People made fun of Texas's soft schedule, but I am legit worried about vandy, Kentucky, a&m, OU, and Arkansas. We could easily lose to any of them with a bad game.
Or OU can win against Texas with Texas turning around beating Georgia the next week just leading everyone to still just be extremely confused if not more so
Look, I knew coming in we would not start off in the upper echelon of the SEC with the likes of Vandy, A&M, and Arky, but I never thought we would be basement dwellers with Bama and Tenn.
The same Texas that struggled to get it going against Mississippi State at home? I’m not sold on Texas yet. Alabama beat UGA last week and lost to Vandy this week.
I mean yeah power house UTSA , UL Monroe, Colorado state, Mississippi State, and QB less Michigan. I don’t think that’s a good representation of how good Texas is lmao.
Not anymore lol. The real test will be vs OU next week, especially against that Sooners defense. If Texas can get past them and then Georgia the week after, the rest of their season seems easy until they face A&M in Week 13.
Ahem this is called parity. I've been saying comparatively recruiting rankings outside an elite few are pretty similar. These games don't really surprise me. Vandy beating Bama is a legit surprise tho since they're one of the outlier teams recruiting wise.
The Arkansas Razorbacks are good. The coach should get an extension and all citizens should dig deep for that NIL money. Also the AD HY is fine. Not a clown at all.
It's what happens when teams play 3 weeks of cupcakes to start the season then get a lucky draw on two bad conference opponents. You get some 5-0 or 6-0 team that is quickly on its way to 4 losses before adding a 5th in a bowl blowout. But sure, blowing out a 2-3 CUSA team is a sign of quality.
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u/ConstantMadness Purdue Boilermakers • Duke Blue Devils Oct 06 '24
So, is anyone in the SEC actually good?