So the SEC……

[Drebin]

The playoff record speaks for itself. The SEC beat Tulane and that's IT out of conference.

So the two games that SEC teams played each other don't matter? That Alabama-Oklahoma game didn't count?

Your take isn't surprising given your history of retarded takes. But by all means, please go on.

 

[L4Dawg]

So the two games that SEC teams played each other don't matter? That Alabama-Oklahoma game didn't count?

Your take isn't surprising given your history of retarded takes. But by all means, please go on.

Well, that was a game between SEC teams so it's kind of hard to count it in the record against non-SEC teams. Go ahead though, if it makes you feel better. By the way how did Alabama do against its non-SEC opponent in the playoffs?

 

[patdog]

So the two games that SEC teams played each other don't matter? That Alabama-Oklahoma game didn't count?

How could they count? SEC is going 1-1 in that game no matter what. Fact is SEC teams were 0-3 vs P4 teams in the playoffs & 1-whatever in the bowls (only win vs a Michigan team in some disarray). That didn’t exactly scream “good conference.”

 

[TheBannerM]

So the two games that SEC teams played each other don't matter? That Alabama-Oklahoma game didn't count?

Your take isn't surprising given your history of retarded takes. But by all means, please go on.

We're talking about measuring the SEC against the other conferences. SEC on SEC playoff games, by definition don't provide any data on how the SEC stacks up against other conferences, chiefly the Big Ten.