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SEC Media Days So Far

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Scoreboard? We don't care about no stinkin' scoreboard.

Every loss could have gone the other way! After all, Bama's 38-3 Rose Bowl loss to Indiana was oh so close, right? How can any respectable SEC team win in the land of fruits and nuts?

If we'd had a well-deserved seven SEC teams in the field, we could have made it to the finals!

Mizzou Coach Eli (I've had too much to) Drinkwitz: the SEC schedules, especially with a 10th P4 opponent out of conference, are so much harder than Big Ten schedules.

OK, Eli, in 2025, your team did not defeat a team that finished with more than six wins, and you scored seven points and lost against ACC conference UVA in your bowl game.

When the facts are not on your side, obfuscate.

Texas A&M did not defeat an SEC team that won more than 6 games and lost at home in the PO 1st round. Vandy went 10-2 and lost to 8-4 Iowa in the postseason. Illinois defeated Tennessee, another SEC behemoth, in Nashville, Tennessee.

But, by all means, Greg Stankey, break away from the rest of the national riffraff with a conference that extends east-west from Columbia, South Carolina all the way to Norman, Oklahoma, and north-south from Lexington, Kentucky to Gainesville, Florida.

I hope the SEC is enjoying its media days in Tampa(ering), Florida, where there is humidity but no humility.

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