Originally Posted by notorious (Post 10352411)

I wish our DB's would have did that.

We would have won with penalties.

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla (Post 10352509)

This is why college football is so awesome. Incredible game with great drama.

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 10352570)

The single most dominant non-SEC team in the BCS era needed a pulled hamstring and a last-minute blown coverage to barely squeak out a win against the SEC's champion in a conference-wide down year.

Now, maybe if the SEC has two down years in a row. If we start seeing a trend rather than an anomaly, then and only then will I find it appropriate to rethink my stance.

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 10352584)

Holy tuck. Well a shitty injury plagued OU team kicked the shit out of the second place team and that tells you the conference deserves two already LMAO. I think ill just wait until the games are played before lobbying for who should be in the final four. Im just a fan of objectivity for some reason.

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 10352570)

The single most dominant non-SEC team in the BCS era needed a pulled hamstring and a last-minute blown coverage to barely squeak out a win against the SEC's champion in a conference-wide down year.

I don't think that the SEC automatically deserves two spots. But there will be years were it will be appropriate.

Now, maybe if the SEC has two down years in a row. If we start seeing a trend rather than an anomaly, then and only then will I find it appropriate to rethink my stance.

Originally Posted by mr. tegu (Post 10352588)

The SEC is playing catch up to the rest of the country with the high powered spread offenses. As they shift focus to scoring as fast and often as possible they will lose the defensive edge they have so often held. A&M really rattled some things last season and Missouri followed this season.

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 10352570)

The single most dominant non-SEC team in the BCS era needed a pulled hamstring and a last-minute blown coverage to barely squeak out a win against the SEC's champion in a conference-wide down year.

I don't think that the SEC automatically deserves two spots. But there will be years were it will be appropriate.

Now, maybe if the SEC has two down years in a row. If we start seeing a trend rather than an anomaly, then and only then will I find it appropriate to rethink my stance.

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10352601)

How ****ing good would Benjamin look in a Chiefs uniform?

Originally Posted by jjjayb (Post 10352596)

http://www.thepostgame.com/commentar...ompson-sec-bcs

:evil:

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 10352590)

Nothing objective about deleting my sentence where I say the SEC doesn't automatically deserve two spots.

Originally Posted by mr. tegu (Post 10352588)

The SEC is playing catch up to the rest of the country with the high powered spread offenses. As they shift focus to scoring as fast and often as possible they will lose the defensive edge they have so often held. A&M really rattled some things last season and Missouri followed this season.

Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 10352620)

LMAO Did you edit? I didn't even see it, but I was on my phone. Weird.