2025 College Football Thread

[Jeff Lebowski]

Vic So'oto is a linebacker coach at TT. They had an amazing defense this year.

Strike that one.

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[BigFatMeanie]

SEC in Bowl/Playoff Games so far this season:

• Bama beat Oklahoma (1W/1L - fratricide)
• Miama beat Texas A&M (L)
• Ole Miss beat Tulane (W)
• Virginia beat Missouri (L)
• Houston beat LSU (L)
• Illinois beat Tennessee (L)

So that's 2 wins and 5 losses so far with 1 win and 1 loss being guaranteed because it was intra-conference.

Teams still yet to play:

• Vanderbilt vs. Iowa
• Texas vs. Michigan
• Mississippi State vs. Wake Forest
• Alabama vs. Indiana
• Ole Miss vs Georgia (another intra-conference game)

I would love to see every one of those SEC teams lose although the conference is guaranteed another win in the playoffs.

The SEC is so arrogant. I hate how they rarely, if ever, play non-conference games on the road. For example:

• Alabama played only 4 non-conference road games in Saban's entire career there and they had a run of 11 consecutive years where they didn't play a single non-conference road game. That's seriously messed up.
• Georgia has only played 3 true non-conference road games in the Kirby Smart era: against Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and Oklahoma. That's it. They've had a few neutral site games playing teams in Atlanta.
• LSU has played only 2 non-conference road games in the past 10 years, Texas and Clemson.
• Florida has only played 1 out of state non-conference road game in the past 34 years - at Utah. They've played Florida State 3 times and Miami once but all in the state of Florida.
• Ole Miss has a whopping 2 non-conference road games in the past 10 years - Tulane and Wake Forest

They also rarely play west of the Rockies unless it's a bowl game. In the past 40 years, the entire SEC has played a grand total of 11 non-bowl games west of the Rocky mountains (e.g. CA, OR, WA, NV, CO, UT, AZ) as an SEC member at the time of play. That is truly insane. Man, just typing that up makes me irritated - I really hate the arrogance of the SEC.

[BigPiney]

The bowl games today were great.

That USC choke was an all timer.

[Jeff Lebowski]

The bowl games today were great.

That USC choke was an all timer.

[beefytee]

Big 12 is now 3-0 with wins over B1G, SEC, and ACC.


Nice to see the 7th place Big12 team beat the 4th place team from that conference that I hear is so, so deep… and did it with their backup quarterback.

[Donuthole]

Especially enjoying that USC loss in light of this douchenozzle’s take on BYU and the B12 (read the comments).

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[BigFatMeanie]

SEC in Bowl/Playoff Games so far this season:

• Bama beat Oklahoma (1W/1L - fratricide)
• Miama beat Texas A&M (L)
• Ole Miss beat Tulane (W)
• Virginia beat Missouri (L)
• Houston beat LSU (L)
• Illinois beat Tennessee (L)

So that's 2 wins and 5 losses so far with 1 win and 1 loss being guaranteed because it was intra-conference.

Teams still yet to play:

• Vanderbilt vs. Iowa
• Texas vs. Michigan
• Mississippi State vs. Wake Forest
• Alabama vs. Indiana
• Ole Miss vs Georgia (another intra-conference game)

I would love to see every one of those SEC teams lose although the conference is guaranteed another win in the playoffs.

The SEC is so arrogant. I hate how they rarely, if ever, play non-conference games on the road. For example:

• Alabama played only 4 non-conference road games in Saban's entire career there and they had a run of 11 consecutive years where they didn't play a single non-conference road game. That's seriously messed up.
• Georgia has only played 3 true non-conference road games in the Kirby Smart era: against Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and Oklahoma. That's it. They've had a few neutral site games playing teams in Atlanta.
• LSU has played only 2 non-conference road games in the past 10 years, Texas and Clemson.
• Florida has only played 1 out of state non-conference road game in the past 34 years - at Utah. They've played Florida State 3 times and Miami once but all in the state of Florida.
• Ole Miss has a whopping 2 non-conference road games in the past 10 years - Tulane and Wake Forest

They also rarely play west of the Rockies unless it's a bowl game. In the past 40 years, the entire SEC has played a grand total of 11 non-bowl games west of the Rocky mountains (e.g. CA, OR, WA, NV, CO, UT, AZ) as an SEC member at the time of play. That is truly insane. Man, just typing that up makes me irritated - I really hate the arrogance of the SEC.

And Vanderbilt loses to Iowa. SEC is now 2 wins and 6 losses. Suck it SEC!

[Pelado]

And Vanderbilt loses to Iowa. SEC is now 2 wins and 6 losses. Suck it SEC!

With the only SEC wins being against a G5...and the SEC. It just means more.

[beefytee]

With the only SEC wins being against a G5...and the SEC. It just means more.

Don’t forget G5 and former SEC member.

[falafel]

Don’t forget G5 and former SEC member.

Tulane was in the SEC?

[USUC]

Tulane was in the SEC?

Founding member.

[USUC]

Stupid ASU. Two turnovers in under a minute.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Stupid ASU. Two turnovers in under a minute.

Yeah, unbelievable choke job. Thanks for nothing.

[BigPiney]

Too bad The ohios had to play an ACC team instead of SEC team.

[BlueK]

Too bad The ohios had to play an ACC team instead of SEC team.

I was there last night. Really fun atmosphere and fantastic game. I just happened to check what tickets were selling for on Tuesday and found some for around $30.