One would think so, but the committee would disagree.

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Dec 3, 2024
12:20:58pm

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One would think so, but the committee would disagree.

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If a B12 team wins the SEC this year, a PAC12 team wins the B1G, and an AAC team

ChubbyMoose

Dec 3, 12:13pm

Yes. You are absolutely right.

DirtyWater

Dec 3, 12:14pm

And a PAC 12 team winning the BIG 12

TheAirForceCoug

Dec 3, 12:20pm

One would think so, but the committee would disagree.

Dec 3, 12:20pm

Yes, I agree, the committee disagrees to think

Pangare

Dec 3, 4:24pm

Prior conference affiliation does not matter. When you join the SEC you are an

Nikomedes

Dec 3, 12:23pm

Actually, I think the main conclusion is that the Utes suck

Bob Vance

Dec 3, 12:44pm

This is the only logical conclusion from the overwhelming evidence.

DB Cooper

Dec 3, 1:32pm

No, that isn’t what it means. It means that the top Big 12 team can come in and play with the top SEC teams

Dec 3, 12:51pm

wasn't Texas an average Big12 team for the past 15 yrs or so?

Hill4Heisman

Dec 3, 2:17pm

The committee is nothing more than Figure Skating judges

Coug

Dec 3, 1:00pm

I’ve been looking for numbers about that - all conferences are a way closer

NorthernCougifornia

Dec 3, 1:25pm

Shhhh...you can't say things like this because it just proves that the Big10 and

HonestTakes

Dec 3, 1:58pm

It might mean that the shuffle redistributed better teams.

VenomFarmer

Dec 3, 2:48pm

I think it means an SEC team would need to move to the Sunbelt to be able to win

downtownchrisbrown

Dec 3, 3:17pm

If we could have had a former Indy team win the B12 in their second year, that

robocoug

Dec 3, 4:42pm

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