What? No top 25? But were in the SEC!!
What? No top 25? But were in the SEC!!
So many good faces. I like the guy over her shoulder who looks like he just dropped a wet fart and is smelling it. The girl over his shoulder with the eye black is pretty good too.
Someone please beat Auburn so UGA doesn't have to deal with them undefeated in November. I don't trust Mason enough.
Marked improvement now that super secret receiver suspensions are over, but Bauta or Ramsey would probably do just as well right now.
Glad Carolina is done for the season, they can go sit on the 9.9 yard line and think about the whole 10 yards they've traveled.
Think this is the year Les Miles finally takes that scUM job?
I wouldn't be surprised to see harb take it
TOP25 SEC out of conference wins this year (in rank order for week7):
Auburn : beat #20 KState by 2 FGs, blew out San Jose State and LaTech
Ole Miss : beat unranked Boise State by 3 TD, blew out LaLafayette and Memphis
Miss State : blew out Southern miss and South Alabama, Beat UAB by 13 points at home
Alabama : Beat unranked WVU by 10 at home, blew out Florida Atl and Southern Miss
Georgia : Blowout wins over #16 Clemson and Troy
aTm : Blowouts over unranked Lamar, Rice, and SMU
Missouri : Blowouts over unranked SDSU, Toledo, and UCF, loss to Indiana
While there are a lot of top 25 teams that also don't have "signature" out of conference wins, there is nothing in this list that indicates that every SEC West team should automatically be in the top 5. UGA has that nice-looking win over Clemson, but then they lost to USC. The only other remotely decent-looking win is then-#5 Auburn vs then-#20 Kstate.
Whether ND, Baylor, Michigan State, TCU, Arizona, Oregon, or Oklahoma are better is arguable, but to default to sticking the SEC higher just because pollsters like to suck their collective dicks just annoys me for some reason. I think the SEC is good, and the SEC West is probably the best division, but I think the bias is still amazingly obvious considering they've played nobody but each other yet.
And then you get ESPN commentary like this (paraphrased):
"Well LSU losing big just shows how strong the conference is top-to-bottom" and
"NCState losing big just shows how weak the conference is top-to-bottom"
well then-ranked LSU beat then-ranked Wisconsin SO THERE
And subsequently got smashed by ... everybody! (OK not really everybody, but of the 3 teams with a pulse LSU played, they sneaked by #14 Wisconsin at home, lost to Miss St at home, and got blown out at Auburn).
You don't think they'd get any credit for gutting it out even if they played like garbage on the road against.. a team you say is better than the Klein era Wildcats? (Serious question as you're obviously more up to date on K-State than I am)
I guess I put too much stock into OOC road wins. :< Obviously wish Auburn's offense would have clicked like they did last night, but alas.
a not so decent looking win would be Florida State and NC State IMO.
We have time for it all to open up, though. I don't see Auburn surviving their entire schedule unbeaten. They'll lose one, if not two at some point![]()
LSU is awful. Like impressively awful. Hate agreeing with Mark May, but legit the worst defense I've seen them ever have under Les Miles. :<
LSU lost to then-unranked Miss St, and got blown out @ #5 auburn. Not sure what you're saying... ?
And here's a fun one: Miss State went from unranked in week 4 ("ranked" 28th by votes), won @ LSU, jumped to 12, beat aTm, jumped to 3rd. Is that possible in any other conference? Jumping 25 spots in 2 weeks is a huge crock of shit.
No one should give a dusty fuck about rankings until Halloween. Yes I know I posted Bama's ranking earlier tonight but I'm not getting my panties in a twist over who beat whom when they were ranked whatever.