Time to take your medicine, DyePack

FSU didn't look too strong this year. Or last year.

Reading comprehension issues AND logical fallacies AND memory lapses. The masturbation is draining their powers.

 

And how'd that Ohio State-Wisconsin game go this year? Oh, that's right, they didn't play. Hell, if they did, maybe we'd have been saved from this beatdown.

 

Except when it was about 1984. Or 1987.

 

Two bad years. Guess they should have taken them off the schedule this year in favor of Boise State. Everyone saw that coming.

Do you even realize how badly you're getting killed?

 

You still didn't answer my question.

 

I have no idea what you're on about here. But that's normal.

 

The outcome on the field is not going the right way.

Other than that, it's the same avoidance strategy the SEC fanboys used during the original debate.

But hey, the manipulation of the final poll looks good now! Taylor Hicks should sing for the SEC fanboys; this makes them proud!

 

I did; you just didn't like the answer.

At least this sport has had a title game every year during the last 50 or so.

 

The issue at hand ... again ... is your continuing assertion that Florida doesn't not belong in tonight's game.

I'd ask that you look at the scoreboard and explain why we're all wrong.

 

My point, as it was from the start, is that it required final week manipulation to make it happen.

Right now, college football is relieved because it looks like the right move.

 

Your answer was a hypothetical. There's no playoff system in place, as much of a joke as that is. Give me a team, any team, under the current format that should be in Phoenix, playing OSU.

FYI: I know, I know: the NHL canceled its season and championship. So did MLB in 1994. Doesn't make it right. Just a fact.

 

Big Ten national titles in the last 15 years:

1997 Michigan (tainted, didn't have to play Nebraska)
2002 Ohio State (tainted, bogus pass interference call)

And about three decades of Dark Ages before that.


SEC national titles in the past 15 years:
1992 Alabama
1996 Florida
1998 Tennessee
2003 LSU
2006 Florida

Ohio State's soon-to-be record vs. the SEC: 1-9-1.

Why on earth is anybody surprised about tonight?