SEC's dominance | TigerFan.com

TigerBill661 · Jan 9, 2010

PASADENA, Calif. -- The man wore a crimson sports coat and a houndstooth hat -- in other words, he fit right in with the rest of the jubilant crowd -- and when Alabama scored, he raised both hands, signaling "V" for victory with both, like he was channeling Richard Nixon
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Or four. The signal might have been the number four. It was hard to tell.

But a moment later, the familiar chant began, boiling up from somewhere lower in the old stadium. It rolled through the Rose Bowl -- and no doubt, swept all through the South, too -- "SEC! SEC! SEC! SEC!" And there was no mistaking the message
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Good read, IMO.

Alabama's title illustrates SEC dominance of college football - George Schroeder - SI.com

TigerBill661 · Jan 11, 2010

And another . . .

Because by now you know the statistics: Alabama's BCS championship gives the SEC four consecutive national titles and six titles in the 12 championship games the BSC has been responsible for.
The four most recent titles have been won by three different teams, and the six titles overall have been won by five different teams. The SEC is a perfect 6-0 in BCS Championship Games. No other conference can claim more than two BCS titles, and no other conference can claim more than three different teams even being in a position to play for the title.
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Instead of breaking up the BCS, maybe congress needs to investigate the SEC for restraint of trade against the other 108 Division I football teams.
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http://blog.al.com/ray-melick/2010/01/real_question...

LesMilesFan · Jan 11, 2010

and the six titles overall have been won by five different teams
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Tennessee, LSU, Florida, Alabama. Did I miss someone?

TUSKtimes · Jan 11, 2010

LesMilesFan said: ↑

Tennessee, LSU, Florida, Alabama. Did I miss someone?
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Vandy, easy mistake.

LesMilesFan · Jan 11, 2010

TUSKtimes said: ↑

Vandy, easy mistake.
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Nope. Must be Auburn 04'.