So? If the Big 12 had enough members these days to still have a North and South, only one ranked team would be from the North. The SEC East has two. Nearly all of the power in that conference is in the South.

And if you look at the worst teams in the SEC east, Tennessee and Vanderbilt, those teams would light the worst teams in the Big 12, Kansas and Iowa State the **** up.

In fact you might be able to say there are four Big 12 teams that wouldn't win a game in the SEC, KU, Iowa State, Texas Tech, maybe Texas.

At least you have your expectations set correctly.

If anyone here has ever wondered what would happen if a team that just got shut out were to play a team that just gave up 82 points, set your DVRs to Fox Sports 1 this Saturday at 6:30. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that you will never again have a chance to witness this degree of ineptitude versus ineptitude between two major conference teams.

For those of you who care only about beating the spread, Kansas has jumped out to an early 36 point lead against Baylor...the biggest spread between any two major conference teams.

Not all conferences can provide such evenly matched games as the Big 12.

Last week's closest game was 23-0.

Average margin of victory for all games was 34 points

Highest point total for a team was 82
Lowest point total for a team was 0

SEC East has 1 ranked team.

Oh, right. You linked to an opinion piece behind a pay wall in an attempt to bolster your case that Brownback should get credit for the result of the supreme court overturning Brownback's cuts. You'll have to forgive me. My head is still spinning over that contortionist act.

Still waiting patiently for your apology.


I know you are a very proud man, so a retraction will also suffice.

Sorry for saying it was a graph. It was actually an opinion piece behind a pay wall that you used to embarrass yourself.

http://www.gifbin.com/bin/122009/126...-faceplant.gif

The fact that someone else posted the graph and you merely quoted it as if it supported your argument doesn't deflect from your stupidity. Go own your mistake. I gave a cover story for you, but people are going to start doubting your integrity soon. They already doubt your intelligence, so you don't have much left.

College Football Playoff selection committee reveals first rankings:

1. Mississippi State
2. Florida State
3. Auburn
4. Ole Miss
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5. Oregon
6. Alabama
7. TCU
8. Michigan State
9. Kansas State
10. Notre Dame
11. Georgia
12. Arizona
13. Baylor
14. Arizona State
15. Nebraska
16. Ohio State
17. Utah
18. Oklahoma
19. LSU
20. West Virginia
21. Clemson
22. UCLA
23. East Carolina
24. Duke
25. Louisville

Cats.

Don't ever change, little fella. (Pats you on top of head). You MAKE this thread.

Only 3 SEC teams? It really must be a down year.

Ouch, tough year to be starting this whole "playoff" thing.

Yikes