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BigAppleBadger
On Wisconsin
Because they're still a B12 scrub and would have won one of the divisions of the best conference in the land.Why would you laugh? They appear to be a really good team. I'm not sure I get it.
Because they're still a B12 scrub and would have won one of the divisions of the best conference in the land.Why would you laugh? They appear to be a really good team. I'm not sure I get it.
And therefore would have won the BigXII. So again, I don't get it.
Are you that dumb?No. That's the thing, they were never competitive in the B12. So it would mean that the SEC East sucks.
Yeah, but we are also known for being consistently good as of late. We wouldve broken through the soft Big 12 this year if we were still in that league.I don't know if it is funny.
But, it would be one of the more shocking things ever if they won the SEC.
They are known for never winning conference titles.
They went 0 for 17 in the Big 12.
I think they went 1 for 31 in the Big 8.
It would be insane to think they would finally get a conference title and it would be the SEC.
I doubt it.
They will probably get destroyed by the West winner.
Are you that dumb?
- In 3 of their last 4 years they were division champs. Is that never?
- They are going to be better with SEC recruiting advantage.
- TAMU was 5th in the SEC last year curb stomped the Big12 champ last year, meaning past performance doesn't dictate future performance. Doesn't take a genius to see that.
East down? Sure seems that way after today. Sucks? Only in your envy adled mind. A good chance you'll get to play one of us in a bowl game and we know how that typically works out, don't we?
Never said won any outright. 2007 2008 2010 co-champs. My point is the same, if not perfect. I was doing it from memory.False statement.
2011 There were no divisions and they finished 5th.
2010 "Co-Champ", But lost the head-to-head with Nebraska. Nebraska in CCG
2009 Nebraska lone division champs.
2008 Co-champs Won head to head vs Nebraska
So at best you can say they were division champs twice. Only one of those were champs by head-to-head.
They didn't win any outright.
Quit making Missouri anything other than a Big 12 also ran.
They had a horrifically bad record vs. Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Texas.
They were not even remotely close to .500 versus the Big 12 power teams.
Official finishes in the Big 12:
7, 5, 5, 11, 10, 9, 10, 6, 9, 7, 5, 2, 5, 6, 4, 5
They never won a league title.
They went 4-5 in their bowl games.
They finished ranked in the top 10 ONCE in 17 Big 12 season.
They finished ranked only 5 times.
Missouri is a GREAT basketball school.
That is their primary identity.
They are a very mediocre football school.
That is why it would be frankly stunning for them to win an SEC title.
Never said won any outright. 2007 2008 2010 co-champs. My point is the same, if not perfect. I was doing it from memory.
Never said won any outright. 2007 2008 2010 co-champs. My point is the same, if not perfect. I was doing it from memory.
Whatever, dude. You get my point. Missouri was not a scrub, as this post alleges, the past 4 or 5 years so it is no surprise they are being competitive in the SEC. I was surprised they started off so badly last year.You said
"In 3 of their last 4 years they were division champs"
That is a false statement. The best you can say is division co-champs twice.
It could happen. Of course, Obamacare could be repealed next week too, though its just as unlikely.
Quit making Missouri anything other than a Big 12 also ran.
They had a horrifically bad record vs. Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Texas.
They were not even remotely close to .500 versus the Big 12 power teams.
Official finishes in the Big 12:
7, 5, 5, 11, 10, 9, 10, 6, 9, 7, 5, 2, 5, 6, 4, 5
They never won a league title.
They went 4-5 in their bowl games.
They finished ranked in the top 10 ONCE in 17 Big 12 season.
They finished ranked only 5 times.
Missouri is a GREAT basketball school.
That is their primary identity.
They are a very mediocre football school.
That is why it would be frankly stunning for them to win an SEC title.