February 7Feb 7 4 hours ago, Js1 said: Why are our conference mates such pussy-rubbed bitches? You lost to a shitty LSU That game was handed to the Tigahs by the refs. Watching that, it became apparent that the main difference with XII reffing is that we aren't the only ones getting fucked. On the bright side, even when it is us, it's not about some irrational hatred.
February 8Feb 8 3 minutes ago, LTtxfan said: Hopefully that’s enough to keep Arch happy for the next couple of years
February 8Feb 8 1 hour ago, LTtxfan said: Note that the $52.5 million distro was only for schools with a full year in the league. Texas and OU got roughly half of that (I believe a little over $27 million).
February 8Feb 8 16 minutes ago, Park Gothic said: Note that the $52.5 million distro was only for schools with a full year in the league. Texas and OU got roughly half of that (I believe a little over $27 million). While accurate, it's missing a salient point. From what I understand OU and Texas got half portions as part of the agreement to move to the SEC a year early, not because they hadn't been in the league for a full year. As opposed to say, Washington, Oregon, Stanford, and California. Or even SMU, which gets nothing in terms of TV distribution money. They all get smaller portions for the life of the current TV contract as part of the agreement to take them on as conference members.
February 8Feb 8 It also says it averaged $52.5 per school. If TX/OU got half a distribution then the other 14 school got more than that.
February 8Feb 8 2 hours ago, NeverMarryAStripper said: It also says it averaged $52.5 per school. If TX/OU got half a distribution then the other 14 school got more than that. Nope. That number is the average for the 14 pre-2024 schools.
February 11Feb 11 Author Awwwbrrrnnn fans... "Did things just get better or worse" Auburn contract extension reportedly doubles DJ Durkin's salary The pay bump makes Durkin the second highest paid coordinator in college football. Doug Samuels 47 minutes ago Quote Auburn defensive coordinator DJ Durkin's recent contract extension at Auburn will make him one of the highest paid coordinators in college football. Durkin, who agreed to a contract extension earlier this month, will now make a base salary of $2.5 million per season. With the built in annual escalator to raise that $200k each off season. The veteran college defensive coordinator made $1.2 million leading the Tigers defense last fall and was set to make $1.4 million this year under his previous deal that took him through the 2026 season. Multiple outlets have shared details of the extension. The USA Today assistant coach salary database showed just nine assistant coaches in the $2 million per year club last year, and the new salary will pay him in the same range that LSU paid DC Blake Baker ($2.5 million), and what Michigan paid Wink Martindale ($2.3 million) last fall. Just a few weeks ago, Jim Knowles departure from Ohio State to take over the defense at Penn State reset the coordinator market, as the Nittany Lions agreed to break the $3 million per year ceiling in awarding him $3.1 million annually. With the information currently available on coordinator salaries, the pay bump for Durkin puts him as the second highest paid coordinator in college football (tied with Blake Baker), as the top several spots are owned by defensive play callers. A few notable defensive statistics for Durkin's defense at Auburn after a 5-7 finish this fall: 8th in opponent scrimmage plays 10+ yards 18th in yards per play 31st in red zone score percentage 27th in run defense 50th in sacks 52nd in pass defense 57th in opponent 3rd down conversion percentage 71st in TFLs 104th in turnovers gained 120th in turnover margin
February 12Feb 12 More SEC bitchassness https://www.si.com/college/arkansas/football/sec-sankey-alabama-byrne-pittman-arkansas-vanderbilt-storm-forfeit FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — As the SEC reviews ways to halt field and court storming, Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne has come up with a proposal, according to a recent interview. "I truly believe [in forfeiting wins] — if we said that the home team, if they storm the field or the court, they're going to lose that game right then and there, that will stop it."
February 12Feb 12 Byrne is still so broken up about Vandy and Tenn beating Alabama and rushing the field Get over it, bitch.
February 12Feb 12 3 hours ago, Valmy77 said: So...if we go storm OU's field, they have to forfeit? Interesting... If the Cotton Bowl is stormed, is it a tie? Do both teams get losses?
February 12Feb 12 Assuming Byrne is responsible for De Boer... he def needs some other topic of conversation making noise. He's prolly just getting ahead of spring practice.
February 15Feb 15 On 2/12/2025 at 12:47 PM, Js1 said: More SEC bitchassness https://www.si.com/college/arkansas/football/sec-sankey-alabama-byrne-pittman-arkansas-vanderbilt-storm-forfeit FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — As the SEC reviews ways to halt field and court storming, Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne has come up with a proposal, according to a recent interview. "I truly believe [in forfeiting wins] — if we said that the home team, if they storm the field or the court, they're going to lose that game right then and there, that will stop it." Yep. He’s a salty bitch. He should stick to his dad’s discussions on bass boats in the stadium and secret newsletters.
February 21Feb 21 Pussies @Brett_McMurphy · 9m Nebraska cancels home/home series w/Tennessee in 2026 & 2027. Cornhuskers must pay $500,000 to cancel series, which was agreed on in 2006 & scheduled for 2016-17. However, series was moved back to 2026-27
February 21Feb 21 3 minutes ago, mdmost said: Pussies @Brett_McMurphy · 9m Nebraska cancels home/home series w/Tennessee in 2026 & 2027. Cornhuskers must pay $500,000 to cancel series, which was agreed on in 2006 & scheduled for 2016-17. However, series was moved back to 2026-27 Nebraska cancelled it due to construction and reduced capacity at home or something lame
February 21Feb 21 On 2/8/2025 at 11:46 AM, Park Gothic said: Note that the $52.5 million distro was only for schools with a full year in the league. Texas and OU got roughly half of that (I believe a little over $27 million). Texas & OU paid a $15 Million application fee and a $12.5 Million transition fee, ($27.5 Million total) to join the SEC. The SEC fiscal year ended August 31, 2024, before Texas & OU played any game in any sport in the SEC. The SEC "paid" Texas & OU $27.5 Million, or reimbursed them for the $27.5 Million in "fees" paid in advance. In total, Texas and OU joined the SEC for $0. So far, the SEC has been worth every cent we paid for.
February 21Feb 21 2 minutes ago, PTINS said: Texas & OU paid a $15 Million application fee and a $12.5 Million transition fee, ($27.5 Million total) to join the SEC. The SEC fiscal year ended August 31, 2024, before Texas & OU played any game in any sport in the SEC. The SEC "paid" Texas & OU $27.5 Million, or reimbursed them for the $27.5 Million in "fees" paid in advance. In total, Texas and OU joined the SEC for $0. So far, the SEC has been worth every cent we paid for. Well, we made their ass some money advancing to the semi-finals again.
February 21Feb 21 2 minutes ago, PTINS said: So far, the SEC has been worth every cent we paid for. Plus we get to make fun of all the rest of those mouthbreathing inbreds besides aggy.
February 21Feb 21 4 hours ago, mdmost said: Pussies @Brett_McMurphy · 9m Nebraska cancels home/home series w/Tennessee in 2026 & 2027. Cornhuskers must pay $500,000 to cancel series, which was agreed on in 2006 & scheduled for 2016-17. However, series was moved back to 2026-27 Apparently it's $500k for each game, so $1M total. https://x.com/Brett_McMurphy/status/1892992814864064844 Nebraska is adding Bowling Green and Miami (Ohio) to their schedules: https://huskers.com/news/2025/02/21/huskers-announce-changes-to-future-non-conference-football-schedules
February 21Feb 21 3 hours ago, Armybrat said: Plus we get to make fun of all the rest of those mouthbreathing inbreds besides aggy.
February 21Feb 21 4 hours ago, Armybrat said: Plus we get to make fun of all the rest of those mouthbreathing inbreds besides aggy. Look, pollen is really bad right now in Florida.
February 21Feb 21 31 minutes ago, gatormarc said: Look, pollen is really bad right now in Florida. Present company excepted, of course.
March 27Mar 27 CBS has published it's SEC win totals: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/2025-sec-win-totals-odds-picks-predictions-for-every-team-as-alabama-georgia-texas-lead-pack/ Bama - 9.5 Pig - 5.5 Barn - 7.5 Gators - 6.5 UGA - 9.5 UK - 4.5 LSU - 8.5 MSU - 3.5 (0 conference wins projected) Misery - 7.5 OU - 6.5 Ole Miss - 8.5 USCe - 7.5 Vols - 9.5 Aggies - 7.5 Vandy - 4.5 Texas: Over/under 9.5 Wins: San Jose State, UTEP, Sam Houston, at Florida, Oklahoma, at Kentucky, at Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Arkansas, Texas A&M Losses: at Ohio State, at Georgia Analysis: Before we discuss Arch Madness, let's focus on a few issues the Longhorns must address this offseason. Texas breaks in a new offensive line and must replace two of its top three receivers and two stellar defensive tackles. That said, the Longhorns have recruited exceptionally well and hit on some big pickups in the transfer portal, setting Arch Manning up for a big debut season as the full-time starting quarterback. Many will project Texas' season based on its performance in the season opener at Ohio State, but we'll use that as a barometer rather than a judgment call. In fact, we're picking a loss. The toughest games on the schedule are at Georgia and Florida. We see a path to 10 wins, but barely. Pick: Over 9.5 (-200)
April 14Apr 14 A little Football/Basketball ( and sometimes baseball) SEC Roll Call Dropped today and as usual lil' bro takes it on the chin.
May 20May 20 What’s Urban supposed to say? He works for FOX and the last 2 national champions are in the Big Ten. Edited May 20May 20 by billfromlaketravis
May 20May 20 26 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said: What’s Urban supposed to say? He works for FOX and the last 2 national champions are in the Big Ten. Pretty sure he's also been saying it since he became the head coach at Ohio State.
May 20May 20 Well yea. Ohio is good. Saban is out. Kirby Smart can’t coach offense. Shit ebbs and flows.
May 20May 20 20 minutes ago, tbone_ said: Well yea. Ohio is good. Saban is out. Kirby Smart can’t coach offense. Shit ebbs and flows. Counterpoint: Ohio fucking sucks. Shit state.
May 20May 20 7 hours ago, TrashMaster G said: Counterpoint: Ohio fucking sucks. Shit state. But good for the new couch furniture business.
May 28May 28 Looks like the SEC is considering doing a flex schedule to keep 8 games but save secondary rivalries. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2025/05/27/alabama-tennessee-rivalry-auburn-georgia-schedule/83661700007/?tbref=hp
May 28May 28 Popular Post This pussy ass conference. Give up your shitfest FCS weekends, you pussies.
May 28May 28 I love me some Kiffin. But didn't they just buy all the transfers out of the portal last year. https://x.com/ChrisVannini/status/1927562782561751277
May 28May 28 5 minutes ago, crash_davis said: I love me some Kiffin. But didn't they just buy all the transfers out of the portal last year. https://x.com/ChrisVannini/status/1927562782561751277 Kiffin is like the Chael Sonnen of college football. The rules don't apply to him when he runs his mouth lol.
May 28May 28 Supposedly Kiffin and Smart are good friends. If so that's some funny shit to troll your friend. Not much Kirby can say in response.
May 29May 29 9 hours ago, gatormarc said: Looks like the SEC is considering doing a flex schedule to keep 8 games but save secondary rivalries. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2025/05/27/alabama-tennessee-rivalry-auburn-georgia-schedule/83661700007/?tbref=hp Quote But, even if it stays at eight, that doesn’t mean Alabama-Tennessee, Auburn-Georgia or Texas-Texas A&M must go on the chopping block. Sankey made that clear Tuesday. one of these things is not like the others what if one of these games *SHOULD* go on the chopping block?
May 29May 29 ACC is still on 8 conference games. However, many of those schools play a rivalry with SEC schools. So you can see why both are reluctant to go to 9.
May 29May 29 6 hours ago, Hagbard Celine said: one of these things is not like the others what if one of these games *SHOULD* go on the chopping block? Lmao aggy being called out secondary rival will chap them so bad
May 29May 29 2 hours ago, markstanco said: ACC is still on 8 conference games. However, many of those schools play a rivalry with SEC schools. So you can see why both are reluctant to go to 9. Uh, yeah, THAT'S the reason some SEC schools don't want 9 games. 🙄
May 29May 29 1 minute ago, TrashMaster G said: Uh, yeah, THAT'S the reason some SEC schools don't want 9 games. 🙄 Shane Beamer and Kirby Smart have said this very thing in the last few months.
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