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Originally Posted by Sonic dB

Yawn at this topic....

Every NC game is Home Game for the SEC.
Every freaking one of them.

Damn right! Event the ones played in Arizona & CA. I don't think you're this stupid, just ignorant.

The Big Ten team, built for the winter has to pick up and
travel to the South where they meet a team with a home field
advantage.

Whaaaa. Move to where it's not so cold.

When LSU comes up to the horseshoe or the Big House and plays
in January outdoors...THEN we will have something to talk about.

Until then, it is best to just STFU.

Sane people try to avoid the midwest in winter. Just a tip.

PS: Overall I agree that the SEC is strongest from top to bottom....HOWEVER
the top 10 recruiting EVERY year is split between SEC, Big Ten, USC, and ND..
every year....

I have an eye that's bothering me right now and it looks like you have ND as getting top recruiting classes. How old are you? If you are referring to when they played with leather helmets, then yes. For about the last 15 yrs, ND cant beat OFF.

dont tell me that top recruits get slower up North...they dont...
Michigan, Ohiohate...have a TON of fast players in the NFL...

Confused players get slower & that's what you've seen in the last 2 Nat Championships, SEC coaching dominance.

so think what you want....you will anyway

At least in my case it's not just random synapse firings, I have a basis for my opinions.

PPS: Michigan 41, florida 35 in a beatdown. 530yds total offense and 4 giveaways and Michigan still was the faster, more physical and victorious team.

Are you still on this. You're beginning to resemble RoachBeGone.

Bring your SEC teams to Michigan or Ohio or Penn in January for a game...until then it is best to just keep your bragging relegated to the Southern taverns.

Again, nobody in their right mind wants to go TO the Midwest in winter. Nothing personal but it sucks. Maybe we could leave both teams over night on an ice floe and play the game on a glacier, since you seem to think that the measure of a football team is how well they endure cold.

I'm betting on the Jauques Cousteaudians!