r/cfbmemes • u/Commercial-East4069 Ohio State Buckeyes • Oct 14 '25
Analysis “The SEC is deep”
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u/Mobile-Asparagus2258 Texas Longhorns Oct 14 '25
Big 10 is good, but not deep... exhibit A:
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u/aure__entuluva UCLA Bruins • Michigan Wolverines Oct 14 '25
We are world beaters and are headed straight to the playoffs I'll have you know.
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u/UpdogSinclair Ohio State Buckeyes • Rose Bowl Oct 15 '25
There’s some crazy discrepancy in Big 10 SoS this year. Look at the remaining schedule for UCLA or Wisconsin.
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u/No_Mousse4320 Wisconsin Badgers Oct 15 '25
my team is deep because of a big hole on both sides of the field, not because of depth, we are not the same
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u/Hunter-Gatherer_ Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
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Oct 14 '25
You know, from an outsiders perspective it seems to me no one talks about perceived SEC dominance more than the Big 10 lol
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u/JgoldTC Missouri Tigers Oct 14 '25
What is said about SEC fans is mostly true, but watching the Big 10 make the exact same arguments that they’ve been calling SEC propaganda for years is ironic
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u/AL22193 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
They’ve memed quality loss so hard for about a decade that it was staggering to see a bunch of them bemoaning Oregon being behind Alabama because “Oregon lost to Indiana, not FSU.”
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u/FCKABRNLSUTN2 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
It’s the most predictable shit in the world really. They just don’t have 15 years of dominance to back it up. The big 10 still has fewer titles than just bama this century let alone Florida, lsu, and Georgia who all have more than one.
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u/Zealousideal_Loan904 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
Anyone who thinks the B1G is on the level with the SEC is either a) a fan of a B1G team, or b) a fan of a team victimized by SEC teams. Sometimes both.
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u/ThadtheYankee159 Nebraska Cornhuskers Oct 15 '25
B1G is similar to ACC in that you’ve got a few big programs (OSU, Michigan/Clemson, FSU) who have historically held up the conference while the rest is uncompetitive. The last time a traditional B1G team won a Natty (so excluding more recent entrants like Penn State, Nebraska, or the PAC schools) was 1966 with Sparty. Meanwhile the likes of Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, and LSU have all won since then, four of them winning multiple.
Most conferences tended to consist of a few elite schools who hoarded most of the conference titles, (OSU/Michigan, OU/Nebraska, Clemson/FSU, while USC and Texas basically ran their conferences without one consistent rival). It’s just that the SEC has had more of those schools in the elite tier than others.
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u/Anxious-Jury-9031 Auburn Tigers Oct 14 '25
Leave it to the Yale guy to stroll into and drop logic like it’s a foreign concept.
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u/joshweaver23 North Carolina Tar Heels Oct 14 '25
I feel like you haven’t seen Paul Finebaum on tv in the last decade and I congratulate you for that
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Oct 14 '25
no im smart and i only watch espn if a game is on
I spend my non football hours being productive and being mad that we lost to fucking Dartmouth
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u/Background_Win6662 Missouri Tigers Oct 14 '25
Isn't he only on SEC Network? I feel like it'd be really easy to avoid him if you don't watch the channel dedicated to the conference you hate.
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u/Ambitious-Weekend861 Oct 14 '25
It’s mainly Ohio state fans as well lol
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u/GP_ADD Alabama • Mississippi State Oct 14 '25
They got mad at me for saying that Indiana should be number 1 because their games have been more impressive so far, they blamed my SEC bias. In my comments I mentioned Texas being ass… I guess saying Texas is ass is SEC bias
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u/aure__entuluva UCLA Bruins • Michigan Wolverines Oct 14 '25
Makes sense though doesn't it? They're 2nd in the pecking order, or perceived pecking order. Of course it's gonna bother them more than anyone else. They want to be seen as on the same level.
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u/MonkMajor5224 Minnesota State • Minnesota Oct 14 '25
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u/theEWDSDS Minnesota • Paul Bunyan's Axe Oct 14 '25
I'd like to remind them that as a trusted r/cfbmemes member, I'd be helpful in rounding up others, to toil in their underground Candy Cane mines
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u/Triggered-Boiyo Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
Breaking news! National championship contender would probably win pretty good conference hypothetically
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u/iliketoupvotepuns Mississippi State • Memphis Oct 14 '25
The top of the B10 is great. Just don’t look at the bottom.
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u/Fresh_Bulgarian_Miak Michigan • Wayne State (MI) Oct 14 '25
Hey now. Our last place team just beat the number 7 team in the country a couple weeks ago. Please dont look any further into what happened to that former number 7 team.
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By top you mean just IU? I guess you could technically throw in tOSU since they barely beat Texas on “the biggest flops” first start, that’s really all they have. Sure they have talent and could very well beat anybody in the nation, but so could TxAM using that metric. IU and Miami are the only proven teams in the nation right now IMO. Bama has some serious wins but they have a questionable loss and could easily slide back into garbage play facing real defenses and/or decent running game.
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u/MexicanMata Indiana Hoosiers • Old Oaken Bucket Oct 14 '25
Not sure if SEC or Ohio State fans actually think we're good or they're just using us a prop to shit on each other
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u/Woullie_26 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
This is your daily reminder that SEC is currently 10-3 in P4 OOC games including ND. And has a positive record Vs. the Big Ten!!!
While The Big Ten is currently 5-6 against OOC P4
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u/Zealousideal_Loan904 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
B10 is fucking garbage. Most top-heavy conference in athletics history. Bunch of coattail riding losers acting like big brother OSU represents their overwhelming mediocrity.
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u/Jarich612 Ohio State Buckeyes • The Game Oct 14 '25
You should join the conference tbh. Make it stronger and continue to get your asses absolutely beat by OSU.
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u/Zealousideal_Loan904 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
You joke but we certainly would. Although some of our games have been closer than you suggest.
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u/Section8Shordie Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
When you remember there’s more casuals than fans who actually watch football you understand why there’s take like these 😂🤦♂️
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u/FunSwimmer111 Oct 14 '25
The real answer is all these teams do not play enough serious non-confrence games for us to really know if they are equal or if one is clearly better than the other.
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u/FunSwimmer111 Oct 14 '25
100% agree. These teams should have it so only games against power 4 conferences count to bowl eligibility. I understand why they dont do it more. Why risk losing or injuring players when you can beat up on some crappy team with backups but it makes thoes games so boring.
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u/waxahachi111 Oct 14 '25
Big IU fan - love to see that play against Georgia or Alabama - my money would be on those SEC teams.
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u/BigJeffe20 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
team finally has a good year and they start smoking rocks
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u/RogueHippie Alabama Crimson Tide • Team Chaos Oct 14 '25
Flair up.
It's not even Indiana fans posting this, it's fans of other B1G teams. Looks like they actually aren't above touting the accomplishments of other teams in their conference.
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u/MozzyTheBear Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 14 '25
I don't actively root for any other B1G teams...although I do believe the conference overall has taken big steps forward in the NIL era, I got tired of dragging this whole ass conference along for the longest time, particularly when it became apparent OSU didn't need a super strong B1G for our own success.
That said, even though they're a direct threat to OSU, I'm finding myself pulling for Indiana simply because it's such an insane story. One of the worst programs in NCAA football history and this bold and brash guy comes in and turns around the culture overnight, coinciding with a strong surge in NIL and intelligent transfer portal plays. And they look really damn good and dominant when you watch them, honestly as good as anyone I've watched so far this year. If it wasn't for name-brand biases, they'd be getting a lot more respect...as far as I'm concerned they should be ranked ahead of OSU right now based on what we've seen so far this season. I'm not even necessarily saying I'm confident they would beat OSU on a neutral field, but just based on results so far, they ought to be.
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u/BigJeffe20 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
whats the issue with the falirs, i dont get it
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u/PooForThePooGod Tennessee Volunteers • Fiesta Bowl Oct 16 '25
If you're going to talk shit, you have to do it on equal footing. We need to know what your team is. People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones and all that.
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u/Fillertracks Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
We have a big rock, it’s Hep’s.
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u/monkeybiziu Indiana Hoosiers • Billable Hours Oct 15 '25
The only rocks we smoke are HIGH GRADE SOUTHERN INDIANA LIMESTONE.
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u/bwolven Georgia Bulldogs • Marching Band Oct 14 '25
The teams playing in the big 10 championship may end with two ranked wins total on the season
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u/thatwasagoodscan Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
That’s kind of the point. The SEC has no good teams but we act like they are “deep” so they remained ranked with “quality losses”.
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u/Sea-Presentation5686 Alabama • South Alabama Oct 14 '25
The SEC hate is so deep that you get upvotes for this take? CFP Reddit should be renamed "SEC Haters club"
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u/Chotibobs Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Big Ten fans crying about SEC bias when they watch Penn State get ranked number 2 to start the season without being a top five team in almost 10 years
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u/Furious_George44 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
Making it to the semi-finals last year kind of put them at Top 5 (albeit only having to beat SMU and BSU to get there doesn’t exactly solidify it)
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u/Chotibobs Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
lol who did they beat to get to those semi finals? The make a wish kids
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u/FearTheAmish Ohio State • Mississippi State Oct 14 '25
Who was ranked #1 at the start of the season
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u/thatwasagoodscan Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
Someone has to be there and it’s seems like your counter argument is it should be based on living in the past.
Also Penn State gets made fun of a lot by B10 fans in general.
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u/discountJoenuts Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
Indiana fans are new to football. No scar tissue. Don’t be cocky you could lose anytime. Not saying you will but man these guys are talking the talk
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u/Relative_One_2441 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
BIG10 Fans: “SEC is inflated with their rankings. The rankings are biased toward them anyway. It’s a massive ouroboros ”
OSU and Indiana are ranked #1 & #3 respectively
BIG10 Fans: “SEE??!??!!? WE’VE GOT THE BEST TEAMS IN THE COUNTRY UP HERE IN THE BIG10!!!! LOOK AT THE RANKINGS!!!!” aggressively pounds chest like a gorilla
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u/Grimy_Miller Georgia Bulldogs • Maryland Terrapins Oct 14 '25
“The SEC has no good teams” my brother we have 5 of the top 10 ranked teams in the country and 10 in the top 25
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u/RVAforthewin Georgia Bulldogs • Arizona Wildcats Oct 14 '25
No good teams? Good Lord the hyperbole.
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u/Trevyyy12 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Shhhh.. we don’t talk about strength of schedule here. 🤭
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u/GlorfinDelTaco Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 14 '25
Inflated rankings don't make them true.
Texas was number 1, Penn State was number 2.
If you argue or disagree with those rankings then you have to agree with me because the context is applicable.
"Well they didn't deserve it anyway." Of course not, now that we know what we know of them. Which is what the rest of the country has been saying about the entirety of the SEC for 2 decades.
If you don't agree with Texas being pre-season #1 then you can't agree with the inflated SEC rankings in the current Top 25.
Of course, their SoS will be stronger when they're playing/beating teams that are ranked, that is what inflated rankings mean.
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u/Wannton47 Texas A&M Aggies Oct 14 '25
Texas gets sucked off preseason regardless of conference, that’s not due to SEC (See rankings past 10 years of Texas being “back”)
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u/HumerusPerson Texas Longhorns Oct 14 '25
Pre-season rankings <<< In-season rankings after 6 weeks of games
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u/Zealousideal_Loan904 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
Only morons (i.e. B1G fans) don't understand that.
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u/Jarich612 Ohio State Buckeyes • The Game Oct 14 '25
I mean we can talk about it, but we also need to talk about how SEC teams got thrown in a dumpster in the playoffs the last couple years as well.
Washington is 5-1 with their only loss being to the #1 team in America. They have a higher SOR and SOS than Tennessee. Tennessee is ranked 11 and Washington is NR. Why?
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u/Sharp_Proposal8911 Boise State • Illinois State Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25
True, but are we going to talk about ESPN colluding with the SEC and gaslighting the entire country for the last 20 years into thinking that one win in the conference is worth two in any other.
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u/heisenberg423 Chattanooga • Vanderbilt Oct 14 '25
An unbeaten Auburn got left out of the national championship game 20 years ago lol
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u/titanup001 Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
An unbeaten Tennessee was about to be left out of the 1998 bcs title game until ucla and k state both choked on conference title weekend.
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u/GreatSuccess9 Oct 14 '25
You should, because IU is currently #1 and OSU is currently #3 lmao
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u/Drummallumin Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 14 '25
Washington would be ranked top 15 if they played in the SEC
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u/BallsOnFace69 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
Based on what?
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u/MandoShunkar Missouri Tigers Oct 14 '25
I'd go out on a limb and say Mizzou would be the comp they are using. Best games are against a few solid but not high ranked team's (if ranked at all) and their loss is to the best team on their schedule. Mizzou isn't Top 15 any more but at 16 its close enough.
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u/Bischoffshof Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
I mean Miss St. was 4-0 and had a ranked win over Arizona State and never got ranked themselves.
Missouri is also coming off a much better year and returning talent than Washington who was pretty abysmal last year.
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u/Jarich612 Ohio State Buckeyes • The Game Oct 14 '25
They have the same record and number of ranked wins (0) as Tennessee but they have a higher SOR and SOS. How exactly does that work?
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u/Drummallumin Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 14 '25
5-1 and looked better against OSU than any other team
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u/BarrettLM Magnolia Bowl Oct 14 '25
Exhales massive bong rip
"The SEC isn't deep because Indiana is really good"
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u/AdPitiful8275 Oct 14 '25
SEC is deeper. But might not be as good at the top. But I love the big ten but let’s be honest it falls off a cliff in a hurry. Ohio State is better than any SEC team. Indiana looks like they’d contend in the sec this year Oregon would compete too. After that who from the big ten would finish top 8 in the SEC. I think people are mistaking the SEC not being dominant at the top with them being bad. The ceiling may not be as high as previous years but the floor is incredibly high. Only garbage team is Kentucky. Even Arkansas is frisky and has a dynamic offense.
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u/FrenchieBammer Alabama Crimson Tide • Air Force Falcons Oct 14 '25
There are some jimmies being rustled in this thread, and it's glorious.
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u/wood-is-good Oct 14 '25
This doesn’t disprove the notion that the SEC is deep, lol. What makes a conference deep is knowing that a conferences 11th best team (Florida) would have pick’m spread against the big 10,s 4th best team (USC) Big 12s 2nd best team (Utah) and ACCs 2nd best team (Clemson)
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u/Frictionizer Alabama Crimson Tide • Arkansas Razorbacks Oct 14 '25
Cool, they’re probably going to win the Big Ten as well
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u/Chewsdayiddinit Ohio State • Illinois Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25
I think the funniest thing about this post is all the Georgia fans talking shit like their team didn't just put up a whole 20 total yards in the first half.
Edit: yep, pissed off the Georgia fans. Love it.
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u/901_vols Tennessee Volunteers • /r/CFB Promoter Oct 14 '25
Tbf, have you ever watched Georgia, they're quite literally known for playing with their food in the first half.
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u/Trevyyy12 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Breaking: There’s 2 halves in a football game. 🤯
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u/zetaphi938 Alabama Crimson Tide • Memphis Tigers Oct 14 '25
Oh sweet we’re parroting Dave Portnoy takes now, awesome.
Indiana is a great team and an awesome story. It’s a big jump to imply there is some systemic power shift in college football.
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u/Relative_One_2441 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
They need the “SEC cheated for 20 years and now there is a systematic power shift that’s leveled the playing field” narrative.
It allows them to conveniently hand wave away 2 decades of mediocrity under the SEC’s boot. They don’t have to acknowledge the mountain of historical evidence that the SEC is and has been, in fact, a superior football conference.
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u/TheDufusSquad Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
I don’t think they realize that saying “we were too stupid to figure out how to cheat like those other 14 teams” is not a flex.
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u/Pastagiorgio34 Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
People need to stop using “Indy” and use IU. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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u/CornJuiceLover Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
Man y’all sure do lick each others assholes a whole bunch for a conference that claims the SEC does the same.
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u/Repulsive_Most_8405 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 14 '25
They wouldn't survive SCAR's or UF's schedule without multiple losses.
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u/Beaconhillpalisades Texas Longhorns • Harvard Crimson Oct 14 '25
Indiana about to not play any ranked teams the rest of its season lmfao 🤣
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u/HumbleGenius1225 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 14 '25
The NIL era has completely changed College football and SEC fans will be the last ones to find out.
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u/RonMexico13 Florida Gators Oct 14 '25
Its not like Indiana is using massive NIL investment to load up the roster and out-talent other teams. They're winning through the power of Cig's pure burning hatred and I for one think that's beautiful.
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u/Reasonable-Bit560 Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
Just wait till the big time recruits start to come.
We got plenty of money
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u/Lefaid Team Chaos • Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
The difference now is that recruits won't be putting us in the same tier as Ball State. The floodgates are finally open.
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u/BadCrawdad Georgia • Wake Forest Oct 14 '25
I will say Bloomington is my favorite college town after Athens.
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u/AdditionalOne8319 Indiana Hoosiers Oct 14 '25
I don’t think you understand how deep Indiana’s pockets are and what they’re paying their current players
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u/RonMexico13 Florida Gators Oct 14 '25
They have deep pockets but they haven't even begun to dump money into NIL compared to their peers.
Indiana's 247 talent composite this year is #72 in the country.
The fighting Phil Knights of Oregon they just beat are #5.
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u/TheCreed20 Kansas Jayhawks Oct 14 '25
Based off this post I think Georgia fans will be the very last of that group
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Oct 14 '25
Let's be fair, the new NIL era has changed football. It's not like the big schools haven't been paying players for years.
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u/CajunBob94 LSU Tigers Oct 14 '25
indiana would not win the sec lmao
btw gentle reminder indiana decided to dodge UVA 2 months ago
UVA!
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u/fallynangell Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
I could pull for indiana, they look good this year.
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u/Tater_the_Smashed Oct 14 '25
The best part about having a playoff is that we don’t have to have these arguments.
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u/grey_pilgrim_ Tennessee Volunteers • Sickos Oct 14 '25
I’d gladly trade schedules with Ohio State or Indian
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u/DaAuraWolf Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
If you think you can win the SEC, then add one of them to pad out that non-conference schedule lineup with at least one Power 4 team/Notre Dame every year (the 2026 SEC standard) since the next time that will happen isn’t until a home/home series with Notre Dame in 2030 & 2031.
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u/thankyoukirby Oct 14 '25
If you changed the “would” to a “could,” I’d agree. They looked very impressive against a very good Oregon team. But no telling how they’d actually do against a schedule full of UGA, Texas, Bama, TAMU, LSU, TN, Ole Miss, etc. or how the physicality of those matchups would impact injuries on their roster and test their depth.
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Oct 14 '25
Hot take, the SEC isn’t actually deep and the voters just glaze them.
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u/CornJuiceLover Tennessee Volunteers Oct 14 '25
I don’t want to hear it. When was the last time a top 10 team lost by 53 points?
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u/bipbophil Ohio State Buckeyes • Big Ten Oct 14 '25
I went to a red river watch party, not once did broadcast bring up IU vs Oregon. They never showed a highlight or mentioned the score. Wtf was that
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u/Sea-Presentation5686 Alabama • South Alabama Oct 14 '25
Hot take, you don't watch football you just post on Reddit.
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u/Enjoyingtheview08 Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
Playing two decent teams throughout regular season? Meanwhile, Bama plays 4 top 20 teams 4 weeks in a row? Stop pretend the conferences are remotely close to being level.
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u/Trevyyy12 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
We shall see when it’s time for the playoff. 🫣
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u/JonAfricaBurner Oct 14 '25
Didn’t you guys get shellacked by notre dame?
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u/randomthrowaway9796 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Yeah, while Kirbys father was in the hospital about to die and right after a terrorist attack. Plus, Notre Dame isn't Indiana
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u/Select-Edge-3262 Tennessee • West Virginia Oct 14 '25
As a Tennessee fan and NOT an SEC fan, I think it's sad but hilarious how simple posts like this can bring out the worst of the infamous, lurking, SEC glazers. God, sometimes I HATE being in this conference...
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u/doll_licker124 LSU Tigers Oct 14 '25
Indiana might be the best team in the country this year. They look tough. Could never make it out alive in the bloodbath of the sec
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u/badkiwi42 Michigan State Spartans Oct 14 '25
Indiana winning a natty would be one of the most insane turnarounds in CFB history. It was already crazy turning a team that hasn’t won a bowl game since 91 to the damn CFP. They have smooth sailing path to an undefeated season as long as penn state stays as bad as they are currently
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u/BadCrawdad Georgia • Wake Forest Oct 14 '25
At this stage of the season, I wouldn't want to see IU or TT on my schedule.
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u/IntrepidIlliad Texas A&M Aggies Oct 14 '25
Brother take a lesson from an Aggie that was in the stand for every game of 2016 season: don’t count your eggs just yet
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u/WanderLeft :oklahoma2: Oklahoma Sooners • Oklahoma Sooners Oct 14 '25
You can’t prove a hypothetical
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u/Zealousideal_Loan904 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Oct 14 '25
Indiana would lose at least 5 games in the SEC.
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u/bit_pusher Texas Longhorns • Red River Shootout Oct 14 '25
I mean.. they might, but would they come out of it undefeated? its still a gauntlet of good teams even if none of them are the singular best team this season
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u/CrownedClownAg Texas A&M Aggies Oct 14 '25
Would Indiana win if it had to play week in and out. They don’t play anyone currently ranked the remainder of the season
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u/bchobbes117 South Carolina Gamecocks Oct 15 '25
I nearly missed the daily reminder that the SEC is still living rent free.
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u/RedShirtCashion Tennessee Volunteers • UT Martin Skyhawks Oct 15 '25
I’m not gonna say I agree with you. However, 3/4 of the SEC would not survive a game against current Indiana, and with the other 1/4 it would be a fight to the end.
Indiana is solid.
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u/Scorpion103188 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 15 '25
I never understood rooting for and chanting your conferences name. Seems incredibly stupid. I root for my team and my team only.
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u/Ok-News-6189 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Indiana plays, let’s see….0 ranked teams the rest of their schedule 🥸
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u/randomthrowaway9796 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Tbf, beating Illinois like they did and Oregon at all was very impressive. This isn't last years Indiana, this is a genuinely good and proven team.
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u/Ok-News-6189 Georgia Bulldogs Oct 14 '25
Where did I say they weren’t a good team? I’m just pointing out that it’s a funny claim to make looking at the rest of their schedule
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u/stevefstorms Alabama Crimson Tide Oct 14 '25
Is what people with corn shoved up their ass thinks.
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u/pajebent Ole Miss Rebels Oct 14 '25
They'll have a chance to win the whole dang enchilada this year. They look good as hell, we'll just have to see.