I was listening to XM Radio on my way to Atlanta last Thurday. I had the chance to hear my favorite ESPN talk show host Colin Cowherd rant that the SEC is clearly superior. Even though he was destroying the PAC 10, he has some special hate he keeps in reserve for Big East football . He took some time to destroy the Big East’s claim being 5-0 in bowls (lower tier teams) and what must be WVU’s only significant victory in school history ever, over UGA.
Back to why Cowherd was talking about the PAC 10, he was defending LSU loony tune Les Miles. There were some good comments by Les Miles discussing why USC (west coast) road to New Orleans was much easier than his Tigers. Miles totally endorsed the superiority of the SEC. Except for a few dim-wits from Alabama, no true SEC fan can truly disagree with the statements Miles made. Even fans of the lesser conferences like the Big 10, Big 12, and the Big East all wish that they could be like our Big Boy conference. Here is a perfect example of a fanbase that only wishes that they were 1/10 as cool as an SEC school [link]. Here is what the “light in the loafers” west coasties are saying about our King of College Football Conference:
We all know that there has been somewhat of a rivalry between the SEC and the Pac-10 developing in recent years. You see, all the rednecks down south, who believe that football supremacy is a god-given right, don’t want to believe that the laid back, full o’ hippies, pot smokin west can play football, too. They’d have you believe that downtrodden Stanford is the textbook textbook Pac-10 program, while conveniently forgetting such SEC stalwarts as Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. The SEC is king of college football, and the West Coast boys best get out of town ‘fore they be lynched.
We agree Quackers, SEC football is supreme and it the King of College Football. We also think that Mississippi State could probably finish 3rd or 4th in the PAC 10 and that Vandy could clean the Ducks clocks. Who else is in the PAC-10 after USC, Cal and UCLA? I’m not really sure and don’t really care. BTW, you hippie fucks, we got Florida and they can smoke the ganja as good or better than any of you west coast slackjaw pencil neck douches…
Listen to the Podcast [SEC vs Pac-10]. The precedent to politic for a BCS Bowl was set last year. and Miles seems to be beginning his campaign earlier than “you know who”did last year.
Since I brought up Florida, I will use them as my guinea pig: Let’s look at it from this perspective: Florida’s three top-ranked opponents are ranked 2, 9, and 13. SoCal’s are ranked 10, 15, and 17. These teams are , respectively, LSU, Auburn, and Tennessee for Florida and for the Trojans they have Cal, Notre Dame (you must admit that this is a pretty lofty ranking even for ND this year), and Oregon State (Vandy would whip OSU’s Ass). If losses are going to occur, they will most likely be handed to them by the toughest (and arguably the highest-ranked) opponents. And from what I see here, UF’s top three are light years ahead of SoCal’s.
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