"NOBODY WANTS TO PLAY THE BEAVERZ..."

[bocomo007]

SEC KNOWS the west coast is a hellhole of losses for em, they won't come out here.


Well, cept for LSU...gawd I love that club!

 

[Wild Turkey]

SEC KNOWS the west coast is a hellhole of losses for em, they won't come out here.


Well, cept for LSU...gawd I love that club!

Auburn has played USC
Alabama has played UCLA
Georgia has played Boise
Tenn has played Oregon
LSU has played Oregon

All of them home and home series. As for Washington State vs Auburn can't blame my team if one of your schools is willing to sell their home game back we contracted to go to Pullman they cashed the check and didn't have to.

SEC will travel and play in PAC country have your AD call mine and as long as you are willing to write a 800k check to cover the cost they will play.

 

[TROJAN-MAN]

He'll, I'm always ready and willing to play witha a beaver

 

[trojanfan12]

Auburn has played USC
Alabama has played UCLA
Georgia has played Boise
Tenn has played Oregon
LSU has played Oregon

All of them home and home series. As for Washington State vs Auburn can't blame my team if one of your schools is willing to sell their home game back we contracted to go to Pullman they cashed the check and didn't have to.

SEC will travel and play in PAC country have your AD call mine and as long as you are willing to write a 800k check to cover the cost they will play.

You forgot Arkansas' home and home vs. USC as well. Also, the Georgia/Boise games and LSU/Oregon were not home and home.

The SEC is a combined 2-9 in the games you listed plus Arky vs. USC.

Alabama hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. UCLA in 2001 and 2002.

Auburn hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2002 and 2003.

Arkansas hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2005 and 2006.

Georgia played Boise in 2005 and didn't play them again until 2011 and went 1-1. The first game was played @Georgia, the 2nd game was played in Atlanta (Chik-Fil-A Kick Off Classic) not exactly a home and home.

Tennessee played Oregon in 2010 and 2013 and went 0-2.

LSU played Oregon at Jerry World in 2011 winning that game.

Not sure SEC teams are all that excited to head out to PAC country given their record.

 

[trojanfan12]

You forgot Arkansas' home and home vs. USC as well. Also, the Georgia/Boise games and LSU/Oregon were not home and home.

The SEC is a combined 2-9 in the games you listed plus Arky vs. USC.

Alabama hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. UCLA in 2001 and 2002.

Auburn hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2002 and 2003.

Arkansas hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2005 and 2006.

Georgia played Boise in 2005 and didn't play them again until 2011 and went 1-1. The first game was played @Georgia, the 2nd game was played in Atlanta (Chik-Fil-A Kick Off Classic) not exactly a home and home.

Tennessee played Oregon in 2010 and 2013 and went 0-2.

LSU played Oregon at Jerry World in 2011 winning that game.

Not sure SEC teams are all that excited to head out to PAC country given their record.

I forgot that Tennessee also had a home and home vs. UCLA in 2008 and 2009 and went 0-2. This brings the SEC's total to 2-11 vs. PAC teams and Boise.

 

[Wild Turkey]

You forgot Arkansas' home and home vs. USC as well. Also, the Georgia/Boise games and LSU/Oregon were not home and home.

The SEC is a combined 2-9 in the games you listed plus Arky vs. USC.

Alabama hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. UCLA in 2001 and 2002.

Auburn hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2002 and 2003.

Arkansas hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2005 and 2006.

Georgia played Boise in 2005 and didn't play them again until 2011 and went 1-1. The first game was played @Georgia, the 2nd game was played in Atlanta (Chik-Fil-A Kick Off Classic) not exactly a home and home.

Tennessee played Oregon in 2010 and 2013 and went 0-2.

LSU played Oregon at Jerry World in 2011 winning that game.

Not sure SEC teams are all that excited to head out to PAC country given their record.

They would play there isn't some duck the PAC conspiracy with the SEC in fact Auburn has big problems getting quality BCS opponents I can't image they would turn any PAC offer down if schedules could be coordinated.

Now I can tell you that multiple B1G team have turned Auburn down over the years. Of course the B1G fans would say "play us in November when it's cold you can't hack it" when the truth is they back load their conference schedule and in fact can't play then.

 

[ChrisperJ10]

I never noticed this till now, but I really think Wallace and OD are twins separated at birth.

No way!

Wallace is a legend... Pound for pound the gayest poster on the hoop.

Go bevahz!

 

[bamafan4evr12]

You forgot Arkansas' home and home vs. USC as well. Also, the Georgia/Boise games and LSU/Oregon were not home and home.

The SEC is a combined 2-9 in the games you listed plus Arky vs. USC.

Alabama hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. UCLA in 2001 and 2002.

Auburn hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2002 and 2003.

Arkansas hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2005 and 2006.

Georgia played Boise in 2005 and didn't play them again until 2011 and went 1-1. The first game was played @Georgia, the 2nd game was played in Atlanta (Chik-Fil-A Kick Off Classic) not exactly a home and home.

Tennessee played Oregon in 2010 and 2013 and went 0-2.

LSU played Oregon at Jerry World in 2011 winning that game.

Not sure SEC teams are all that excited to head out to PAC country given their record.

I think one reason Bama doesn't go out west is recruiting purposes. The places we recruit big time are the places we play at and the games are neutral sites (Atlanta and Dallas). Its definitely not because Bama is scared to play any of the Pac teams, we just don't recruit out there much. And lets be honest, 01-02 Bama is way different than 2013 Bama.

 

[4down20]

You forgot Arkansas' home and home vs. USC as well. Also, the Georgia/Boise games and LSU/Oregon were not home and home.

The SEC is a combined 2-9 in the games you listed plus Arky vs. USC.

Alabama hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. UCLA in 2001 and 2002.

Auburn hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2002 and 2003.

Arkansas hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2005 and 2006.

Georgia played Boise in 2005 and didn't play them again until 2011 and went 1-1. The first game was played @Georgia, the 2nd game was played in Atlanta (Chik-Fil-A Kick Off Classic) not exactly a home and home.

Tennessee played Oregon in 2010 and 2013 and went 0-2.

LSU played Oregon at Jerry World in 2011 winning that game.

Not sure SEC teams are all that excited to head out to PAC country given their record.

You don't really think that has anything to do with it do you?

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

You forgot Arkansas' home and home vs. USC as well. Also, the Georgia/Boise games and LSU/Oregon were not home and home.

The SEC is a combined 2-9 in the games you listed plus Arky vs. USC.

Alabama hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. UCLA in 2001 and 2002.

Auburn hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2002 and 2003.

Arkansas hasn't made it out here since going 0-2 in their home and home vs. USC in 2005 and 2006.

Georgia played Boise in 2005 and didn't play them again until 2011 and went 1-1. The first game was played @Georgia, the 2nd game was played in Atlanta (Chik-Fil-A Kick Off Classic) not exactly a home and home.

Tennessee played Oregon in 2010 and 2013 and went 0-2.



LSU played Oregon at Jerry World in 2011 winning that game.

Not sure SEC teams are all that excited to head out to PAC country given their record.

You forgot Oregon swept Miss State in a home n home in 02 & 03

 

[WestEndVol]

I forgot that Tennessee also had a home and home vs. UCLA in 2008 and 2009 and went 0-2. This brings the SEC's total to 2-11 vs. PAC teams and Boise.

And Cal...beat 'em at our place, lost at theirs.

 

[BoiseMike19]

Wallace, great win and good luck next year. Less than 48 hours after our worst team in a decade, I'm still confident we will be better next year. But then, I still thought this down team would beat Oregon State in a close one. Bottom line, we sucked.

 

[Boise4Life]

V

 

[Wild Turkey]

I think one reason Bama doesn't go out west is recruiting purposes. The places we recruit big time are the places we play at and the games are neutral sites (Atlanta and Dallas). Its definitely not because Bama is scared to play any of the Pac teams, we just don't recruit out there much. And lets be honest, 01-02 Bama is way different than 2013 Bama.

Actually the opposite everyone should want West Coast exposure for recruiting purposes.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Actually the opposite everyone should want West Coast exposure for recruiting purposes.

Why would a SECer try to recruit West Coast? More talent in the southeast/Texas than California.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Why would a SECer try to recruit West Coast? More talent in the southeast/Texas than California.

They get plenty of exposure in those areas doesn't hurt to play up North or in the West...call it brand expansion. Plus you may not get football players but you might get perspective students interested in your school. Not everything revolves around football.

 

[Boise4Life]

Why would a SECer try to recruit West Coast? More talent in the southeast/Texas than California.

No there isn't. Plus what's the population of CA? Like 50 or 60 million maybe?

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

No there isn't. Plus what's the population of CA? Like 50 or 60 million maybe?

As of 2012, California had 38 million residents. Florida and Texas (45 million) without even counting the rest of the region have more residents than California.

 

[fredmccallyRTR]

I always want to play with beavers.

 

[Boise4Life]

As of 2012, California had 38 million residents. Florida and Texas (45 million) without even counting the rest of the region have more residents than California.

You're right, MJ. I just looked it up. Texas (not East Texas, but the entire state) put out 341 FBS recruits/players in 2013. California had 232.