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Sports Illustrated Calls Out ESPN's SEC Chicanery

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Thank you, Laura. Who knew the SEC football babies were so tired at the end of playing a gauntlet like the world has never witnessed? Of course they need a postseason nap.

It's so very, very hard down in Dixie that the coaches should be forgiven for forgetting how to coach. And the travel in the SEC? Brutal!

Bama sacked the unworthy Heisman winner twice in the Hoosiers' first Rose Bowl possession, and it's not like Bama left the Rose Bowl without putting up points on the board.

Get real with yourself! The 3-to-38-point loss could have gone the other way! The ball bounced in the other team's favor, and the refs were out to screw over the Tide and the SEC.

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‘We Don’t Cry a River’: Curt Cignetti Takes Aim at SEC St...

As the Big Ten celebrates three straight national titles, the Indiana coach argues the conference lets its results speak louder than the SEC’s explanations.

Seriously? Perhaps, Laura, you should check in with an SEC network guy by the name of Paul Finebaum, who has the Big Ten as CFB's best conference and advises SEC, ESPN, and SEC coaches to Zip It! 😍

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