You're right. I forgot Muschamp had a year that good at Florida, so I mistakenly remembered it as Meyer. Still an impressive season, though.Originally Posted by Salt City Sooner
You're right. I forgot Muschamp had a year that good at Florida, so I mistakenly remembered it as Meyer. Still an impressive season, though.
Probably not. Which is awkward, because it's weird that you laugh so hard over typos.
Of course. It's always one extreme or the other....and way to go all fanboy on Charlie Strong. Impressive!
More like laugh at someone trying so very hard to earn some innerweb cred by playing (poorly) the smartest guy in the room role, and yet as he attempts to school others, can't properly construct a sentence himself.
...and who fumbled his whole point because he didn't know Muschamp was the Florida coach that Charlie beat.
Anyway, if your angle is going to be the smartest guy in the room role, might wanna have your crap together - it plays better that way.
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I only remember it because Nick Saban whined that he had to win the SEC title game to make the BCS despite being division champ blah blah. Muschamp said that if Saban didn't want to be in the SEC title game that Florida would gladly take his spot. Saban shut up.I forgot Muschamp had a year that good at Florida, so I mistakenly remembered it as Meyer
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Just another season where the SEC is a giant circle jerk of a bunch of above average teams winning and losing to other above average teams so therefore, the entire conference is above average. Gah.
Hello pot...
My whole point? If you think my whole point was that Strong beat Meyer, then your comprehension is lacking. He still beat the #3 team in the country in a BCS bowl, and went 23-3 over his final two seasons at Louisville. That, at the very least, is remotely impressive....and who fumbled his whole point because he didn't know Muschamp was the Florida coach that Charlie beat.
My top three would be
Ohio St
TCU
Auburn
I'm actually pretty bearish on my Tide this year. We have lots of talent as we always do under Saban, but we are extremely raw and undeveloped in too many important positions, and our schedule is one of the toughest in the country. We'll lose three ball games this year, perhaps a fourth in what I think will be a rebuilding season. I'm extremely optimistic though about our prospects in 2016.
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Don't you just loathe how a 3-4 loss season puts you at 3rd or 4th in your division, almighty SEC West?We'll lose three ball games this year, perhaps a fourth in what I think will be a rebuilding season
Since 1969, there has only been one consensus national champion from Texas - the 2005 Longhorns. Take the Longhorns out of the equation and you have to go back to, I think, 1939 with Texas Aggy.Not to beat a dead horse but... tee hee state of Texas. The power programs are now TCU and Baylor, not Texas and Texas A&M. When whorn and aggy are asked about recently accomplishments, the list is short but clever: Fired Mack Brown, second-best in SEC... head coaching pay.
Look, although my family is Okie, I live in Texas. There are many things to like about the state. However, the overstated value of the Texas and A&M football programs is not one of them.
And, look...in places like Dallas, Houston, etc. the suburbs are filled to the brim with people not born in Texas. As of the 1990 - 1990! - Census over half of the Collin County (Plano, best suburb back then) population was born outside of Texas.
If it was over 50% 25 years ago, it's surely a much higher rate of non-natives making up the population now. And, our governors have been actively recruiting out of state businesses to move here for the better past of the last three decades. So, Texas welcomes eating itself and surrendering its f'ed up identity anyway. Styrofoam dick forks.
The point is, fewer and fewer people in Texas give a flying rip about the Longhorns and Aggies. ESPN can hype them up all they want. Neither has ever produced championship caliber football teams with any hint of regularity. LHN was the biggest con job of the century. Got to hand it to DeLoss.
Screw Texas, A&M...and Tech and Baylor and TCU...all of them. Even screw North Texas, just for good measure.
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And can we screw SMU, Rice, Houston, UTSA, and Marshall as well? How about Incarnate Word just in case they have a football team?
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