Ya know. This ain't the first time you've just made shyt up. The West ain't that weak. Kiffy has replaced LSU. And the West is still better than the East. Top 3 in the East 25-8. The West 28-6.
ltraz explained how Kiffy's 10 wins are different than Mullen's.
You don't need two PHDs to figure his stuff out.
The top 3 in the East in 2013 were 29-7 at this point. It was comprised of Mizzou, Usce, and a bad uga team. The powers don’t get replaced. They’re simply temporarily displaced. No one was afraid of that division. When the East was considered great, at least 2 of the big 3 were playing well. This year’s West is Alabama, considerable step down OM/A&M, and then average teams. His record is still his record, which is an accomplishment. I just don’t see the West, outside of Alabama, as being as daunting as in years past. And no, there is literally no difference between winning 10 this year and winning 10 in Starkville in 2014. Zero. Both are impressive given the built in disadvantages, but both have asterisks because of the temperature of the division and the added game post-2006, meaning they’d be 9 win seasons for those year’s coaches.
@ltraz
I do see this year’s Tide team as being imperfect, which is why we had a shot, Ark had a shot, A&M beat them and uga will likely be favored. I don’t hold the loss against him at all, but I do think the way it began is brutal. OM rarely belongs on the field with Ala, so it’s about what it should’ve been.
To be clear, I’m not discrediting LK and as I’ve said he’d be fine by me. I like to argue as you can see. Especially with inlaws in town and South African strain news to wake up to. Enjoy your day gentlemen.
Also this place is a cesspool.
