NFL '10/'11 Season Thread.
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Get your SEC homerism out of here son.
Sorry son, but a man once said that the South shall rise again, but who could have foreseen this? SEC FTW!!:nanner::bowdown:
Enjoy it while it lasts. Before you know it, titsrock and I will be flooding the board with chants of Pac-10/USC domination. It's only a matter of time.
So how many blackouts do you guys think the Jaguars will face this year?
A lot more than they'll face when they move to L.A.
Um. I kinda think the Big 12 --specifically the Oklahoma schools--more specifically the Univ. of Oklahoma "won" this draft this year, son. The SEC has 14 teams, the Pac10 has 10, the Big 10 has 11, the Big 12 has 12...:dunno: The SEC should have many players drafted every year. So what?
Yeah, I kinda think the Trojans don't mind playing the SEC home or away :wave2:
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They're in the SEC so they must be incredible. :1orglaugh
Aww you guys are just jealous. The dominance of the SEC is so radiant and so brilliant that it attracts the haters like flies to manure. The PAC 10 is such a pussy weak conference. There are one or two Lion like schools in that conference and the rest are just deer for the slaughter. In the SEC, we have bears butting heads with bears every year. USC hasn't been good since the before the time Texas and Vince Young stomped their asses like roaches. They probably won't be any good for years to come because their asses are going to be on probation for that BS that Pete Caroll pulled. Also, you guys got Lame Kiffin as head coach....yeah, that's exactly who future football players wanna play for rather than play for Nick Saban or a Les Miles or Urban Meyer. Until one of your PAC 10 or Big 12 teams de-throne an SEC team and break our streak in the National Title game, then maybe I'll listen a bit. Until then, ROLL TIDE and SEC 4 LIFE BABY!!! Oh, and Have a nice day
Lets not forget Ole Miss. They aren't the biggest bear in the SEC, but they sure as hell are aggressive and have the potential to send you home crying if you underestimate them. I personally hate LSU because those damn rowdy ass Cajuns are some of the biggest shit talking drunken idiots around. But even still, I do remember what they did to Ohio State and Oklahoma a few years ago(38-24, sent the Buckeyes home with a Black eye LOL).
Enough of this though, I'll save my SEC Homerism for another thread.
I don't understand the whole conference pride. Why be proud of conference rivals winning championships?? I certainly don't want to see Oregon, Washington, UCLA or anybody else beating or finishing ahead of the Trojans. In fact...fuck those teams. When 'Bama loses a game, do you pump your fist because they lost to a fellow SEC school? I don't think Gator fans were too pumped about losing the game and NC hopes to 'Bama this year. And correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems only the SEC has this "conference pride" obsession. Every once in a while I see a few Big-10/12, Pac-10 fans cheering their conference but not to the extent of the SEC homers. And this only happens in college football. :dunno: I just don't get it.
Go 49ers!!! NFC WEST FOR LIFE!!!!
Go 49ers!!! NFC WEST FOR LIFE!!!!
Aww you guys are just jealous. The dominance of the SEC is so radiant and so brilliant that it attracts the haters like flies to manure. The PAC 10 is such a pussy weak conference. ROLL TIDE and SEC 4 LIFE BABY!!! Oh, and Have a nice day
:sing: Hello smoknn, my old friend
I've come to read your smak again
Because your twisted SEC vision softly creeping
Left its stank while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence... :sing:
Oh, and the Dolphins are gonna pwn the AFC the year :wave2:
You are correct. I used to get pissed off whenever someone beat Bama or any other team that I happened to like. Its no different than any other place around the country. We have our teams and we stick by them til the bitter end. We also have some storied rivalries down here like Mississippi State vs Ole Miss, Auburn vs Alabama and everybody vs Florida. When its all said and done though, we shake hands and wish each other the best of luck(errr...except for Auburn, they hold grudges). We view the winner of our conference championship as the representative of our brand of football that shows everyone how tough it is down here thus we want them to knock the chocolate out of anyone who isn't apart of the SEC so they can silence the haters. From what a few friends tell me, this whole thing practically started because people in the SEC got tired of being overlooked about 20 or 30 years ago.
I am not originally a son of the south, but I tell ya, Its hard not to get into the culture. People here take football to another level. They take it very seriously(as evidenced by Kiffins sudden Exodus from Tennesse). Its like a religion and everyone attends the church Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I can honestly say that down here in the bible belt(yeah...i kinda hate that part, but nothing I can do about it until I leave in a few years) its God, Family, then football. I'll admit, it does get a tad bit out of hand at times though.
In any case, we do agree on one thing, I am hoping that the 49ers do well this year. Overall, I think they did a great job in the draft. I am a big fan of Mike Singletary and I think what he is doing to turn that organization around is excellent. Plus, that division is pretty much up for grabs and based on the sparks of life I seen from the 49ers last year, they seem like the top dog in that division now.
GibbsGrad2002
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The SEC rules
SEC is the best. Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy the Pac-10, the games are cracking, and I attend ASU. But the depth at the top consistently isn't there. Last year, for once, the Pac-10 was deep as hell, but there were no top level teams, Oregon came the closest. I root against conference rivals btw, unless it's the harmless, cute ones like Vanderbilt.
I don't know if the NFL would really want to have a team move to LA. Teams there haven't always worked out well before. Even more than that though is that I think the NFL owners like using a move to LA more as a threat. They can more easily extort new tax payer funded stadiums out of their host cities and other things they want. Once a team does actually more to LA that threat is no longer there for them.
