The Southeastern Conference produced its seventh straight BCS college football national champion, but how do the remaining SEC teams stack up against one another in the country's toughest and most competitive league?
Jon Gruden at WWE Raw. The ESPN Monday Night Football announcer chose this over watching the BCS National Championship Game between Alabama and Notre Dame. Hard to blame him when the Crimson Tide are destroying the Irish, 35-0 as of this posting. The Rock > College football blowout. Photo: RecordsANDRadio
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Although fans of the Georgia Bulldogs are disappointed that their team is not in the BCS National Championship Game, they nevertheless will be congregating in the virtual sports bar at Dawg Sports to watch Alabama take on Notre Dame tonight. Join us!
Though this college football season will produce neither a conference nor a national championship for Georgia, it remains one of the best uncrowned seasons in school history. In that regard, the 2012 Bulldogs resemble the 1945 Georgia squad.
Just like Captain Kirk, the analysis and scrutiny of MWC has gone on and on. MW Connection has boldly gone where no man has gone before to find out what the media and has the latest update.
The college football regular season is behind us, but the fun is just beginning as the Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide prepare to square off in the SEC Championship Game with a national title shot on the line.
Baylor bumped off Kansas State, Stanford got by Oregon in overtime, and, all of a sudden, the SEC Championship Game between Georgia and Alabama looks like a college football national title semifinal. What does it all mean?
Some of you might recall my fanpost about this last year. Here is is for a refresher. Brief synopsis: I am using Sagarin rankings because they include all FBS and FCS teams in one composite...
