Finally a good article about the Bama-LSU game

[LSUfanFloridaAlumni]

LSU proved it's No. 1 against Alabama despite lack of offense - Stewart Mandel - SI.com

Thanks Stewart Mandel and SI.com. They always have better publication then the controversy desiring ESPN.

 

[bchampy]

"....the sport's lowest-scoring 1 vs. 2 game since 1946...."

 

[mysfit]

Interesting graphic on geographical preferences IMO

Which best describes LSU's 9-6 win at Alabama? - Sportsnation - ESPN

 

[BigAppleBadger]

Interesting graphic on geographical preferences IMO

Which best describes LSU's 9-6 win at Alabama? - Sportsnation - ESPN

So what this says is that people in the South are SEC homers, people in Big Ten country know good football when they see it but appreciate a little offense, and people out West know nothing about football.

Sounds about right.

 

[LSUfanFloridaAlumni]

So what this says is that people in the South are SEC homers, people in Big Ten country know good football when they see it but appreciate a little offense, and people out West know nothing about football.

Sounds about right.

They must not see any good football until bowl season.

Sorry, I couldn't resist. Haha j/k

 

[BigAppleBadger]

They must not see any good football until bowl season.

Sorry, I couldn't resist. Haha j/k

As much as the outcomes have sucked, the Big Ten has had 3 of the 4 or 5 best games this season.

Michigan vs. Notre Dame
Wisconsin @ Michigan State
Wisconsin @ Ohio State

 

[yeodonie]

So what this says is that people in the South are SEC homers, people in Big Ten country know good football when they see it but appreciate a little offense, and people out West know nothing about football.

Sounds about right.

lmao

 

[LSUfanFloridaAlumni]

As much as the outcomes have sucked, the Big Ten has had 3 of the 4 or 5 best games this season.

Michigan vs. Notre Dame
Wisconsin @ Michigan State
Wisconsin @ Ohio State

I agree with you there. B1G has been what the SEC has been in the past when it comes to exciting endings.

 

[metal_frk_334]

There is nothing surprising about those numbers. The SEC and Big 10 share common play styles for the most part. While the west coast has their own broken version of football.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

There is nothing surprising about those numbers. The SEC and Big 10 share common play styles for the most part. While the west coast has their own broken version of football.

Well, just the upstarts. Stanford and USC play real football for the most part.

And Oklahoma State (and Texas Tech) plays a mutant brand of football as well. That might have something to do with OK's color, but they might just be butthurt over the possibility of a rematch.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

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