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@OkieFBfan If only results on the field did too

This Graphic proves that the SEC is a Gauntlet

@CF_Budge Ball-Sac is an amazing pull. Gameday needs to drop everything and hop on this immediately.

With realignment comes the opportunity for new rivalries in College Football. Here are 10 that I think could come about from realignment moves that take place in 2026. Which of these will be the most intense rivalry?

@CollegeFBPortal @californiapost He veered into oncoming traffic

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@CollegeFBonX No holds called on them against Ohio State

Who knows ball and can tell me what all of these teams have in common? Hint: it has to do with the 2026 regular season specifically

But guessing at how rosters and staff will impact a team’s success also means nothing. And waiting till week 5 isn’t possible because pollsters will never watch every single team and every single game to cross reference. The best answer is to let all changes be decided on the field.

@pstudeba8 @overrated_sec But past success means nothing because of turnover. The only real answer is no ratings before week 5. But it is a content machine so that isn’t happening.

There's no bigger gap between reality and perception than SEC Twitter. "Best teams. Best conference. Best depth. Best coaching. Strongest rosters." Yet somehow: 3-7 vs. non-conference teams in the CFP the last 3 years. Zero title game appearances. How do they reconcile this in their mind?

That’s where you’re wrong. The rankings are going to be wrong regardless, and we don’t know how well a team developed the backups, how well the coaches will mesh, how the scheme will play out….theres so much that goes into a team’s success. You can’t just look at turnover. It all needs to be earned on the field.

@pstudeba8 @overrated_sec Too much turn over to be a relevant metric.

It would a little. I’ve had this conversation with many people. Carrying post to pre is the best way, because then everything is earned on the field. Preseason rankings are wrong every year, because talent doesn’t decide games. Hence why Penn State, Florida, and Indiana all had results that didn’t match the talent. But in terms of reducing opt outs, it would help because now there’s a consequence. The postseason rankings impact next year’s team.

@pstudeba8 @overrated_sec No it wouldn’t.

@ThisNotCom The 2 most frustrating things about OSU’s offense, as a Buckeye fan, can be summed up in this play: 1. You have an all world WR with 7 yards of space on 4th & inches. Throw him the dang ball. 2. You have nothing around the edge, turn up field & go thru the defense, not around it.

The play, the defense, the call…it was all so perfect. Worst loss ever.

@eSECpn @SECSupremacyCFB @secnumbersguy *subjectively Which is why the postseason ranking should just carry over to the preseason.

@SECSupremacyCFB @secnumbersguy Do you see how I have no Florida, Auburn, Tennessee? This top 25 is called objectivity. Believe me, I would love to not rank any SEC team, but that’s not reality

Since the haters asked for it and @secnumbersguy’s mom gave me some time to create it. First ever eSECpn pre-season top 25 rankings below: *subject to change and I reject all criticism*

@eSECpn @secnumbersguy This should be the ranking. Any changes should be earned on the field.

@HornsDown @overrated_sec They do matter though. Vandy was all in on beating Iowa. If we just made the postseason poll carry over to the preseason, that would fix a lot of the opt outs.

@pstudeba8 @overrated_sec Playoffs i will concede. I could care less about non playoff bowl games. I hate when my team loses them but they mean nothing at the end of the day with opt outs.

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@Dexerto Or how about this….dont wear underwear to athletic events

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If you count bowl games, the Big Ten has been better over the last two seasons, hands down. For last year… Top of the conference the B1G was obviously better. The middle is a mixed bag. OU was better than anyone in the B1G middle, but then you have Vandy and Tennessee losing to the B1G. LSU showed some real weakness too against schools like Western Kentucky. The bottom is bad for both conferences. Arkansas lost 56-13 to ND and also lost to Memphis. But then they were competitive with the entire SEC. Kentucky, who actually finished in the bottom middle of the SEC, lost 41-0 to Louisville and played it close with Toledo. Florida lost to USF. UCLA lost 43-10 to Utah and 35-10 to New Mexico. Purdue lost 56-30 to Notre Dame. In my opinion, the B1G is better at the top, and the two conferences are pretty equal in the middle and bottom. The SEC obviously has more talent. Recruiting rankings and draft results show that. But the gap is narrowing, and talent isn’t the only way teams win. We have evidence of that. Development, scheme, team cohesion, coaching, etc all can impact the game and the B1G is probably winning there.

@pstudeba8 @overrated_sec OOC games SEC has the best record among the P4. B1G has had the best team and usually a second high up. SEC is stronger in the middle of the conference. But winning titles important and SEC needs to change that reality.

@CollegeFBonX I wish we could’ve seen Ted Ginn Jr, Terrelle Pryor, Chris Gamble, or Troy Smith in an Urban Meyer offense. Those are the guys I grew up with, but they played in the most boring offense…

Who is the college football player you miss watching play the most?

@WCCSG_ @CFBReport P4 programs only

@CFBReport What about 67 and 69?

College Football Strength of Schedule Rankings, according to ESPN FPI 💪

@CFBReport This is because ESPN ignores Kentucky losing to Louisville 0-41 and barely beating Toledo, as well as Arkansas losing to Notre Dame 56-13 and also Memphis. They just assume because of recruiting rankings the SEC will be amazing, even if the on the field results say otherwise.

@remarks Sadly that’s just a drop in the bucket towards our debt. But I’ll take it.

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@kjwithafumanchu @overrated_sec “Other conferences”? Nice wins against Troy and Jacksonville State. Now tell us the SEC’s record vs the Big Ten over the last two years.

@pstudeba8 @overrated_sec SEC was 12-6 vs other confs in the reg season last yr. Non-CFP bowl games ARE affected by injuries & opt outs. At least that’s what we were told in 2023 when UGA destroyed FSU in the Orange Bowl, Mizzou beat Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl, Ole Miss beat PSU in the Peach Bowl 🤷🏻‍♂️