yet we have the most nfl players going for 10 straight years. We have the most 4 and 5 star recruits every year. And we win the national title almost every year.

Regardless of the metric the SEC dominates.

And Alabama showed that tonight when they wiped the floor with the big 10 champ.
 

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Yet we have the most nfl players going for 10 straight years. We have the most 4 and 5 star recruits every year. And we win the national title almost every year.

Regardless of the metric the SEC dominates.

And Alabama showed that tonight when they wiped the floor with the big 10 champ.


You also have the most draft busts and heisman busts too. :mjpls:
 

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Espn wrote a article about this shyt :mjlol:, they said the same thing


Bama vs. Clemson is the CFP's glorified SEC title game
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If college football fans squint their eyes just right when Clemson rubs on "Howard's Rock" and then runs down the hill in Death Valley amid thunderous cheers, many would swear they were attending an SEC football game. Folks down south view Clemson as the most SEC of teams that aren't SEC, so folks from everywhere else might look at the Tigers' showdown with Alabama in the College Football Playoff National Championship Presented by AT&T on Jan. 11 (ESPN, 8:30 p.m. ET) in Glendale, Arizona, as a glorified SEC game.

Yet the inadequacy of that very sentiment -- obsessive regionalism! -- also enriches this game, which is already rife with enrapturing plotlines.

Yes, a good ole southern brawl in the desert will decide the 2015 national championship, but the ACC-SEC schism is as real and freighted with meaning as the bitter divide between the SEC and everyone else. This game also is about darkness and light and the shadow of Bear Bryant. As Clemson coach Dabo Swinney would and surely will say, "Bring your own guts."

No. 1 Clemson and No. 2 Alabama more than validated their rankings with dominant showings in the New Year's Eve semifinals. Clemson rolled over Oklahoma 37-17, owning the second half by a 21-zip count. Speaking of zip, Alabama simply smothered overmatched Michigan State 38-0, outgaining the Spartans 440 yards to 239.

Everyone expected Alabama to be here. It will be aiming for its fourth national title in seven seasons. Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban will get a shot at his fifth national title, which would tie him with Bryant as the only coach in major college history to win five.

At this juncture in college football history the Tide is the sport's Death Star. Alabama's longstanding dominance and seemingly superior talent as well as its often dour head coach force the program to don black hats.

Meanwhile, Clemson and colorful, quotable, dancing-king coach Swinney are the upstarts, the free spirits, the good guys. The Tigers' only national championship came in 1981, and only this season did we learn via Swinney that "Clemsoning" -- aka Clemson finding bizarre ways to lose -- is no longer a thing.

Free spirits? Who the heck calls a fake punt pass to a 322-pound freshman defensive tackle, as Swinney did against the flummoxed Sooners. Heck, Clemson is so contrarian that it's playing for a national title with a negative turnover margin for the season. The last 20 national champions were at least plus-three in turnover margin.
 

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the obsessive claim some folks have with trying to link every aspect of Southern football to the SEC is comical :deadmanny::deadmanny:
 

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Last time I checked Tennessee isn't in the national championship....so why the fukk are you making outrageous threads about it before your team plays in whatever meaningless bowl game they're in?

It's not like if Bama wins y'all get a small asterisk with your name on the title.....

I rep SC and can give a fukk about what anyone else in the SEC is doing in the bowl games cause as I've said in the past muhfukkas who scream that collective SEC! SEC! SEC! shyt remind me of Klan members...
 

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So when FSU got the beats from Houston the other day that was the SEC taking an L??:jbhmm:

Or do we count Houston as an SEC school as well since they are in the South ??? Which in that case was another W for the SEC??:ohhh:

Quick way to determine with these Klansmen is if there is a way to spin it into a W in anyway it counts....
 

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So when FSU got the beats from Houston the other day that was the SEC taking an L??:jbhmm:

Or do we count Houston as an SEC school as well since they are in the South ??? Which in that case was another W for the SEC??:ohhh:
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