Does it seem like ESPN has been trying it's best to serve as a motivational video for Cal? It seems they just keep trying to push Cal for revenge. Just look at the current front page: 'Un-Bear-able Memory' http://espn.go.com/ Gotta pull for Tennessee in this one. There can be no excuses if Tennessee wins this year, in their house, with them having every motive for the game.
:lol: You mean Uncle Paul? Does everyone have one of these? I always pull for him when he gets out of jail so I guess that is like pulling for Tenn. to beat Cal. But you know it is so hard for Uncle Paul to stay clean.
I want Tenn to win, but Cal will destroy them. Revenge can be an ugly thing. I can hear ESPN now ... Pac 1+9 is much better than the SEC based on this huge victory over a mighty SEC team.
Pull for SEC definitely. No questions asked. It makes the SEC as a whole look stronger, which the SEC needs to keep building on this because last year was the first year where it was somewhat of a consensus in the media that the SEC was the toughest conference. We may need that consensus at the end of the year to possibly get in a BCS game or NC game with a loss. Anytime the SEC has a chance to beat an OOC school I pull for the SEC team. That's just the way I roll. Later, JP
You guys are right. I will pull for SEC team but sometimes it is tough. Phat phil is not one of my favorite people but i think Tenn victory helps LSU so even though its distastefull ill do it.
How does the SEC break down? Please--go to an Auburn board and just ASK that question. They hate Alabama fans, but they probably hate LSU fans the most. You will hear the story about the Auburn car that was burned in Baton Rouge, about 80-year-old LSU women cussing children, about LSU children cussing 80-year-old Auburn women, about LSU fans beating up an Auburn coach who had cancer, and about LSU's band member beating up their kicker in 2001 (wait--that last one actually happened...) CalcoTiger, how can you even ask your question? You must, absolutely MUST, pull for Tennessee. It's the family thing--and wait to see Les Miles' comments being dredged up again and again if the SEC loses to Cal.
