MafiaMan

NYET!

I hear what you're sayin', geaux_sioux. It'll be a damn miracle if Bubba gets this team a 5th win on the season - one of the better FCS coaching jobs this season with a UND win this weekend.

Missouri...Big XII mid-level team constantly trying to get over the Oklahoma/Texas/Nebraska hump. Texas A&M...Big XII mid-level team trying to do the exact same thing. Both teams come to the SEC and within a couple of seasons, are at the top of the conference. SEC dominance indeed.

Yea, that Navy is an awful team. An awful team that beat Georgia Southern 52-19 this season. The same Georgia Southern who rolled who at the end of last season? Florida.

So Vandy would "work over" Nebraska but quite possibly lose to the Huskers. Compelling argument you're making... If Northwestern is so awful, how over-rated is Notre Dame?

I'm not an SEC hater and you are 100% correct. ESPN wouldn't dare risk bad-mouthing a business partner - in fact, during college football season, you could say the SEC becomes the Yankees and Red Sox of summertime to ESPN.

That's not what you said at all. Your exact words were that Vandy would "work over" Nebraska. Go re-read your post. That sad-sack Nebraska team that lost to Minnesota last year also beat Georgia in the Gator Bowl - as I already pointed out in this thread earlier to scpa.

They should be in the road jerseys section...

Funny you should mention Georgia and Nebraska...you're simply saying that a game this season would be a reversal of last season's Gator Bowl, eh? For the record, I am an SEC fan and watch Georgia as often as I can. Now, Kentucky. Oh boy. 41-3 losers to LSU, 63-31 losers to Georgia, and 50-16 losers to Tennessee. Hangin' with the big boys!

Vandy would work over Nebraska? You have lost your marbles.

I didn't say that at all, but let's be reasonable here. The SEC certainly has its share of patsies and mediocre teams this season: Vanderbilt...Kentucky...South Carolina...Florida...Tennessee...Arkansas... some folks want to claim that those schools would work over Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Nebraska? C'mon.

East, west, puh-tay-toe, puh-tah-toe.

Then I'm surprised you're not a bigger fan of Michigan Tech, Goon. Hmnnn...now those look familiar, but I just can't put my finger on it...

So why was the NCHC ignoring St Cloud State until bar-close time then?

http://m.startribune.com/sports/blogs/283095481.html Just found it...

No proof or link to substantiate the claim, but I had wondered myself if the B10 would be interested in ASU.

More hockey history? Ummm...you do know that hockey at Notre Dame has existed for just over 100 years and it has pretty much been a D1 school since 1968, right? SCSU's been around the top level since, what, 1989? Michigan Tech had already completed a major renovation when St Cloud was promising to get one going. And don't even get me started on Western Michigan...

So how do you explain St Cloud being on the do-not-call list until Notre Dame says "no thanks," at which time St Cloud is all of a sudden a great fit?

Harvard beats Dartmouth 2-0 and RPI and UConn tie 1-1.

For the love of all that is holy, get this Big 10 vs SEC football back-and-forth over to the FBS thread in NCAA News!

Why's that?

Arizona State will likely play its games at US Airways Arena in DOWNTOWN PHOENIX? Good grief, NOOOOOOOO!

I get that the common denominator is LSU. Your claim is that the "real" Florida is the one that played the Tigers tough. You're pretty optimistic that that's the team that would show up to play Wisconsin. Indiana - again, the worst team record-wise in in-conference play in the Big 10. And they own a win over the current SEC West leader Missouri.

Watching the Sabres play the Sharks on NBCSN...good grief, Buffalo's 3rd jerseys are awful. Who designs garbage like that?

I didn't see any of your jersey opinions listed in the home and away jersey threads...perhaps you're a secret admirer of the maroon and gold of Minnesota? In that case, you'll probably like what Arizona State comes up with.