but let's see if you're right. All number courtesy covers.com.
We were a 2 point dog to South Carolina in 1998 and won 38-0. Just for the record, that's the 1998 SEC West Champions, a 2 point dog to a 0-11 team. That right there shows how utterly retarded your point is, but let's continue.
Florida 2000 we were +8.5.
Ole Miss 2001 we were +3.5.
Memphis 2002 we were +3.5. This is an upset?
Florida 2004 we were +23.
Ole Miss 2005 we were +1.5. Both teams finished 3-9. What an upset, Applachian State has nothing on this one.
UAB 2006 we were +9.5. Again, another staggering upset of a CUSA team.
2006 Alabama we were +14.
2007 Auburn +11.5. Kentucky +13. Alabama +4. Central Florida +2.5.
2008 Vanderbilt +1. Arkansas +2.5.
That's 14 wins straight up as an underdog in 10 years. I don't have to do Ole Miss at this point, but I will, just to show everyone how stupid you are and always will be.
1998 LSU +10.5. Texas Tech +9.5.
1999 Auburn +4. That's Ole Miss that went to Independence Bowl versus 3-8 Auburn there. Another tremendous example of an upset. Arkansas +1. Oklahoma +2.5. So of those three "upsets", Ole Miss finished with the same or better record than all 3 teams.
2000 Arkansas +1.5. MSU + 6.5. Ole Miss would finish 7-5, one game better than Arkansas. As for the State game, I seem to remember losing our starting quarterback midway through the first. Big upset though when a 7-5 team beats an 8-4 team.
2001 Alabama +8.5. LSU +7.5.
2002 Florida +13.5. Nebraska +7.
2003 Florida +12.5. Arkansas +1. Seriously, Ole Miss went 10-3 this season. Arkansas was 9-4. This is an upset? Auburn +9. So aGAIN, Ole Miss finished with a better record than all three teams it "upset" in this season.
2004 South Carolina +17.
2005 Memphis +3. Really?
2006 Vandy 1.5. That's a 4-8 Vandy team losing to a 3-9 Ole Miss team. Right up there with Miami/Nebraska 1983.
2008 Florida +23. LSu +3.5. Knowing what we know now, that's not an upset. Texas Tech +3.5, which I thought was higher, but we're going with covers.com.
That's 18 wins. I mean, even when you're almost right, you're totally wrong. These are your "upsets".</p>