Re: TNET: Lawrence embracing taking the field with his brothers against the

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Re: Why? the ACC, outside of us, has sucked open a$$

Jan 10, 2020, 5:19 PM

Well, a lot of the SEC's conference games have been against Arkansas (2-10, 0-8), Vanderbilt (3-9, 1-7), Missouri (6-6, 3-5), SCAR (4-8, 3-5), Ole Miss (4-8, 2-6), Miss St. (6-7, 3-5).

SEC powerhouses Tennessee lost to Georgia State, Missouri lost to Wyoming, SCAR lost to UNC and App State, Georgia lost to SCAR.

Yes, LSU and Alabama have been good teams this year, as has Georgia except fro the SCAR game, but like most years, it's not as if the bottom half of the league is any good.

SEC fans act like the two teams in last place in the East and West would win the ACC.

We've had Dawgs on here acting like their SEC schedule was crippling...but does anyone think Clemson would not have been undefeated facing Georgia's schedule, at least up until the LSU game?

Vanderbilt
Murray State
Arkansas State
Notre Dame
Tennessee
SCAR
Kentucky
Florida
Missouri
Auburn
Texas A&M
Georgia Tech
(SEC Championsip) LSU

I figure there's no real question that Clemson would have beaten Vanderbilt, Murray State, Arkansas State, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Missouri.

Clemson beat the common opponents, too (SCAR, Texas A&M, Ga Tech). Where UGA dropped one of those common-opponent games.

Sure, Notre Dame, Florida, and Auburn would probably have been better games than FSU, UNC, and Louisville. But Clemson has beaten Notre Dame twice in a row and Auburn twice in a row, and Virginia gave Florida all they could handle.

I figure if Clemson had played in the SEC with UGA's schedule, they'd most likely have gone into the SEC championship undefeated. The LSU vs Clemson result will be told soon enough.

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TNET: Lawrence embracing taking the field with his brothers against the "propped up" SEC