Homer refs at the Swamp?

Now, you are equating a bad cameraman missing a play with that technology, which is infallible. Where that line is is where the stick is.

Not up for debate.

 

Done from memory. I think it's correct:

Alabama (1992)
Auburn (1994)
Florida (1995)
Florida (1996)
Tennessee (1998)
LSU (2003)
Auburn (2004)

 

LSU lost to Florida in Death Valley in 2003.

 

Upsets in the SEC prove the depth of the conference. Upsets in other conferences show the team being upset really sucked.

Houston Nutt said in SI this week he wished he could play schools in the other conferences. Stop scheduling UAB, Memphis, SE La and Northern Arizona.

 

Anyone want to guess where the official play-by-play has Tebow running on this play above?

If you guess... "well, obviously, the 19" ... you would be very wrong.

 

Nutt got rolled 120-31 the last time he went against an OOC powerhouse.

 

Like I said on the other thread, Florida loses to 'Bama in the SEC title game, then the Gators lose to the non-BCS school or Cincy in the bowl game.
Florida sucks dick. How do I know?
Because they got taken to the wire by a shitty Arkansas team. Plus, Florida will only play one ranked team in the regular season this year.
One!
That's not a schedule that builds greatness.

 

I hope you pressed the sarcasm button for that one. Unfortunately, that's the perception.

And for all the criticism the Pac-10 gets for being a "one-team conference," USC has not run the table since the complete round-robin was adopted in 2006. In fact, USC shared the title in 2006 and 2007 with two league losses, and was in danger of sharing it again in 2008 before the final weekend.

No one will run the table in the Pac-10 this year, either.

 

SEC announces that there was "no evidence" on video to support the personal foul on Malcom Sheppard in the 4th quarter.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/football/ncaa/10/19/arkansas.penalty.ap/index.html

Also, I'm wondering what evidence there is to qualify Arkansas as a "shitty" team? They've either won or been very competitive in 5 out of their 6 games, with the one embarassment in a game against either the #1 or #2 team in the nation.

 

Nice. So in other words, "Oops, Arkansas. Our bad ... but you're screwed."

Let's hope Quarterback Jesus was sufficiently thankful for the gift.

 

So for the second time in three weeks a totally phantom 15-yard penalty at a crucial time inthe fourth quarter helped a high-profile, favored, undefeated SEC team keep its national-championship hopes alive, when a loss would have put a serious crimp in those aspirations.

Shocked, I tell you. Shocked.

 

If there is one conference that SCREAMS corruption, it is that one.