That's okay. We just root for Georgia.

Gosling: That's okay. We just root for Georgia.

Who is this "we" that you speak of? I'm no fan of LSU, but I'd much rather the Bulldogs burn than anything else.

unless it just proves the third best team in the SEC kinda sucks, in which case it proves only that the SEC is overrated.

/alabama better not get a rematch.

ArtosRC: Gosling: That's okay. We just root for Georgia.

Who is this "we" that you speak of? I'm no fan of LSU, but I'd much rather the Bulldogs burn than anything else.

I couldn't care less for any particular team. I just root for the one that would cause the most chaos in the rankings. In this case, that would be Georgia.

Go Dogs! Hail Eris!

LSU thrashes Arkansas, proving once again that LSU is the best conference in college football

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LSU is in a world of their own. Give them the damn crystal football and let Alabama and Oklahoma State play for second place.

PowerSlacker: LSU thrashes Arkansas, proving once again that LSU is the best conference in college football

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LSU is in a world of their own. Give them the damn crystal football and let Alabama and Oklahoma State play for second place.

Maybe, maybe not. Miles hasn't had too many opportunities to lose a game yet with his wackyass playcalling, but it will happen.

I live in Birmingham. AL. You should have seen this place after the Alabama-LSU game. Dead silence, even shock. You'd have thought someone had died. SEC football is a religion all its own down here.

the SEC has one of the best racket's around. Between the 4 division-2 (FCS) teams they all play every year, as well as the dregs of the dregs from their own conference, all they have to do is usually beat 1 good team per year, and they're guaranteed a spot in the national championship game.

Alabama has had one tough game all year, and they lost it, yet there's an extremely good chanve they'll still end up in the national championship game. Ditto Arkansas, whose only played two real teams all year, and lost to both of them, yet still almost ended up in the title game.

The SEC is the best self-fulfilling prophechy there is. Hey, we all play four Division II games per year, but it's ok because the rest of the year is SEC games. And SEC games are the toughest; we know because they only play other SEC teams, and SEC games are the toughest, because SEC teams said so.

In summation, fark the SEC, and all their hillbilly fans.

Why Would I Read the Article: the SEC has one of the best racket's around. Between the 4 division-2 (FCS) teams they all play every year, as well as the dregs of the dregs from their own conference, all they have to do is usually beat 1 good team per year, and they're guaranteed a spot in the national championship game.

Alabama has had one tough game all year, and they lost it, yet there's an extremely good chanve they'll still end up in the national championship game. Ditto Arkansas, whose only played two real teams all year, and lost to both of them, yet still almost ended up in the title game.

The SEC is the best self-fulfilling prophechy there is. Hey, we all play four Division II games per year, but it's ok because the rest of the year is SEC games. And SEC games are the toughest; we know because they only play other SEC teams, and SEC games are the toughest, because SEC teams said so.

In summation, fark the SEC, and all their hillbilly fans.

You sound like a Big 10 fan.

Why Would I Read the Article: the SEC has one of the best racket's around. Between the 4 division-2 (FCS) teams they all play every year, as well as the dregs of the dregs from their own conference, all they have to do is usually beat 1 good team per year, and they're guaranteed a spot in the national championship game.

Alabama has had one tough game all year, and they lost it, yet there's an extremely good chanve they'll still end up in the national championship game. Ditto Arkansas, whose only played two real teams all year, and lost to both of them, yet still almost ended up in the title game.

The SEC is the best self-fulfilling prophechy there is. Hey, we all play four Division II games per year, but it's ok because the rest of the year is SEC games. And SEC games are the toughest; we know because they only play other SEC teams, and SEC games are the toughest, because SEC teams said so.

In summation, fark the SEC, and all their hillbilly fans.

Remember to apply the ointment to inflamed areas, but not so much that it looks like you're lubing up for a horsecock.

As a Penn State/Pedo State/Big Ten fan, all I can say is that THIS YEAR the SEC is hands-down the best conference in NCAA football. THIS YEAR I would take the top five SEC teams against the top five of any other conference. Hell, except for the Big Ten, I would take any of the top 5 SEC teams against the top 2 of any other conference.

The Big Ten teams always find a way to beat each other (playing against Minnesota and Indiana generally being the exception to the rule)...Nebraska found that out this year...no more of this "two tough games a year with weeks to prepare between them" crap. In Big Ten conference play almost every conference game is tough. And this is year after year after year--unlike the SEC.

God, I hate Alabama and LSU, but I think that is what the BCS Championship game is going to come down to.

Gosling: That's okay. We just root for Georgia.

Wow I rarely see this on Fark.

ArtosRC: Gosling: That's okay. We just root for Georgia.

Who is this "we" that you speak of? I'm no fan of LSU, but I'd much rather the Bulldogs burn than anything else.

Then again, Fark never fails to disappoint.

If Bobby Petrino had borrowed a tactic from coaching genius Houston Nutt, and handed out miniature wooden baseball bats to his players for inspiration prior to the game start, Arkansas would have been the winner.

Why Would I Read the Article: the SEC has one of the best racket's around. Between the 4 division-2 (FCS) teams they all play every year, as well as the dregs of the dregs from their own conference, all they have to do is usually beat 1 good team per year, and they're guaranteed a spot in the national championship game.

Alabama has had one tough game all year, and they lost it, yet there's an extremely good chanve they'll still end up in the national championship game. Ditto Arkansas, whose only played two real teams all year, and lost to both of them, yet still almost ended up in the title game.

The SEC is the best self-fulfilling prophechy there is. Hey, we all play four Division II games per year, but it's ok because the rest of the year is SEC games. And SEC games are the toughest; we know because they only play other SEC teams, and SEC games are the toughest, because SEC teams said so.

In summation, fark the SEC, and all their hillbilly fans.

9/10 this one was really good.

I wanted to see LSU lose, just for the BCS carnage.

Instead, I got to see Bobby Petrino cry like a biatch. That was so much more satisfying.

I love that people continue to destroy the SEC scheduling as though every other conference is finding a way to play 35 ranked teams, four NFL teams, and the 1985 Bears in their 12 games. "OH MY GOD, THE SEC TEAMS ALWAYS PLAY TWO CRAP DIVISION 2 TEAMS AND NEVER PLAY HARD OOC GAMES".

Ignoring Boise St and Houston, let's take a look at the rest of the Top 10:
*Oklahoma St - Powerhouse Sunbelt team Louisiana-Lafayette, Pac-12 monster Arizona, Tulsa, and two Big 12 pitfalls Kansas and Missouri. Then, they lost to a..what...21 point underdog?
*Virginia Tech - App St, East Carolina, Arkansas St, Marshall, Boston College, Duke, North Carolina. Seriously. Tell everybody that was their basketball schedule so people will be impressed.
*Stanford - San Jose St, Duke, Arizona, Colorado, Washington St, Oregon St. No freaking wonder they were so good most of the year. They got to hang on to a zero in the loss column by playing teams with a combined record of 41-60. Thank God a USC team on probation was there to really lift the SoS.
*Oklahoma - Tulsa, Missouri, Ball St, and Kansas. You could, almost, talk about Oklahoma's schedule since they played, at least, 5 ranked teams like LSU, Arkansas, and Alabama. Too bad they lost to two teams that are a combined 6-9 in the Big 12. Real conference battles there, man. And, even then, they still have a chance to lose to their actual big game.
*Oregon - Nevada, Missouri St, Arizona, Colorado, Washington St, Oregon St. All they had to do was beat 4 ranked teams and they would've been the #2 ranked team in the nation with ease.

But, sure. The SEC just schedules cupcakes and, since everyone is biased towards the SEC, that's why they get a team in the national title game every year.

blueyedevil: I wanted to see LSU lose, just for the BCS carnage.

Instead, I got to see Bobby Petrino cry like a biatch. That was so much more satisfying.

I have a great gif of this coming up in a few.

PowerSlacker: LSU thrashes Arkansas, proving once again that LSU is the best conference in college football

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LSU is in a world of their own. Give them the damn crystal football and let Alabama and Oklahoma State play for second place.

You mean like when they gave the 18-0 Patriots the Super Bowl?

If Alabama and LSU match up for the national championship, would the SEC get a third team in the BCS bowl? Ark or GA to the Sugar bowl perhaps?

Who gets a shot at LSU if Bama doesn't go? OK State? Stanford?

YouWinAgainGravity: I'm not really sure it's much better than the other teams in the top 10 that you mentioned.

To be clear, I am not (and have not in the past) made the argument that the SEC plays a tougher schedule year in and year out. I'm saying that people who admonish the SEC for their scheduling haven't looked to see what everyone else plays. College football schedules for the big teams are filled with 2 clearly inferior teams that are in it for the 6 figure show-up and get killed fee, 3-4 games against the crappy conference teams they get to play, 4-5 games against the average or above average conference teams they get to play, and 1-3 games against decent opponents. If they go 3-0 in their "tough" games, then they are in the national title picture.

As for Arkansas' rank, they were that high because they had only lost to Alabama and every other team in existence found a way to throw away one or two games.

YouWinAgainGravity: I don't have much issue with Alabama/Arkansas being in the top 10, it's just the notion that Alabama is "clearly" the 2nd best team in the country, and the fact that losing to LSU is going to give them an easy path to the national title game (since they don't have to play the conference championship game).

The only reason they are "clearly" the 2nd best team in the nation is because every other team that had a chance to be the #2 threw it away by losing some crap-ass game. Stanford, Oregon, OKST, and Oklahoma would've "clearly" been the #2 best team in the nation if they found a way to beat whatever retarded team they lost to. Oregon could've (and should've) run the table and they'd be in the same position as Alabama. Their one loss would be to LSU and everyone would say that Oregon is the #2 ranked team. And, I don't think very many people would be too upset about a rematch in the title game (at least not as upset as Alabama getting a rematch).

Also, I think it is retarded that Alabama has the ability to go to the title game without winning (or playing) in their conference title game. I was rooting for Arkansas, Auburn wins and then a Georgia upset just so the BCS could cry in their sleep about TWO non-conference winning teams playing in the title game.

Devo: If Alabama and LSU match up for the national championship, would the SEC get a third team in the BCS bowl? Ark or GA to the Sugar bowl perhaps?

Who gets a shot at LSU if Bama doesn't go? OK State? Stanford?

I think there is a two-conference limit for teams going to BCS games. However, I think there is something funky with how the title game works out if there are too many conference teams.

If Georgia wins the SEC championship, then they damn well better get to go to the Sugar bowl. But, if/when they lose, I see no reason for them to go to a BCS game. And, Arkansas shouldn't get to go anyway.

At this point, I'm assuming that...even with wins in their next few games...OKST and Virginia Tech can't leapfrog Alabama. But, those are the two teams that are next in line for LSU if Alabama stumbles today.

Why Would I Read the Article: the SEC has one of the best racket's around. Between the 4 division-2 (FCS) teams they all play every year, as well as the dregs of the dregs from their own conference, all they have to do is usually beat 1 good team per year, and they're guaranteed a spot in the national championship game.

Alabama has had one tough game all year, and they lost it, yet there's an extremely good chanve they'll still end up in the national championship game. Ditto Arkansas, whose only played two real teams all year, and lost to both of them, yet still almost ended up in the title game.

The SEC is the best self-fulfilling prophechy there is. Hey, we all play four Division II games per year, but it's ok because the rest of the year is SEC games. And SEC games are the toughest; we know because they only play other SEC teams, and SEC games are the toughest, because SEC teams said so.

In summation, fark the SEC, and all their hillbilly fans.

Nice going, SEC troll.

LSU has proved one thing as far as the confrence goes. They deserve to represent the West in the SEC title game. If they win that then we can start talking National Title shot.

At some point I just hope people realize that, despite how good their defense is, the pathetic performance Alabama's offense had against LSU should preclude them from a title shot. They lost and looked bad doing so. Why should they get a second chance?

Why Would I Read the Article: the SEC has one of the best racket's around. Between the 4 division-2 (FCS) teams they all play every year, as well as the dregs of the dregs from their own conference, all they have to do is usually beat 1 good team per year, and they're guaranteed a spot in the national championship game.

Alabama has had one tough game all year, and they lost it, yet there's an extremely good chanve they'll still end up in the national championship game. Ditto Arkansas, whose only played two real teams all year, and lost to both of them, yet still almost ended up in the title game.

The SEC is the best self-fulfilling prophechy there is. Hey, we all play four Division II games per year, but it's ok because the rest of the year is SEC games. And SEC games are the toughest; we know because they only play other SEC teams, and SEC games are the toughest, because SEC teams said so.

In summation, fark the SEC, and all their hillbilly fans.

ITT: People that haven't seen Georgia's schedule and like to make things up based on sweeping generalizations.

I'm not an LSU fan but they're clearly the best team in the country. Get over it.

So if UGA loses the Conference Title game, and Bama loses to Auburn today, does that give Arkansas any shot at a BCS game or are we going to have to settle for the Capital One or Cotton Bowl?

/not against going to Dallas
//Hell, I would be happy with the Liberty Bowl

forteblast: You mean like when they gave the 18-0 Patriots the Super Bowl?

This is not that. Not at all like that.

Aar1012: SharkTrager: At some point I just hope people realize that, despite how good their defense is, the pathetic performance Alabama's offense had against LSU should preclude them from a title shot. They lost and looked bad doing so. Why should they get a second chance?

Becaus S! E! C! S! E! C!

I want to see it because it would make the best game. The only other viable options are Oklahoma State, Virginia Tech, and Stanford. Any of those options would end up similarly to the game yesterday with LSU blowing them out. Additionally Alabama is better than any of those three and the only team that has a legitimate shot at beating LSU. Would you rather watch a blowout national championship game or a tight battle? Me, I'd rather see a hard-fought game that is actually a contest, which is why I want it to be LSU/Alabama.