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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131072966" data-attributes="member: 1428007">I don't know how anyone could possibly claim the SEC has 5 teams capable of winning the MNC but no one else has more than 2.Who exactly are these five SEC teams?&nbsp; Alabama hasn't played anyone and LOST already.&nbsp; Many teams from other conferences could beat them this yearFlorida and Auburn have two losses each.Georgia lost to South Carolina for crying out loud.&nbsp; Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Baylor would ALL likely take down South Carolina if they played among maybe a couple dozen other programs.LSU is good, but Oklahoma beat their only calling card Texas just the same as they did.Oklahoma has been permanently relegated down the food chain behind other teams with losses despite playing a more difficult schedule.&nbsp; LSU is ranked #1, but if they played?And to claim no one else in the BIG 12 besides Texas or OU,&nbsp; BOTH of whom have LOST in the BIG 12 already, could compete in a championship is just wishful thinking.Baylor is currently undefeated.&nbsp; If they lose to OU, how are they any different than the host of other one loss teams?&nbsp; Yet they are ranked by biased people behind TWO loss teams.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131072966, member: 1428007"] I don't know how anyone could possibly claim the SEC has 5 teams capable of winning the MNC but no one else has more than 2. Who exactly are these five SEC teams? Alabama hasn't played anyone and LOST already. Many teams from other conferences could beat them this year Florida and Auburn have two losses each. Georgia lost to South Carolina for crying out loud. Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Baylor would ALL likely take down South Carolina if they played among maybe a couple dozen other programs. LSU is good, but Oklahoma beat their only calling card Texas just the same as they did. Oklahoma has been permanently relegated down the food chain behind other teams with losses despite playing a more difficult schedule. LSU is ranked #1, but if they played? And to claim no one else in the BIG 12 besides Texas or OU, BOTH of whom have LOST in the BIG 12 already, could compete in a championship is just wishful thinking. Baylor is currently undefeated. If they lose to OU, how are they any different than the host of other one loss teams? Yet they are ranked by biased people behind TWO loss teams. [/QUOTE]

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