Welcome to the Darkside....nickawesome!
Scott4USC said:In the last 6-8 years, I just named 6 different times a Pac 10 school was either screwed out of playing in the BCS title game or came very very close to playing.
I hope you come very very close to winning a national championship like you came very very close to doing last year.
FACT: The Pac 10 hasn't won an UNDISPUTED NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP since the 1970s.
THAT'S ALL THE AMMO I NEED, THANK YOU.
There hasn't been a SINGLE PAC 10 team good enough to win it all since the 1970s. Pure and simple. Spin away, Scott... post your worthless crap... no one cares.
nickawesome said:
2 years ago Oregon got similarily screwed. I'm not saying they wouldve beaten Miami but they would've done better than Nebraska...who lost to Colorado... who got ass raped by Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl. That was the BCS's fault. A couple of those stupid computer polls had Oregon ranked 6 and 7th in the nation and that put Nebraska in the title game.
To me, your Pac 10 "philosophy" is to play tougher OOC games to make up for the meek, weak, lame, easy Pac 10 conference gauntlet.
Basically, the Big 12 and SEC have the reverse philosophy. They schedule only 1 or 2 tough OOC games because they have the whole conference schedule to get through, considerably tougher than the Pac 10 slate.
scott has got to be the dumbest person i have ever met on this site. how in anybodies right mind say that winning only a handful of championships makes your conference the toughest and the best.
scott has got to be the dumbest person i have ever met on this site. how in anybodies right mind say that winning only a handful of championships makes your conference the toughest and the best.
]nickawesome said:It's true that no Pac 10 teams have won a BCS title game but it's because they haven't been put in one.
But right now, this is what we have, and that's what makes talking about College Football so fun. . . and so agravating. We can talk all night 'till we're blue in the face defending our conferences, and calling other conferences weaker than the other.
I think that both of you guys have made good arguments for your respective conferences and the SEC. (contrary to Scott's opinion.)
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