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sleep it off matt, tomorrow will be painful at first
Unfortunately we are still the embarrassment of the SEC today.
sleep it off matt, tomorrow will be painful at first
Unfortunately we are still the embarrassment of the SEC today.
There really was no excuse for the way we played. You would think meatchicken was a pro team from the looks of it and we know better than that. We blew it big time...no excuse.
But Mac said he was proud of this team.
There really was no excuse for the way we played. You would think meatchicken was a pro team from the looks of it and we know better than that. We blew it big time...no excuse.
Yep. Mac inherited a juggernaut with 5-deep at every position and totally choked. Shameful.
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Funny how people totally make things up...we gave up on this game. No excuse for the beat down. Losing sucks but quitting is worse. We have more talent than what showed up in this game. Now, if you want to read more into my post, go back and read my history. Im probably Macs biggest supporter on this board.
Funny how people totally make things up...we gave up on this game. No excuse for the beat down. Losing sucks but quitting is worse. We have more talent than what showed up in this game. Now, if you want to read more into my post, go back and read my history. Im probably Macs biggest supporter on this board.
Yeah, I'm a big supporter of JMac too. And I feel he's got things headed in the right direction, but I still question his approach to this bowl game. It just felt like it was treated as a vacation reward for winning the East, as if winning the East was the only real goal we had. The defense sure didn't look like winning was any major concern to them. At the same time, being perfectly honest with myself, I also realize pretty much any attitude or game plan we had, we really had very little chance to win with Treon and our OLine anyway, so maybe it really was the best way to treat the bowl this year.
Yeah, I'm a big supporter of JMac too. And I feel he's got things headed in the right direction, but I still question his approach to this bowl game. It just felt like it was treated as a vacation reward for winning the East, as if winning the East was the only real goal we had. The defense sure didn't look like winning was any major concern to them. At the same time, being perfectly honest with myself, I also realize pretty much any attitude or game plan we had, we really had very little chance to win with Treon and our OLine anyway, so maybe it really was the best way to treat the bowl this year.
This is cool. I generally pull for any SEC team playing a non-conference opponent. Usually a strong SEC conference makes us look better.
Listen as “S-E-C!” rings throughout BSC-dom. Oregon got a chorus from LSU Tigers fans Saturday night — a sequel to the SEC chant Auburn fans laid on them at January’s title game. LSU players chanted it at Ohio State after the 2008 title game; Florida Gators fans chanted it at the Buckeyes in 2007. Proving everybody can taunt somebody, Kentucky gave the “S-E-C!” to East Carolina at the 2009 Liberty Bowl. SEC pride has outgrown football. “You can imagine how grating it is when you hear the SEC chant all the time,” a woman named Valorie Kondos Field remarked last year. She is UCLA’s gymnastics coach.
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http://grantland.com/features/s-e-c-s-e-c-s-e-c/
Why do we chant "SEC"?
In a word, pride. Pride in the level of competition. Pride in knowing our conference champ whipped your conference champ. No team in the country wants to beat Gainesville more than the Georgia Bulldogs. But I will be damned if I want some Big10 or Big12 team beating my conference champion in the MNC game, or any other for that matter. It does not surprise me a fan in Ohio does not understand this.
It also comes not as a shock our pioneering kinfolk, long since having left our beloved South to liberate the Big12 frontier, share our passionate support for their conferences’ athletic prowess. To state that the Big12 wants to dethrone the SEC is only stating the Big12 is ambitious, an admirable trait of most Americans.
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We may be a tad fanatical to look upon the SEC Championship game as a National Semifinal. Surely, something must be wrong with me, a Georgia man without a national football title in the last 28 years. How can I have higher expectations, more pride, than a Buckeye blogger with multiple conference titles and a national championship in the current decade? This is an evolutionary question for which I have no answer.
The one thing I can assure Luke, be it the BCS Title game, the Sugar Bowl, Captial One, Outback, or any other field of play, when time has expired and the Bulldogs have emerged triumphant, at some point the chant will begin. SEC! SEC! SEC!
Hogwash re: Origins of the SEC! SEC! SEC! chant(Posted on 4/14/12 at 2:01 pm to bamalee)
Arkansas fans used this cheer during their final year in SWC to taunt the SWC boys. I know because I was there.
.according to TexAgs:
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The irony of the S-E-C chant is that it was the old SWC schools that started it all when Arkansas declared for the SEC in 1990. The Hog fans gave it back with interest to Horn fans at the 2000 Cotton Bowl. Other SEC fanbases gradually picked it up and now most of them do it at any major non-conference win.
-Locutus_of_Boar
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Locutus is again correct. S-E-C was chanted at Arkansas by SWC team fans during Arkansas' farewell, tour. And the Hogs had a bad team, too. The Hog fans picked it up and chanted it when the Arkansas won the NC in basketball. The rest of the SEC picked it up from there. It's really a all-for-one and one-for-all kind of thing.
-Socaldooley