r/cfbmemes • u/Other-Chemical-6393 North Carolina • South's … • 18h ago
Spot the difference
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u/Conscious-Student813 Alabama Crimson Tide 18h ago
Not to mention if you take cross conference games into account sec has a winning record this year at 10-2 against the other p4 converses and a winning record against big 12
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u/Woullie_26 Alabama Crimson Tide 18h ago
And yet the only argument I'm seeing for putting Indiana above Georgia is "quality loss"
Funny how that works
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u/unfortunately7 Purdue Boilermakers 12h ago
They have cignetti and won the championship last year. That's two reasons.
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u/RiggedBig10Natty2023 The Game • ESPN Classic 16h ago
The funny thing is that OSU was 100 percent a quality loss and IU should move up the rankings for their performance.
Crybaby Big 10 fans who weren't used to seeing good football in their conference until 2 years ago are finally understanding what SEC people have been saying for years about quality losses.
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u/formerspook Notre Dame • Arizona 17h ago
The only 12 team playoff SEC OOC wins are, checks notes, Texas over ASU/Ole Miss over TULANE/Georgia over Clemson. So, obviously they deserve the benefit of their proud recent history
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u/RiggedBig10Natty2023 The Game • ESPN Classic 16h ago edited 12h ago
How come Texas's recent 2026 win over OSU gets no mention from you?
Why are you restricting it to just SEC playoff wins over the past 2 years?
Ever heard of cherry picking?
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u/LightningDusty Florida Gators 2h ago
They have to cherry pick because if they go back more than like three years there's a ton of SEC dominance. 😂
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u/formerspook Notre Dame • Arizona 15h ago
The point is that for the conference in which the motto is “it just means more” it sure as hell looks like those stats don’t mean anything when the games literally mean more. Everyone talking about OOC ignoring win or go home OOC
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u/No-Fill1769 Arkansas Razorbacks 13h ago
A lot of words to say nothing at all
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u/SoaringMonkey Georgia Bulldogs 15m ago
That’s the Notre Dame insecurity in him. Small dog syndrome.
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u/hunghome 12h ago edited 10h ago
The big 12 went 7-12 vs other conferences that season. Their record against SEC was 2-5
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u/OSUfan88 Oklahoma State Cowboys • Hateful 8 11h ago
What does SMU have to do with this?
Are you lecturing us on the Big 12, and don’t even know what teams are on it?
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u/RiggedBig10Natty2023 The Game • ESPN Classic 16h ago
Omg the conference that has put the most talent in the NFL, has the most natties in the past 30 years and is located in a region where most football talent comes from as well as is the most culturally obsessed with college football and even more so than professional sports gets the benefit of the doubt and gets more media coverage.
Let's not even talk about what happened the last time a Big 12 team was in the natty.
Reeeeeeeeee. It's not faaaaaaair. SEC biaaas. They all suck espn is just baseless propaganda guys 😭
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u/king_karter69 Arkansas Razorbacks 7h ago
I mean the 1 argument that dismantles this stupid meme is that Oklahoma state was somehow ranked 18th after losing to Tulsa lmao. Idc if they beat Oregon or whoever that is genuinely unacceptable. Even Arkansas beat the brakes off Tulsa. Ok state should not be ranked again this season unless it’s maybe the last week and they’ve won out. Much less 18th.
Yet somehow the SEC is biased?
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u/Oceanfloorfan1 Arkansas Razorbacks 2h ago
The SEC is currently 38-2 in non conference games, and 10-2 against power four teams. Whereas the 2024 Big 12 famously struggled in the non conference, going 33-11 overall and just 5-9 against power four teams.
But yes let’s strip away all context and get angry because of the badge on the uniform.
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u/lord_uroko Navy Midshipmen 17h ago
The difference is that it just means more. Thats the only real difference
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u/treymata Minnesota • Minnesota-Duluth 18h ago
Ridiculous there is 9 SEC teams ranked but not 9 Monster Big 12 teams ranked