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[NoNC4Tubs]

AWburn be playing like they think they're going to get the #1 draft pick in the NIL draft.

Yet their whole season is made if they were to beat us. That.cannot.happen.

The Reverend would get a raise and an extension...

 

[cdub55]

AWburn be playing like they think they're going to get the #1 draft pick in the NIL draft.

Yet their whole season is made if they were to beat us. That.cannot.happen.

At this point, don't be shocked if the Aubarn staff isn't already preparing for the Iron Bowl. Nothing else matters at this point.

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

At this point, don't be shocked if the Aubarn staff isn't already preparing for the Iron Bowl. Nothing else matters at this point.

No doubt in my mind. The Reverend knows this is why he was hired in the first place...

 

[cbi1972]

Missouri > Vanderbilt > Alabama > Georgia > Texas > Oklahoma > Auburn > Kentucky > Ole Miss > South Carolina > Texas A&M > LSU > Arkansas > Tennessee > Florida > Mississippi State

If Mississippi State manages to beat Missouri on Nov. 23, the SEC Ouroboros will be complete.

 

[TiderJack]

Somebody controlling the sound system at JHS was making a statement with the music selections.
After losing to Vandy, they played
Twisted Sister - "We're Not Gonna Take It"

Subtle.

LOL. They also played Sweet Cherry Pie which is a reference to Freeze's recruiting tactics at Ole Sis and the Barn. TBH, I can't believe they played this particular song with this reference.

 

[Bazza]

For those who watched Lags go down in the first half last week....this is fantastic news!

Billy Napier says DJ Lagway's injury was "less significant" than they initially believed. Lagway hasn't been ruled out this week vs Texas.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1853487171350511731

 

[arthurdawg]

At this point, don't be shocked if the Aubarn staff isn't already preparing for the Iron Bowl. Nothing else matters at this point.

I hope we had a few strategy sessions ourself last week... Must nail them this year.

 

[crimsonaudio]

 

[toliver2]

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I can get behind all of that except Texas losing to Florida. I just don't see it.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

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yep, expanding to 16 teams and only playing 8 conference games was a real good idea.

 

[92tide]

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i so hope that happens

 

[colbysullivan]

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In that scenario, Bama would be 3-1 against those teams. That has to count for something right?

 

[crimsonaudio]

In that scenario, Bama would be 3-1 against those teams. That has to count for something right?

Here are the SEC tie-breakers, in the order they will be used:

• Head-to-head among the tied teams.
• Record vs. common conference opponents.
• Record against the highest team in the standings that both teams have played, and failing that proceeding downward through other common opponents.
• Cumulative conference winning percentage of all conference opponents for each tied team (essentially, schedule strength).
• “Capped relative scoring margin” vs. all conference opponents. That’s a metric that is derived by comparing the team’s points scored and allowed to the opponents’ average points scored and allowed, per an appendix in the tie-breaking rules.
• Random draw of the tied teams.

 

[colbysullivan]

Here are the SEC tie-breakers, in the order they will be used:

• Head-to-head among the tied teams.
• Record vs. common conference opponents.
• Record against the highest team in the standings that both teams have played, and failing that proceeding downward through other common opponents.
• Cumulative conference winning percentage of all conference opponents for each tied team (essentially, schedule strength).
• “Capped relative scoring margin” vs. all conference opponents. That’s a metric that is derived by comparing the team’s points scored and allowed to the opponents’ average points scored and allowed, per an appendix in the tie-breaking rules.
• Random draw of the tied teams.

So…yes?

 

[cdub55]

I hope we had a few strategy sessions ourself last week... Must nail them this year.

To be thinking about anyone but LSU this weekend would be a mistake. Aubarn can get away with it because they have nothing left to play for. We do...

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

LOL. They also played Sweet Cherry Pie which is a reference to Freeze's recruiting tactics at Ole Sis and the Barn. TBH, I can't believe they played this particular song with this reference.

The REC is everywhere...

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

Here are the SEC tie-breakers, in the order they will be used:

• Head-to-head among the tied teams.
• Record vs. common conference opponents.
• Record against the highest team in the standings that both teams have played, and failing that proceeding downward through other common opponents.
• Cumulative conference winning percentage of all conference opponents for each tied team (essentially, schedule strength).
• “Capped relative scoring margin” vs. all conference opponents. That’s a metric that is derived by comparing the team’s points scored and allowed to the opponents’ average points scored and allowed, per an appendix in the tie-breaking rules.
• Random draw of the tied teams.

So the SEC office may need to buy some time on a Cray super-computer...

 

[cbi1972]

So the SEC office may need to buy some time on a Cray super-computer...

The Cray

 

[cbi1972]

If all favorites win, it's a Georgia-Texas rematch.

Hypothetical upset results assuming all other favorites win:

If Ole Miss knocks off Georgia, it's Texas-Alabama

If Tennessee knocks off Georgia, it's Texas-Tennessee

If Texas A&M knocks off Texas, it's Texas A&M-Georgia

Alabama scenarios, assuming no further losses.

Ole Miss > Georgia
Tennessee > Georgia AND Vandy > Tennessee

There are other bizarro circumstances that could happen, but these seem the most feasible.

Not making the championship game is not the end of playoff hopes.

 

[Elefantman]

If you can miss the SECCG and still make the playoffs, I think that's the best route.